Brisbane Powerhouse

Whether you’re watching a show, taking in a visual arts exhibition or enjoying a picnic at New Farm Park, there’s no escaping the striking architecture of Brisbane Powerhouse.

Brisbane Powerhouse

#About

Brisbane Powerhouse is a building that transcends time, holding close its memories of the city.

The industrial red brick facade, interior steel beams, gantry, generator and cement floors are remnants of Brisbane’s tram days; when, in the early-mid 1900s, the city was serviced by a bustling tram system. For further information about the amenities, location and parking, please visit the Brisbane Powerhouse website.

Photography by Falcon View

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#Getting there

CityCat

The New Farm Park CityCat jetty is a short 300m walk from Brisbane Powerhouse.

Taxi

The taxi collect and drop off area is in the car park beside the Stores Building. Free taxi phones are located in the foyer opposite the box office.

Bus

The 195, 196 and 197 bus services stop at the end of Brunswick Street at Oxlade Drive, on the East side of New Farm Park. The 199 bus stops at Merthyr Road and Hawthorne Street. Both stops are a short walk away from Brisbane Powerhouse.

Parking

The Brisbane Powerhouse carpark has over 100 free car parks. During busy times they open a one way link road that connects to New Farm Park carpark that provides more than 200 additional car spaces. Secure bicycle racks are available outside of the Stores and Turbine buildings.

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.