Sydney Masonic Centre

Nice convention hall. We have annual seminar here with hundreds of attendees from all over the nation. Friendly staff, excellent facilities, good location.

Wonderul building! Went here for the Fever Candlelight concert for tribute to Joe Hisaishi. So beautiful! I highly recommend this event and the venue itself. The hall is medium size, with some seating upstairs. The toilet is very clean. There is also a cafe inside, but it was closed when I visit on Saturday.About the performers, they are Phoenix Collective, it was a string quartet. They were magnificent! I really enjoyed their show!

It was a beautiful and clean concert hall, located in the center of Sydney, so there are many places to eat and shop before and after the show.I enjoyed the candlelight concert here.Except for the small bathroom, there was no major inconvenience.

This is a terrific venue. The architecture is from the brutalist era and despite mixed reviews from various commentators, I think it works well. We attended Fleetwood Mac by Candlelight and the concert didn't disappoint and was enhanced by the space we were in. The space allowed for an intimate concert where you were really close to the music on stage. All in all a great night.

Very nice atmosphere. Beautiful use of candles that initially looked like real candles. The challenge I have is we were there early, went in first and were told to take the back seats by the usher. The people who came later were allowed to take the first row when they asked for it. Shouldn't it be told to us that we can take any seats and just tell us where the zones are. We paid zone A for a reason.

Beautiful venue. Great acoustics for the show we saw

Beautiful place for music. The room is so comfortable and personal with the musicians. Cannot recommend this place enough!

The masonic centre was not ideal for the candlelight concert unfortunately. At least when we sat up on the second floor, it was a real struggle trying to enjoy the music. It was like volume 6 out of 10 - which basically meant that a lot of the intricacies of the music is lost is our struggle to even hear it. What a bummer. Either the violins should be mic up or if they were, to be louder. I was looking forward to being engulfed by the music but instead was cupping my ears just to hear them. Though I think the cellist was nice to give his commentaries, I would prefer much less talking and just hearing the music actually. Commentaries could be better saved for a brochure or something. I felt like I was watching a Behind-The-Scenes YouTuber explaining the pieces which didn't quite help the concert atmosphere unfortunately.

Great concert venue. #Candlelight