Gorman Arts Centre is a significant heritage complex that has been adapted for arts use. It is occupied by some of the ACT's Key Arts Organisations, smaller arts groups and individual artists. The Centre offers intimate performance spaces, dance studios and workshops, a gallery, artists' studios, small offices for arts organisations and meeting rooms. The Centre supports a range of innovative and accessible arts activities and is a short walk to Civic. Ainslie and Gorman Arts Centres are managed by a not for profit public company limited by guarantee, Arts Capital Limited, under head licence from the ACT Government. Gorman House was constructed in the 1920's as a hostel for government workers and is highly valued by the local community for its link with this early stage in Canberra's development. It is listed on the ACT Heritage Places Register. You can read the heritage listing on the ACT Heritage Register |
Gorman Arts Centre The western courtyard at Gorman Arts Centre (photo by Andrew Sikorski). |
AddressAinslie Avenue BRADDON ACT 2612 Phone02 6182 0000 WebsiteAinslie and Gorman Arts Centres Resident Artists and OrganisationsA list of resident artists and organisations is available on the Ainslie and Gorman Arts Centres website |
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