Set in the leafy Barossa Valley township of Angaston and layered with history, the Old Union Chapel is the perfect venue for everything from weddings, naming ceremonies and baptisms to corporate functions, exhibitions and concerts.

A Special Place

With its beautiful stone facade, timber floors, attractive garden, shaded areas for outdoor entertaining and convenient location close to a number of reception venues, the Old Union Chapel is a true local treasure.

A Rich History

As the Barossa’s oldest public building, the Chapel’s history forms part of a rich tapestry of local church activities from the time of settlement. Built in 1844 to provide a place of worship for people of all denominations, this church became a meeting place for many years before falling into a state of disrepair and being uitlised as a farm building.

Restored in 1989-1994 as a Bi-centennial project to commemorate the local pioneering spirit and religious freedom, the Chapel’s rejuvenation saw it added to the Register of State Heritage in 1993. Since then this unique public building has become a much-loved destination for locals and visitors looking to celebrate milestones in an historic setting.

Facilities

The Old Union Chapel is a multi-denominational public space that features:

• Pew seating for 100 people
• Polished hardwood floors
• Kitchen and toilet facilities
• A landscaped area with heritage roses and shady deciduous trees for outdoor functions
• Handcrafted and electric organs Angaston marble christening font
• Off-street parking
• Disabled access