This self-funded, not-for-profit is spread out over 40,000 square meters of recovered factory space. It’s easily one of the liveliest and most fun spaces in the city, with multiple warehouses connected together to form a sprawling art space. In there, you’ll find a collection of half a million artworks ranging from paintings, sculpture, antiques, automobiles, photographs, furniture, crafts to literally every other kind of art you can imagine. Local artists have set up their own studios here, and you can watch them at work. It’s a vividly colorful space, and you could easily spend an entire day or more here. Organisations frequently use this place to hold events, and locals use it for their weddings. There’s a cafe if you want to refuel in middle of your browsing.

• Group tours of 10+ must be booked in advance.
• Wheelchair is accessible.

• Seniors and Students: $8
• Free for kids five and under.

• Guided tours last 45 minutes.
• Introductory Public Tours: Saturdays and Sundays at 2:00pm.

• Buses 31, 38, 38-39X/48X ,38X/13X, 38X/34X, 38X/36X, 38X/42X/1X, 38X/42X/4X, 38X/48X, 42X/39X/1X, 48, 81, 82 stop Blossom & Winton.
• Buses 31, 45-47X/48X, 45-48X/4X, 45-51/13X, 45/51/47/48/1X, 45/51/47/48/34, 45/51/47/48/36X, 47/48/1X, 48, 51X/38X, 81 stop Winton & Brentwood.
• By car or take a taxi.

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