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About Burnie Arts Centre

Burnie Arts Centre is a multi-functional performing arts hub within the Burnie Cultural Precinct. Officially opened after redevelopment on 10 November 2025, it now supports a 370-seat great seats theatre plus five additional function rooms, with a total venue capacity of 1,000+ for larger events. Whether you’re catching a subscription show, a conference, an exhibition, or a major event, we’ve got you covered for tickets and planning.

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Located at 77-79 Wilmot Street in Burnie, this venue serves as a cornerstone for the local arts scene and has hosted renowned programs like Ten Days on the Island. Read on for seating details, access, and nearby stays and dining to make your visit seamless.

From accessible seating and wheelchair spaces to convenient parking and transit, Burnie Arts Centre is designed to welcome a range of guests. Consider securing your seats early for the annual performing arts subscription season, and explore nearby hotels such as Beach Hotel Burnie, Beachfront Voyager Motor Inn, Burnie Central Townhouse Hotel, Ikon Hotel, or One North Terrace for a comfortable stay. For travel between venues in Burnie, Metro Tasmania buses offer wheelchair-accessible options, and the Burnie interchange on Cattley Street connects you to the CBD and other areas.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Burnie Arts Centre, 77-79 Wilmot Street, Burnie TAS 7320.
  • Venue type: multi-functional performing arts centre within the Burnie Cultural Precinct; includes a 370-seat proscenium theatre and five additional function rooms.
  • Capacity: theatre seats 370; overall venue capacity listed as 1,000+ after redevelopment.
  • Seating/chart: seating is raked with two steps between rows; accessible seating available in the last row; wheelchair spaces provided.
  • Parking: Burnie Arts Car Park (77-79 Wilmot Street) with a five-hour limit; EasyPark available; three disabled bays at the Arts Centre and two outside the museum.
  • Transit: local Metro Tasmania buses serve Burnie with wheelchair-accessible options; Burnie interchange (Cattley Street) provides connections to CBD and other areas.
  • Notable events: hosts an annual performing arts subscription season; venue is used for exhibitions, conferences, and large events; Ten Days on the Island has used Burnie Arts Centre components (Town Hall, Theatre, Gallery) as venues.
  • Renamed/demolition: redeveloped and officially opened on 10 November 2025; previously known as Burnie Arts & Function Centre and earlier Civic Centre.
  • Nearby hotels: Beach Hotel Burnie; Beachfront Voyager Motor Inn; Burnie Central Townhouse Hotel; Ikon Hotel; One North Terrace, among others.