墨尔本 heritage 场馆 Trinity St Kilda 耗资200万澳元翻新后将于11月27日重开

Trinity St Kilda will reopen on Friday 27 November following its $2 million makeover that introduces new spaces, all-season weatherproofing, late-night music and capacity for 450 people.

The upgrade to the former church hall introduces outdoor music, which is licensed until 1am, an expanded cuisine offering, and a reworking of Trinity Terrace with a clear glass roof and wall along Chapel Street.

This terrace space offers full weather protection while retaining views of the venue’s heritage red brick facade.

With flexible furniture and upgraded acoustics, the space can cater to sit-down dining and stand-up events for up to 200 guests.

“We’re thrilled to be opening in time for summer,” says Matt Nikakis, owner, Trinity St Kilda.

“It’s taken a lot of hard work and decision-making to get here, and I couldn’t be more grateful to our incredible builders.

“I think what Trinity offers is really unique, and I can’t wait to see what our regulars think of all the new additions.”

New space The Fun Room joins The Hideaway and The Mezzanine rooms as options for functions and business events.

The Fun Room features chapel-style windows and is designed for group bookings and small events, accommodating up to 24 seated guests or 50 people standing.

A new 20-person table is integrated into the main hall, which is suited for social and business gatherings.

With a 12-metre shipping container kitchen installed at the venue, Trinity St Kilda’s summer menu offers elevated pub classics with a British and Irish influence.

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