The Auditorium
Description
Suitable for conferences, weddings, funerals, concerts, training and workshops, the Auditorium is a large venue with capacity for up to 160, a full sound system, projector, baby grand piano and a commercial kitchen. A beautiful, light-filled space, the Auditorium is versatile and can be adapted to suit an array of creative openings and functions. Accessible from the main entrance on Reid Street, the auditorium has a domed timber ceiling and is lined with gorgeous windows along the west and eastern sides. A combination of exposed and white bricks, as well as rendered walls, combine the old and the new within the space. PRICING: Commercial/Private events Weekdays: $800 for four hour day hires (Morning or Afternoon) | $950 for Evening hires | $2250 for full-day hires Weekends (Friday-Sunday): $950 for four hour day hires (Morning or Afternoon) | $1,150 for Evening hires | $2,900 for full-day hires Not-For-Profit/Arts Weekdays: $675 for four hour day hires (Morning or Afternoon) | $800 for Evening hires | $2,050 for full-day hires Weekends (Friday-Sunday): $800 for four hour day hires (Morning or Afternoon) | $950 for Evening hires | $2,450 for full-day hires The space is located off St Georges Rd in the heart of Fitzroy North, a stone's throw away from Edinburgh Gardens. Features & facilities - Accessibility features: Accessible public transport; Accessible parking; Accessible path to entrance from parking or public transport; Accessible toilets; Adjustable lighting; Doors wide enough to cater to people in wheelchairs (1100mm+); Quiet areas or spaces; Well-lit at night; Wheelchair access (partial space) - General features: Non-gendered toilets; Lockable space; Table and chairs; Free wifi; Fridge; Heating; Kitchen; Kitchenette; Toilets; Queer friendly - Performance features: Lecturn; Stage - Specialist features: Grease trap; PA system - Technology features: Audio system; Computer; Projector - Access features: Double doorways; Wide Corridors
Item Location
Fitzroy North
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