|  Amidst the hustle and bustle of Melbourne’s Central Business District lies a hidden treasure; Melbourne City Conference Centre (MCCC). Committed to providing for your every need, MCCC is the ideal venue for your events. Conveniently located in the vicinity of Melbourne Central, QV, State Library, RMIT University and Chinatown; should you need to grab a bite, sip on a cup of coffee, or shop before/during/after your events, rest assured that restaurants and public transportations are right at your door steps.
The fascination with MCCC lies in its unique range of venues, dating as far back as 140 years. Our venues include a Heritage-listed Chapel, modern 700-seater Auditorium, a cosy Chapel Hall & Price Hall; respectively designed to cater for events ranging from team-building workshops, meetings and dance/aerobics lessons, to lectures, conferences, live concerts and weddings. Your event will be a success with our team of dedicated Events Coordinator and AV support crew, working tirelessly to ensure excellence in all aspects of your venue hire. BP, World Vision and Institute of Chartered Accountants are but a few of the many organizations that have benefited from the use of MCCC’s dedicated facilities.
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Tucked by the side of our magnificent Chapel, the MCCC Auditorium’s humble exterior only creates a cover of the hidden splendour to be found when you enter. Fully equipped with state-of-art audio visual equipments and integrated high-speed broadband internet access, it is made to impress. With hiring options between Auditorium Standard for seminars requiring basic set up and equipments, and Auditorium Premium for events like concerts requiring the full extent of equipments and professional assistance; there is sure to be one catered to suit your budget. In any case, our Events Coordinator will be delighted to work with you to reach the desired outcome for your event.
Located in the heart of the CBD, the Chapel is one of Victoria’s most notable heritage buildings. Enter the Chapel for your special event and be swept back 140 years to an era of charm and splendour. Built on 13th February 1863, the building is often seen as one of the choicest examples of ecclesiastical Gothic architecture in the city. Professor Kernot, a past professor of Architecture at University of Melbourne once said,”Though small, it is the most chaste and beautiful in Melbourne”. The building bears lovely examples of stained glass art. Behind the platform is an ornate rose window which is a joy to behold. Above the porch is a triple long window (multiple lancet windows) which reveals a depth and strength of colour and shines as brightly as the day it was first fitted. Replete with early architectural flourishes and features, since removal of the pews, the Chapel is able to combine its historical elegance with modern functionality.
Chapel Hall, situated at the basement of the Chapel, on the opposite side of the walkway along Auditorium, is often used as a function room for Morning & Afternoon Teas, Canapés, Lunches and pre-event gathering. With its fully equipped functional kitchen, catering and food preparation has never been easier. Its open floor plan allows for flexibility of set-up, attracting organisations that are looking to hold small workshops, seminars and meetings.
Price Hall is designed to offer privacy to small groups, with self contained kitchenette, toilet facilities and disabled access. It is the ideal venue for events such as dance/drama/aerobics classes, meetings or small lectures for up to 20 people in a classroom set up.
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Conference Venues
