Perth Cultural Centre

The Perth Cultural Centre is where the arts, culture, knowledge and community come together.

Its a place to enjoy the sunshine, learn about sustainable gardening in the urban orchard or ecosystems in the wetland, get involved in the program of activities and Perth events or use the free WiFi.

Close to public transport and a vital connection between the Perth CBD and Northbridges retail, food and beverage and entertainment precinct, the Cultural Centre has undergone a transformation from an under utilised area into a dynamic and lively public space.

The States key arts, cultural and educational institutions reside within the Perth Cultural Centre, these include:

Art Gallery of Western Australia

Western Australian Museum

State Library of Western Australia

Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts

Blue Room Theatre

State Theatre Centre of Western Australia

Central Institute of Technology

State Records Office

Thanks to the State Governments commitment to transforming the area, the Perth Cultural Centre is fast becoming Perths favourite meeting place and destination.

Visiting

The Cultural Centre is located between the Perth city train station and the entertainment hub of Northbridge and is bounded by Roe, Beaufort, Francis and William Streets. There are pedestrian bridges, over Roe Street, from the train station and the Horseshoe Bridge, and street-level access from Beaufort, Francis and William Streets.

Many Transperth buses service the area including the free Blue CAT which runs every 7 minutes on weekdays and Saturday until 6.20pm and every 15 minutes until 1am on Friday and Saturday nights and to 6.15pm on Sundays. There are Blue CAT stops at both Beaufort (stop 7) and William (stop 15) Streets.

Carparking (with disabled bays and lift access) is available at:

State Library Carpark (access from James and Francis Streets)

Cultural Centre Carpark (access from Roe Street)

Citiplace Carpark (access from Roe Street)

There is a comprehensive network of cycle and dual-use paths in the area and there are bike racks at the Cultural Centre and train station.