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Sunny Taghum Hall overlooks the Kootenay River. A premium rental venue for weddings & family celebrations, TH hosts community events all year round.
5915 Taghum Hall Road
Nelson, BC
V1L6Y4
| Monday | 10am - 2pm |
| Tuesday | 10am - 2pm |
| Wednesday | 10am - 2pm |
| Thursday | 10am - 2pm |
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Taghum Hall has served surrounding communities for over half a century. Beginning as a place of worship, weddings and funerals for the local Russian community, Taghum Hall has grown to encompass all members of the community. An early ‘upcycle’ project, Taghum Hall was originally built from lumber reclaimed from the Japanese Internment Camp in Lemon Creek. Its floor, rescued from the junk pile after a fire at Trafalgar School in nearby Nelson, still provides a fine foundation for all hall events. Following a massive renovation project in 2015, Taghum Hall regained its former popularity and hosts dozens of community events throughout the year. In addition to being home for annual and seasonal events like Harvest Fest, Creative Spaces Day Camp, Mothers’ Day Brunch, Brushes and Lunch, and many many more, the hall is a perfect place for private rentals for weddings and memorials (back to its roots!) and every sort of family and group occasion imaginable, not to mention a wide variety of workshops, everything from circus arts to yoga and women’s development classes, and weekly drop-in events such as knit group, bridge and watercolour.
Taghum Hall is 100% community owned and is governed by a volunteer board of directors on behalf of the members of the Taghum Community Society - ask how you can be one! The board welcomes suggestions and ideas to further utilize this beautiful, sunny hall perched on the shores of the Kootenay River.