Carriageworks
acknowledges the traditional custodians, the Gadigal people of the Eora nation,
we pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
Carriageworks is the largest multi-arts centre in Australia. We commission Australian and International artists to make monumental new work that intersects with contemporary ideas. Reflecting the diverse communities of urban Sydney, our artist-led program is ambitious, radical and always inclusive.
Carriageworks is wheelchair accessible. The ramp leading to the main entrance is accessed on street level via Wilson St. The closest train station with no steps or wheelchair access is Newtown Station, a 20 minute stroll to Carriageworks. Taxis can enter at 229 Wilson St (opposite Queen St) for level access entry.
INSIDE THE VENUE
For patrons with mobility restrictions or wheelchairs, level access and accessible seating is available in all theatres. There are wheelchair accessible toilets on site.
TRAIN
Carriageworks is a short walk from Redfern (approx 5 minute walk), Macdonaldtown (approx 10 minute walk) or Newtown (approx 15 minute walk) train stations. Carriageworks recommends using public transport.
BUS
The nearest bus stop is on the corner of Codrington St and City Rd, which is a five minute walk from Carriageworks. Bus routes are 422, 423, 426, 428, 370, 352.
BIKE
There are bike lanes on surrounding streets and free bike racks on site.
TAXI / DROP OFF
Vehicle entry is at 229 Wilson St (opposite Queen St).
PARKING
Carriageworks is located near to Sydney University, the Seymour Centre, and Australian Technology Park. Casual parking is available at these sites for a fee.
Casual parking at Sydney University – 5 minute walk. More info.
Casual parking at Seymour Centre – 7 minute walk. More info.
For more information on getting to Carriageworks click here to access their visitors page.
Eveleigh 2015
