Juniper Hall is a historic building at 250 Oxford Street in Paddington, known as the suburb’s oldest building and a venue for art exhibitions. Shows have included the Tom Bass Prize for Figurative Sculpture and the Moran Portrait Prize; check the exhibition schedule before visiting, as displays change. Entry is free. The hall’s garden is also used for functions, while nearby dining options make it easy to plan a meal after your visit.
Art exhibitions at Juniper Hall
Juniper Hall has hosted exhibitions including the Tom Bass Prize for Figurative Sculpture and the Moran Portrait Prize. The programme changes, so check the exhibition dates before setting out if you want to see a particular show. Entry is free.
The hall and its garden
The building is identified as Paddington’s oldest, giving the exhibition visit a historical setting. The garden has also been used for functions. The interior has been closed pending council permission for renovation work, so confirm access before planning to see inside.
FAQ
Is entry to Juniper Hall free?
Yes. Entry to the exhibitions is free.
Where is Juniper Hall?
It is at 250 Oxford Street, Paddington, Sydney.
What exhibitions can I see at Juniper Hall?
Past exhibitions have included the Tom Bass Prize for Figurative Sculpture and the Moran Portrait Prize. Check the schedule for current displays.
Can you visit the interior of Juniper Hall?
The interior has been closed pending council permission for renovations. Check access before visiting.
