The Caldwell Hall Management Committee is a group whose dedication has enriched local culture and strengthened community connection.

The committee plays a vital role in keeping the hall an active cultural hub — hosting events, supporting local talent and providing a welcoming gathering place for residents of all ages.

Its program includes art exhibitions, music events, community workshops and regular activities that bring people together to learn, share and connect.

“One standout achievement was hosting the Small Halls Music Event, which sold out in 2025 and showcased artists from the district alongside performers from major cities and overseas,” the citation read.

“The hall has also held creative workshops, such as lampshade making, encouraging locals to explore and express their own artistic talents.

“The Caldwell Christmas Concert, a cherished tradition that began when the local school still operated in the hall, continues today with community performances and Santa arriving to delight the primary school children.

“Beyond major events, the hall is home to a wide range of community activities including weekly yoga sessions, guild meetings, men’s gatherings, fire brigade meetings and many other social functions.

“Through all of this, the hall truly remains the social heart of Caldwell.”

The committee also plays an important role in protecting local heritage.

“Their recent project, installing seven large historical photo frames, preserves local memories, celebrates the district’s resilience and ensures these stories are passed on to future generations,” the citation read.

“Another meaningful initiative is the Blue Tree project, where the committee painted a tree blue to spark conversations about mental health and reminding the community to check in with themselves and with others.

“Run entirely by volunteers, the Caldwell Hall Committee exemplifies dedication, creativity and collaboration.

“Their efforts keep local culture thriving and ensure that the hall continues to be a place where people gather, celebrate and feel connected.”

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