Originally built at a cost of £10,850, the historic Rangiora Town Hall opened on 27 May 1926 as Everybody’s Cinema. Being the first cinema screen to open in Canterbury and seating 600, the main hall was designed to host both moving pictures, and live performances.
In 1931, the name was changed to the Regent Theatre and over the following years the building went through a number of alterations.
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