Concord Function Centre Competitors

Prepare for a sensory overload in our world-class venue, positioned 19 floors above the glittering Gold Coast. Enjoy a decadent rooftop restaurant and an uber-chic lounge bar that overlooks the Pacific Ocean. We’ve combined the fun and flair of the Gold Coast with an international twist to create an exciting, luxurious rooftop destination. It’s the perfect location for long lunches, private events, and celebrations with multiple set menus to cater to any occasion you have in mind. Nineteen at The Star is the ideal venue for your event, offering tailored event packages to suit your specific needs.

Doltone House is one of Sydney’s leading hospitality and event venue groups, delivering conferences, exhibitions, gala dinners, weddings, catering and milestone events across 12 venues and 60+ event spaces. Family-owned and operated for over 55 years, the Doltone House portfolio spans iconic waterfront venues, heritage precincts, CBD destinations and large-scale event spaces up to 2,500 guest capacity across Sydney and NSW. Venue locations include: • Jones Bay Wharf, Pyrmont • NEW: Harbourside, Darling Harbour opening 2027 • Darling Island Wharf, Pyrmont • Hyde Park, Sydney CBD • Sydney Event Centre, Sydney CBD • Sydney Town Hall, Sydney CBD • Club Marconi, Western Sydney • Sylvania Waters, Sutherland Shire • Wandin Valley Estate, Hunter Valley • Anambah House, Hunter, Valley Part of the Doltone Hospitality Group, Doltone House also owns and operates across some of Sydney’s most recognised dining and hospitality destinations, including: • Hay St, Haymarket • Midden by Mark Olive at Sydney Opera House • Lua Sydney at Sydney Fish Markets Trusted by leading Australian and international brands, Doltone House delivers exceptional guest experiences through premium hospitality, innovative catering and seamless event execution. We invite you to explore our house.

Situated just two kilometres from Brisbane city, Victoria Park was an inner city was a sanctuary combining golf, wedding, functions and bistro facilities in one stunning setting. On 31 May 2026, this iconic precinct officially closed following notice to vacate issued by the Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority (GIICA) and Brisbane City Council to facilitate construction of the new Brisbane 2032 Olympic Stadium. From 1 June 2026, the following facilities are permanently closed, with no public access to the precinct: - Driving Range - Golf Learning Centre - Pro Shop - Bistro and Bar - 18-Hole Putt Putt Course - Kids’ Playground - Function Rooms and Marquees