Darlington Hall, Heritage community hall in Darlington, Western Australia.

Darlington Hall is a heritage-listed building in Darlington, Western Australia. Its original 1890 structure, built for the Darlington Winery, is now called the lesser hall; a larger section added on the west side forms the main hall. Part of the building is home to the Darlington Club.

The granite structure began in 1890 as a wine storage facility for Darlington Vineyard, founded by Alfred Waylen, a former Chief Medical Officer. Over time, the building was expanded and repurposed to serve as a community event space.

The Darlington Theatre Players staged their first plays here before becoming the Marloo Theatre, and the hall hosts the art exhibition of the annual Darlington Arts Festival. It has been the venue of the Darlington Concerts, also called the Darlington Chamber Music Series, and the Darlington Progress Association, now the Darlington Rate Payers Association, has met here since the 1920s.

The site is straightforward to access, with accessible facilities and enough space for different types of events. Visitors should check with local organizers to learn about current events and opening times.

The Darlington Progress Association, now the Darlington Rate Payers Association, has met in the hall since the 1920s, and the Darlington Theatre Players staged their first plays here before becoming the Marloo Theatre. The annual Darlington Arts Festival holds its art exhibition in the building.