Munro Martin Parklands, Cairns

Munro Martin Parklands, Cairns

#Since the redevelopment and re-opening in August 2016, Munro Martin Parklands has quickly become a locals favourite to experience ballet, contemporary music, new circus and Christmas pantomimes.

The green proscenium stage is the largest of its kind in Australia and creates a perfect place to experience the arts under a tropical sky.

The Parklands also boast tropical plantings, vine covered pergolas and arbours and an open-air plaza to encourage passive, casual use of the facility.

#General information

Entrances

There are six gates surrounding the Parklands for general admission on non-ticketed days. The main entrance gate to MMP is on Florence Street, this is the only entrance for ticketed events. There is also one gate on Sheridan Street, two gates on Minnie Street and two public access gates on Grafton Street.

Toilets

Permanent toilet facilities are located on site underneath the terraces on the Sheridan Street side and also the northern corner on the Grafton Street side.

Drinking water

Three filtered water stations are available in the park.

Animals

No animals are allowed in the Parklands, however registered assistance animals are excepted. You are obliged to produce evidence that your dog is a legitimate assistance animal when asked.

Accessibility

The park has been designed to be fully accessible.

There are two access parking spots on Florence Street, two on Minnie Street and one on Grafton Street.

Smoking

Queensland Smoking Laws do not prohibit smoking in the Parklands, except when there is a ticketed event on and in that case a Dedicated Outdoor Smoking Area is established next to the Scout Hut.

Parking

Limited parking surrounds MMP on Sheridan, Florence, Minnie and Grafton streets, however car parking is available at Cairns Performing Arts Centre (CPAC), see the Visiting CPAC webpage for opening times and car park charges.

Accessible parking - there are two access parking spots on Florence Street, two on Minnie Street and one on Grafton Street.

Public transport

The central bus terminal is located on Lake Street opposite the Cairns City Library. Please refer to the TransLink website for bus routes and timetables.

Queensland Symphony Orchestra respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land on which the Orchestra works, plays, and creates music, and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.