Burnie Arts Theatre
77-79 Wilmot St, Pataway/Burnie
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Paid Parking
The Burnie Arts & Function Centre car park is a council operated car park. Entry to this car park is via Jones Street or King Street. This carpark has a five-hour parking limit. Fees are $1.60 per hour, charged between the hours of 8.30am – 6.00pm on Monday – Friday, and 9.00am – 2pm on Saturdays. You can park for free in this car park on Sundays.
Purchase ticket and display on dashboard. Tickets machines are located close to the Burnie Regional Museum and outside the Town Hall entrance.
Alternatively, you can use the EasyPark Smartphone App to find and pay for parking electronically.
Drop-Off & Pick-Up
There are five free 10-minute parking bays which are helpful when you are collecting any pre-purchased tickets from the Box Office, or picking up/dropping off someone. These parking bays are located on the lower side of the car park, directly outside the Box Office.
For longer stays, you must park in another parking spot and pay the normal car park fees.
Public Transport
The closest bus stop to the Burnie Arts and Function Centre is the Cattley Street stops which ate a 5-10 minute journey away.
There are five free 10 minute parking bays which are helpful when you are collecting any pre-purchased tickets from the Box Office. These parking bays are located on the lower side of the car park, directly outside the Box Office.
For longer stays, you must park in another parking spot and pay the normal car park fees. Fees are $1.50 per hour between the hours of 8.30am – 6.00pm (Monday – Friday) and 9.00am – 2.00pm (Saturdays). A five hour limit applies.
Purchase ticket and display on dashboard. Tickets machines are located close to the Burnie Regional Museum and outside the Town Hall entrance.
Alternatively, you can use the EasyPark Smartphone App to find and pay for parking electronically.
Ten Days on the Island is closely following and implementing all restrictions and recommendations advised by National and State Governments regarding public gatherings and event venues, you can find the relevant government information here.
We, as well as the venue will be managing the risk of COVID-19 at our event venues in the following ways:
Accessible Parking
Three accessible parking bays are located in the Burnie Arts and Function Centre car park, outside of Box Office. Further two accessible parks are located outside the Burnie Regional Arts Museum. Entry to the car park is via Jones Street or King Street.
Wheelchair Accessibility
This venue is accessible via a ramp leading from the Burnie Arts and Function Centre Carpark to the front entrance of the Burnie Arts and Function Centre Main Reception.
When booking your ticket you will find seats reserved for people who use wheelchairs clearly marked in the top-right corner.
Accessible bathrooms are available in the foyer, closest to the entry of the Burnie Town Hall.
Level Access
Level access to seating is available in the front row only. These seats are accessible on show day via a different venue entry that must be pre-arranged by contacting Ten Days.
Baby Changing Facilities
Baby changing tables and waste bins are available within all accessible bathrooms throughout the foyer.
Adult Changing Facilities
An adult changing table is available in the accessible bathroom closest to the Burnie Town Hall, within the Burnie Arts and Function Centre Foyer.
I’m With Her is based on the real words of eight inspiring Australian women, from former Prime Minister Julia Gillard to Indigenous leader Marcia Langton and performed live on stage by an all-female cast of well-known locals from Tasmania.
Multi-ARIA award nominee composer and Tar (Iranian lute) virtuoso, Hamed Sadeghi brings with him three world-class musicians for a brand new work, Empty Voices.