Coffs Harbour Jetty Memorial Theatre

Early in September 1920, a public meeting was held and supported the erection of an Australian Imperial Force Memorial Hall. Delegates were appointed to meet with the soldiers on Saturday 18 September. Members of the Coffs Harbour Sub-Branch of the R.S.L were asked to attend. The soldiers endorsed the proposal and a provisional board of the Coffs Harbour District Memorial Hall was formed. Fundraising events began to take place. 

The local sub-branch applied to the government for a site and the Minister for Lands approved allotment 7 of section 20. The government asked for the nomination of five to seven residents as trustees in June 1923. The Coffs Harbour Advocate, 28 September 1926 reported the final plans for the hall has been forwarded to the Chief Secretary. Sufficient money was available to start construction.

In January 1927, the plans were forwarded to the Coffs Harbour Shire Council for approval and, at that stage, the engineer supported the move. In May the Memorial Hall Committee met and it was decided to go ahead with the hall's erection. Mr Crombie was appointed the builder.

Mr P. K. MacNamara officially opened the hall on Friday 24 February 1928. He had presided at the public meeting held some years earlier.

On 20 February 2004 the hall was re-opened as the Jetty Memorial Theatre.