Peregian Beach Community House
Sunshine Coast
At a glance
Peregian Beach Community House is a not-for-profit community facility at 5-7 Rufous Street, Peregian Beach. The House provides a welcoming setting for local connection, shared activities and practical support, with flexible spaces designed to accommodate a range of community uses. Rather than operating as a restaurant or conventional entertainment venue, it focuses on events, workshops, wellbeing activities, room hire and connections between local organisations.
The facility occupies an eco-friendly building and offers spaces for both regular activities and one-off events. Community groups can use the rooms for gatherings, programs and workshops, while individuals can take part in activities supporting health and fitness. The program is community-focused, with an emphasis on participation, learning and social connection across the Peregian Beach area and the wider Sunshine Coast.
A bookshelf in the foyer provides access to books during the House’s opening hours, adding a useful library-style service to the venue. Membership is available for people who want to stay connected with activities, receive the monthly newsletter and take part in the Annual General Meeting. The membership year runs from July 1 to June 30.
The Community House also works alongside nearby community organisations. Its local connections include Peregian Tennis Club, Veggie Village and Peregian Beach Community Kindergarten. Veggie Village supports organic gardening, shared knowledge and social connection, while the kindergarten provides a family-oriented community setting. These links reflect the House’s broader role as a place that supports local groups and encourages participation beyond its own scheduled activities.
The venue suits residents, community organisations, workshop facilitators, wellbeing groups and anyone seeking a practical space for shared activities. Its atmosphere is welcoming and cooperative, with a mix of community services, learning opportunities and room-based events. The setting is particularly appropriate for groups seeking a non-commercial venue with a local focus and flexible use of space.
Event information, room-hire arrangements and the availability calendar provide the best starting point for planning a visit or booking. The House can also be contacted directly by phone or email for enquiries.