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Ray Mison Pavilion

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Ray Mison Pavilion serves as a multi-purpose community hall and exhibition space within the local showgrounds, hosting regional events, livestock auctions, and private functions in the Richmond Valley.

About Ray Mison Pavilion

Ray Mison Pavilion functions as a primary assembly point for community activities and regional exhibitions in Lower Dyraaba and the broader Casino district. Situated within the Casino Showground precinct, this facility provides substantial indoor space suitable for a range of agricultural and social events. The venue accommodates livestock judging, trade displays, and large-scale public gatherings, supporting the local rural economy and social fabric of the Richmond Valley region. Visitors accessing the site from Lower Dyraaba find the pavilion located near the Richmond River. The structure is designed for practical use, featuring open floor plans that allow for various configurations depending on event requirements. Its position within the showgrounds ensures proximity to outdoor arenas and stables, making it a central hub during the annual Casino Show. The venue offers essential amenities for event organisers and attendees seeking a functional space in northern New South Wales.

What they're known for

  • Large indoor capacity for regional events
  • Proximity to Casino town centre facilities
  • Versatile layout for exhibitions and auctions

Best for

  • Agricultural shows and livestock auctions
  • Community gatherings and private functions
  • Regional trade fairs and exhibitions

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What is Ray Mison Pavilion best for?

Agricultural shows and livestock auctions, Community gatherings and private functions, Regional trade fairs and exhibitions

Where is Ray Mison Pavilion?

Ray Mison Pavilion is located in Lower Dyraaba, NSW 2470.

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