Discover a living piece of Mackay's heritage at the Town Hall in Sydney Street, Mackay. Originally built in 1912 the Mackay Town Hall is a beautiful historic building in the centre of the city which has been transformed into a heritage interpretative centre about the history of Mackay. Mackay Tourism Limited manages an accredited Visitor Information Centre at the Mackay Town Hall with information about attractions, accommodation and tours within the Mackay region. The Queensland Heritage Trails Network exhibition about the history of Mackay provides visitors with opportunities to discover the major events and happenings which have affected the Mackay community. Artspace Mackay manages the old Council Meeting Room upstairs as an innovative artists studio space with and a regular program of events including artistic and heritage exhibitions, art classes and workshops. The Town Hall is available for bookings including functions, meetings and events by calling Artspace Mackay. The Town Hall was refurbished as part of the Queensland Heritage Trails Network of cultural and heritage attractions by the state and federal governments and was officially reopened in December 2001.

Disabled Access:
Disabled access throughout building is available. There is a ramp to the entrance, disabled toilet and lift access to first floor.

Email: Artspace@mackay.qld.gov.au

Phone: 07 4957 1775

Website: www.mackay.qld.gov.au

Address:
63 Sydney Street
Mackay, Queensland, 4740

Guest Facilities:
Bicycle Rack, Conference/Convention Facilities, First aid equipment, Interpretive Centre, Picnic Area, Public Toilet, Shaded Area, Sheltered Area, Toilet facilities for the Disabled, Tour Desk, Visitor Information Centre

Experiences you can enjoy at Mackay Town Hall:
Cultural, Educational Tourism, Historic/Heritage