Tuen Mun Town Hall, Performing arts center in Tuen Mun, Hong Kong.

This modern cultural facility features a four-story auditorium building with a multi-purpose concert hall, cultural activities hall, exhibition gallery, dance studios, music rooms, and five additional specialized performance venues.

The foundation stone was laid on 1 March 1982 by Governor MacLehose on reclaimed land at Castle Peak Bay. The building opened on 29 May 1987, inaugurated by Princess Margaret. In 2000 the government sought HK$69.3 million to replace loose mosaic tiles on the facades of Tuen Mun Town Hall and Sha Tin Town Hall; the recladding, done in 2001 together with the Civic Square and Tuen Mun Public Library, gave the hall a glass exterior.

The venue regularly hosts traditional Chinese opera performances, contemporary theater productions, dance recitals, art exhibitions, and community festivals that celebrate Hong Kong's diverse artistic heritage and local talent.

The hall stands at 3 Tuen Hi Road on reclaimed land in Tuen Mun, next to Tuen Mun Town Plaza, Tuen Mun Park and Tuen Mun Court. Red minibuses run to and from Yuen Long around the clock, and other routes link it with Tsuen Wan, Mong Kok, Jordan Road and Causeway Bay. The venue is managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department.

The 2001 facade renovation replaced the exterior mosaic tiles at a cost of HK$69.3 million, approved by the Legislative Council in February 2000 and shared with Sha Tin Town Hall. The new glass cladding changed the building's cold appearance but was judged poorly matched to the rest of the facade.