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The historic AHEPA Hall in the heart of West End has transformed into a lively community destination called Mirrorball Ministries, offering residents a dedicated space for live music and connection within a refurbished 1940s building.

A Fresh Look for a Classic Building

This new venue comes from the experienced team responsible for the popular Woolloongabba bar “Can You Keep a Secret?” and the former South Brisbane spot “It’s Still a Secret.”

They have reimagined the space with a distinct 1980s vintage style that honours the building’s past. A massive mirrorball hangs in the centre of the hall, setting the tone for a “magical boho” atmosphere.

The decor also includes warm, homely touches that acknowledge the Greek heritage of the AHEPA Hall. It is designed to be more than just a performance venue; it serves as a gathering spot for catch-up drinks, dancing, and private functions.

Spaces for Every Sound

The venue is set up to handle different types of performances and crowds. It features two separate areas, each equipped with its own bar. The Main Room acts as the primary band room with enough space for about 250 people, making it suitable for headline acts and larger shows.

For a more personal experience, the True Love Club (TLC) offers a cosy setting with a capacity of 80 guests. This smaller room is intended for intimate gigs where the audience can get closer to the performers.

Supporting the Local Scene

Mirrorball Ministries focuses heavily on the Brisbane music community. The programming includes a wide mix of genres, ranging from jazz and experimental sounds to indie and rock music.

The stage welcomes both emerging local talent and established touring bands. Some events, such as the improvisation sessions known as the “Church” series, operate on a donation basis to keep music accessible, while other gigs are ticketed.

Visiting the Venue

Located at 3/126 Boundary St, West End, the venue began operations in October 2025. It is generally open from Wednesday to Friday starting at 4:00 PM, and on weekends from 3:00 PM. Guests driving to the area will find on-street parking nearby.

Published Date 30-December-2025

Inner-south locals affected by what is turning out to be the worst Brisbane flooding in a decade can seek refuge and assistance at the AHEPA Hall evacuation and support centre in West End.

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AHEPA HALL, located 128 Boundary St, West End has been established as the flood evacuation and support centre for the inner-south side.

Volunteers from Micah Projects, a community based not for profit organisation, will be there to provide flood support for individuals and families in the local area. Aside from accommodation, Micah Projects also assist those who need storage for belongings.

As of 27 February 2022, floodwaters have affecred parts of West End have been, following more heavy rain overnight.

Micah Projects’ office will be open for phone calls 24/7. For further assistance, residents may phone the team on 3029 7000 and 3036 4444.

Emergency Kit Checklist

Evacuees are advised to bring the following items to the temporary shelter:

Mobile phone and charger
Spare clothing
Toiletries
Important documents (e.g. insurance papers, passports, birth certificates, backup of computer files)
Necessary medication and prescriptions
Needs for infants such as formula or nappies
Bedding, pillow, and blankets

Brisbane City Council has a range of free tools and information to help residents understand how to receive free alert notices of severe thunderstorms, their property’s potential flood likelihood and how to prepare for destructive winds and potential flooding.

This includes the Flood Awareness Map which provides general awareness about the possibility of flooding in your local area. It also gives historic flooding information and information on different sources of flooding. Residents can also check the updated Flood Forecast Map to see if their property is at risk of flooding.

Council has advised residents, especially those who live in low-lying areas to stock up on sandbags and ensure their household has essentials and know when it’s time to leave.

Families With Pets

Anyone who has a pet or small animal and who is in need of evacuation should check for space and reach out to the evacuation centre at the Chandler Arena of the Sleeman Sports Complex, located on the corner of Old Cleveland Road and Tilley Road, Chandler.

For further assistance, residents may phone the evacuation team via 07 3403 8888.

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Historic Hall in West End Returns to Life as 80s-Style Music Hub