September 1, 2024
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In Cahoots Co brings Somerset Civic Centre to life online
With a guest capacity of 600 in theatre style, the auditorium can comfortably seat 300 for dining and is serviced by a well-appointed commercial kitchen and bar.
In Cahoots Co was pleased to be chosen to work with the team at Somerset Civic Centre to bring the Somerset Civic Centre to life online. The team had a clear vision for the function and general 'look and feel' of the site, with the ability to populate events, links to ticket sales and more.
The website is build on Wordpress with Elementor and features a clean and functional design, which had to take into consideration that internal team members would be updating site content from time to time, including new events.
You can check out the new site here -> https://somersetciviccentre.com.au/
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