Ten Days on the Island ▸ Program ▸ THE OLD MERCURY PRINT HALL
The empty newsrooms and printing halls of the art-deco Mercury Newspaper Building in the centre of Hobart have been converted to a multilevel gallery and a creative industry hub for Detached Cultural Organisation, Hobart.
Accessibility
This venue is accessible to patrons in wheelchairs, with no stairs required to reach the venue or designated seating areas.
Parking
Two accessible parking spaces are available in the Dunn Place Carpark, located beside the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery. Please note that these spaces are approximately a 5 to 10-minute walk from The Old Mercury Print Hall.
Toilets
Please note that there are no toilet facilities available on-site. The closest accessible bathrooms are located in the Wellington Centre, a 5 to 10-minute walk from the event site, accessible via both Argyle and Elizabeth Streets
Parking
Paid car parks and street parking are available near the venue, with the closest multi-story option being the Argyle Street Car Park at 38 Argyle St, Hobart. For further information, please visit the City of Hobart's website.
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