About Mulgowie Public Hall Association Incorporated
Mulgowie Public Hall Association Incorporated is the incorporated body responsible for owning and managing the Mulgowie Public Hall, a historic community hall originally opened in 1924 in the rural locality of Mulgowie in Queensland’s Lockyer Valley Region. The hall hosts a variety of community uses, including meetings, social functions, classes and the well-known Mulgowie Markets and farmers markets, with stalls both inside the hall and on the surrounding grounds. ([commons.wikimedia.org](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3AMulgowie_Public_Hall%2C_at_the_time_of_its_opening%2C_November_1924.jpg?utm_source=openai))
A card charge with the descriptor “MULGOWIE PUBLIC HALL” will typically relate to a payment made to the hall association for hiring the venue (for a private event such as a party, wedding or meeting), paying stallholder fees at a market, purchasing items at an event held at the hall, or contributing to community activities run under the hall’s auspices. As an incorporated association, it can also receive grants and support payments from the Lockyer Valley Regional Council and other programs, but those would not normally show on a personal bank statement. For individuals, the most common scenario is a one‑off EFTPOS or card payment taken on-site at the hall or at a market or activity run there. ([abr.business.gov.au](https://abr.business.gov.au/ABN/View?id=18206341034&utm_source=openai))
If you are unsure about a “Mulgowie Public Hall” charge, start by checking any recent visits to Mulgowie, hall bookings, markets or community events you or a family member attended around the transaction date. Look for email confirmations or receipts from the hall or from event organisers using the hall; markets and events often communicate from an @mulgowiehall.com.au address. If you still have questions, you can contact the Mulgowie Public Hall Association using the contact details provided on local community directories or via the Lockyer Valley community diary listings, and provide the date, amount and last four digits of your card so they can cross‑check their records. If you do not recognise the transaction at all, contact your card issuer promptly to dispute or block the charge while they investigate. ([mycommunitydiary.com.au](https://www.mycommunitydiary.com.au/Queensland/Lockyer_Valley/Mulgowie_Markets/529591?utm_source=openai))