CBR | 2024

Happenings at Belconnen Arts

Belco Arts is an inclusive and welcoming destination. We take pride in purposefully devising our artistic program to provide opportunities to reflect our community’s rich diversity back to itself in celebration.
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Lisa Maza and Kylah Day in Ngadjung, by Dylan Van Den Berg, 2022. Photo by Andrew Sikorski

With exquisite galleries, black box theatre, rehearsal space and workshops, we support artists across the breadth of the arts to be courageous in their ambitions, and challenge them to elevate their practice to the next level.

Belco Arts is one of the ACT’s leading arts centres. Belco Arts is an inclusive and welcoming destination. We take pride in purposefully devising our artistic program to provide opportunities to reflect our community’s rich diversity back to itself in celebration.

Belco Arts have commissioned new First Nations theatre work and exhibitions, worked in partnership with the LGBTIQ+ community to present exhibitions and drag pageants, and delivered over a decade of arts programs and opportunities specifically devised with and for disabled artists to grow their practice.

Belco Arts is a place to conceive ideas, undertake creative journeys, share stories, experiment, be bold and make memories. We achieve outstanding outcomes through our dynamic expert staff team with reliable governance by a board of highly skilled professionals in business, HR, the arts, academia, and law. We are a Deductible Gift Recipient, and our operations are secured through multi-year Arts Centre Investment funding from the ACT Government.

We look forward to welcoming you to Belco Arts!

WHAT'S ON AT BELCONNEN ARTS

Visit Belconnen Arts

  • 118 Emu Bank, Belconnen ACT
  • 10am to 4pm, Tuesday to Sunday.
  • Closed public holidays.

Parking

There is limited accessible parking (4 spaces), and no public parking available on-site at Belco Arts. However, there is plentiful parking nearby; Westfield Belconnen offers two hours free parking during the day and unlimited free parking after 6pm, and is a 3–5 minute walk to Belco Arts.

For disability parking permit holders, Westfield offers 3 hours free parking; simply register here, present your permit to the concierge at Westfield for validation, and your extra free hour will automatically be applied whenever you enter the Westfield car park. All paths have ramps and clearly marked pedestrian or traffic lighted crossings.

There is also paid parking (free after 5:30pm and on weekends) across the road from Belco Arts, behind Nature Conservation House, and there is paid street parking (free after 5:30pm) along Emu Bank, all accessible via paths and ramps.

Public Transport

Belconnen Community Bus Station is within 450 metres of Belconnen Arts Centre, and is serviced by numerous bus lines; you can find relevant timetable information for your visit at Transport Canberra.

Accessibility

Belconnen Arts Centre strives to offer an open and accessible environment for all to enjoy. The Centre is fully wheelchair accessible, with the entire building on a single level – click here for further information on accessibility at Belco Arts.

 



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