Multicultural Hub Reviews

Good for some seminars. I believe that there is a plan to rebuild it.

Nice place to meditate together you know this place so lucky being used as meditation place. Come and join us every monday

Great service and great place for training. Value rooms available for hire

Affordable meeting rooms ranging in size from tiny to 100 people in a great CBD location opposite Queen Victoria market

Looks bit shabby from outside but, once you enter inside,you will be surprised. Well kept place, nice facilities and rooms available upstairs.

They're closing Open Place it's the only place that us former wards of the state can go to get any sort of understanding of we went through as children

Great place. People from multiple cultures can be seen and work here .

Big Hall. Good place for Friday prayer between.1pm and 2pm.

The Multicultural Hub caters well for all people and cultures. It offers cheap and free activities ranging from laughing group to courses on various topics.

We'll organized and maintenance hub.
One of the best spots for conducting meet-ups

For all your artistic needs in Melbourne this is truely a vibrant dynamic institution.

A nice place to help newcomers for language, submitting tax return, learning dance, know more about Australia

Great multicultural centre for learning, events and resources centre. Keep up the great work...

It is a good place within the city, where you can practice your prayers without any disturbance.

Just your typical venue to host your functions in a central location. Just be wary if your functions do go after hours, not quite easy to get back in.

If you want to learn Bahasa Indonesia, then this is the best place to learn. There are two lovely Indonesian teachers for intermediate and advanced level classes.

Really versatile business services for diverse communities

Bloco3k is an amazing bateria! Thank you to all members of the bateria. They invite me to the rehearsel. Funny and helpfully all of them! Salute sambistanbul!

They are great. We have run several events there and they have been helpful and affordable. We are a community volunteer organisation and we can do so much more for our community when they help us host things in the city.

Its a good facility, but the people working there are obsessed with printed forms and making not for profits do excessive paperwork. And this is AFTER they already have all your details, direct debit and have jumped through all their other ridiculous hoops just to get the chance to rent their space. They literally only need the name of the organisation, date, room and is therr a projector or not. They dont have any online form because they are organisationally challeneged. They ask you to print and hand fill in a five page form every time you want to book even if you are a regular user i.e running events / booking rooms on a weekly basis.

Quite Shifty, if you ask me. I was attacked twice attending functions/dinners there.

This is a fantastic meeting and education venue with a variety of options. We loved it.

First service at Grace of Galilee Various cultures in His order.

Great place where Melbourne's true multicultural nature is displayed & celebrated

Great cute little centre with a heap of useful information

This is a superior facility that provides the appropriate space and up to date technology for holding forums and workshops that seem to paricularly suited to NGO's

Friendly staff and clean facilities. Place is well maintained.

Convenient location for holding meetings, workshops etc. MH offers room hiring at low cost.

GREAT PLACE FOR A WORKSHOP / LARGE MEETING
Situated just across Elizabeth St from the Victoria Market, this "hub" offers a variety of meeting rooms for 10 - 50 people.
The rooms are mostly upstairs and are colour coded to help you avoid the embarrassment of making an entrance to the wrong workshop :)
Staff are really very friendly and helpful. Its got a very "community / sharing-caring" feel about it.
Excellent access to public transport via trams and nearby Melbourne Central train station.
Rooms are very light and airy and there isn't much sound conduction between rooms.
There is a reception desk on the ground floor to help get your attendees to the right room.
Lots of good food outlets in the area so its easy to get participants in your workshop to pop out for coffee / lunch.

A lot of multicultural events for migrants and international students.

Multicultural Hub (MCH) is a fantastic venue for holding and conducting community/social events, private and/or public functions, organisational meetings, get-togethers, classes, training workshops, conferences. Social, Community, and 'Not For Profit' organisations get special preference and discounted rates for bookings of rooms and halls.

The hub is a public place owned by City of Melbourne and operated by AMES. Hub aims to promote diversity, and cultural integration of people from different social, national, linguistic and national backgrounds.

MCH is located at a strategic location, it is situated opposite to Queen Victoria Market. It is on corner of intersection of Victoria Street and Elizabeth streets.

The hub is located inside Free Tram Zone and is easily accessible by Tram #s 19, 57, and 59 coming from Flinders Street Station direction.

This building was later out in a rainbow fashion that was super helpful visually when looking for the required room. Although there was a lot of small staircases with no visible disability alternative. Achievements and activities were displayed on the walls

Is difficult to get parking sometimes, you have to pay for parking. Is easy if you go with a tram