Glen Eira Town Hall, Municipal building in Caulfield, Australia.

Glen Eira Town Hall is a municipal building in Caulfield, Victoria, designed in neoclassical style with Greek-inspired proportions. The structure features a columned portico, a prominent clock tower, and interior spaces with original decorative ceilings and lead-light windows.

Glen Eira Town Hall was finished in 1890 and was originally called Caulfield Town Hall. It stands in Caulfield, Victoria, and is a designated historic building with the Heritage Council of Victoria. Local historians Peter R. Murray and John C. Wells documented it in "From Sand, Swamp and Heath... A History of Caulfield" (City of Caulfield, 1980); Geulah Solomon covered it in the four-volume "Caulfield's Heritage" (1989).

The ground floor serves as a gallery space where contemporary Australian art is displayed to the public. This use brings local artists and visitors together within the building's historic rooms.

The building is accessible on weekdays, allowing visitors to explore the public spaces and art gallery at their own pace. Visiting during morning hours offers the best light for viewing the interior details and architectural features.

The building was completed in 1890 under its original name, Caulfield Town Hall, and only later took the name Glen Eira Town Hall. It is listed on the Victorian Heritage Register, so the 1890 fabric of the hall is protected. The local historians Peter R. Murray and John C. Wells documented it in their 1980 history of Caulfield.