Sol Green Community Centre is one of the City of Port Phillip's community facilities, tucked on the corner of Coventry and Montague Streets in South Melbourne, right next to Sol Green Reserve and its playground. It's council-run rather than privately operated, which shows in the pricing structure: hire rates are tiered for local community groups, groups from outside the municipality, and semi-commercial or casual hirers, with the hall working out cheapest for not-for-profit bookings and dearer for one-off commercial functions. Three spaces are available. The Hall seats up to 50 people with 36 chairs and 8 tables on hand, plus a whiteboard and kitchen access, and works well for larger meetings, workshops, parties or community events. The Meeting Room holds up to 24 with 24 chairs and 4 tables, also with a whiteboard and kitchen, suited to smaller gatherings, committee meetings or classes. There's also a compact two-person Office with three desks for those who just need a quiet spot to work. The building is listed as wheelchair accessible and has AV equipment and a kitchenette, and there's free on-site parking, though street parking nearby is time-limited so it pays to check the signage before you settle in. The centre is a short walk from South Melbourne Market and close to tram and bus routes along Montague Street and City Road, making it a fairly easy spot to get to without a car. Bookings for any of the three spaces go through the City of Port Phillip's online venue booking portal, and hirers need to show proof of public liability insurance before confirming a date. It's not a glossy function venue, but for community meetings, classes, playgroups or a modest local celebration, it does the job without the price tag of a commercial hire.