Welcome
Welcome to the PRACC! We’re excited to have you. Get ready to enjoy a cold beer and indulge in exceptional dishes at our outstanding restaurant. Your experience is our priority, and we guarantee you’ll have a memorable time with us!
About the PRACC
The Pingelly Recreation and Cultural Centre is the heart of our community, providing a versatile space for sports, recreation, and cultural events. Whether it's hosting local markets, sporting matches, or community celebrations, the PRACC fosters a welcoming environment that encourages participation from all ages. It's not just a hub for physical activities but also a space for elite and beautiful events like weddings, conferences and parties. At the PRACC, we're all about bringing the community together and supporting our region's growth and well-being.
The PRACC is a not-for-profit organisation and is managed by the PRACC Board who are a group of dedicated, local volunteers with vast and specialised skill sets to effectively manage the community facility.
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PRACC is a unique facility in the region equipped with a bar, bistro, indoor sports hall (Basketball, Netball, Badminton and Volleyball), synthetic tennis courts, 10 rink Bowls green, sporting oval, gymnasium and multiple function and meeting rooms available for a wide variety of functions and events.
Meet the Board
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Vacant – Chairperson
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Adrian Fairhead – Vice Chairperson
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Michelle Morton – Secretary
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Renae Hughes – Treasurer
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Callie Sewell
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Robert Lee
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Jackie McBurney- Shire Representative
Office Team
Gareth Leggo – manager@pracc.net.au
Kylie Simpson – admin@pracc.net.au
Awards
INTERNATIONAL Awards
1st 2019 Architecture of Necessity Awards in Sweden
1st 2019 World Architecture of Necessity award of Certified timber Amsterdam
National Awards
1st Australian Timber Design Awards 2019 Innovative Structural Design
1st Australian Timber Design Awards 2019 Imported Timber
1st Australian Timber Design Awards 2019 Timber Flooring
Western Australian Awards
1st Australian Institute of Architects 2020 “The George Temple Poole Award” Australian Institute of Architects’ 2020 WA Architecture Awards. (Top award)
2nd 2020 Public Architecture Award
1st 2020 Wallace Greenham Award for Sustainable Architecture
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FYI Wallace Greenham in 1968 designed the old tennis club rooms next to the Medical Centre. How’s the irony? Wallace Greenham has a prestigious award in his honour, designs our old Tennis Club Rooms and now in 2020 the PRACC wins his award!!