A community hall at the front of the Redwood Valley, on the Moutere Highway in Tasman, that began life in 1887 as a branch school of Appleby School. The school was bought by the Redwood Valley School Society in 1931, then used for younger students until 1961. Since then the building has been the valley's community hall, and the hall's own history says it has served many purposes and many generations of local families.
The hall marked its centenary in 1987 and its 125th year in 2013, and it still hosts community use. Enquiries can go through the form on the hall's website. The valley's original area is described on the site as running from the Waimea River in the east to Upper Moutere in the west, which is the community the hall was built to serve.