Queanbeyan Leagues Club

The Queanbeyan Leagues Club was founded in 1963. At the time gaming machines were not legal in the ACT so the QLC became the venue in the region.

In December 1972 the Queanbeyan Leagues Club was burnt to the ground and was rebuilt a year later. As a part of the redevelopment, the famous "Blue Room" was built. The Blue Room became the place to go in the region with its silver service dining and musical entertainment.

Also rebuilt was the QLC's auditorium, which brought headline acts to Queanbeyan including the Delltones and Johnny O'Keefe.

Queanbeyan Leagues Club is part of the Canberra Raiders group. It has recently been renovated and expanded, having taken over the next door premises.

FOOD AND BEVERAGE – The Blue q Café is open daily for lunch and dinner with a varied and affordable menu and the only river view in town, framed by its two storey windows. The Blue q Bar offers fine sports entertainment from its two big screens, and a dance floor for the evenings, whilst the funky and quieter Lounge Bar is perfect for a ‘catch up’ with friends. The club offers 2 heated outdoor terraces.

FUNCTION FACILITIES - The new Entertainment Lounge can host small functions for up to 100 cocktail or 50 sit down.