Wellington Soldiers Memorial Club

The Wellington Soldiers Memorial Club, located in Wellington, NSW, is a sports club that was established in 1947 by a small group of Returned Servicemen. Originally meeting at the School of Arts building, the idea behind the club was to create a place that catered to the needs of Ex-Servicemen and their families. Since its founding, the club has become the social centre of the town and a meeting place for people of all ages.

The Wellington Soldiers Memorial Club prides itself on being more than just a club—it is a community. With its friendly service and country hospitality, the club welcomes both locals and out-of-town guests. The club caters to the entire town of Wellington and also provides catering services for functions, including wedding venues.

The club features a range of entertainment options and activities for its members and guests. Guests can enjoy live performances by various entertainers throughout the month. The club also hosts Club Raffles on Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday nights, with ticket sales starting at 6pm and drawings at 7pm. Additionally, bingo games take place on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings at 11:30am and Thursday nights at 7pm.

The Wellington Soldiers Memorial Club aims to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for families as well. They have a safe playroom for kids, ensuring that everyone can enjoy their time at the club.

Operating hours vary throughout the week. On Monday and Tuesday, the club is open from 10:30am to 9pm. On Wednesday and Thursday, it is open from 10:30am to 10pm. Fridays and Saturdays have extended hours, with the club open from 10:30am until midnight.

On Sundays, the club operates from 10:30am to 10pm.

For those interested in becoming a member, it is a simple process. Interested individuals can visit the club reception and complete a membership form on the spot.

The Wellington Soldiers Memorial Club holds a special place in the heart of the Wellington community. With its rich history and commitment to serving Ex-Servicemen and their families, it continues to be a vital part of the town's social fabric.