Manning Clark Hall
Lowitja O'Donoghue Cultural Centre, University Avenue, Acton, ACT, 2601
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About Manning Clark Hall
Manning Clark Hall is the major events space in the Lowitja O'Donoghue Cultural Centre at Kambri, the cultural precinct at the heart of the Australian National University's Acton campus. With retractable tiered seating, staging and full production facilities, it hosts concerts, comedy, public lectures and large dinners for 300 to 700 people. It is also home to Sidney Nolan's mural Eureka Stockade, donated to ANU by the Reserve Bank of Australia.
Getting there
Bus: The nearest stop is on Childers Street, about 200 metres away, with an accessible path along University Avenue.
Light rail: Alinga Street stop in the city is about 1 km away.
Car: The Kambri underground car park on the corner of Kingsley Street and Tangney Road has lift access to street level and three hours of free parking on Saturdays and Sundays. Taxis and rideshare stop outside the Cultural Centre.
Accessibility
Kambri has level access throughout, with lifts in all buildings and accessible, gender-neutral toilets. Hearing loops are available in all Kambri venues on request; email kambri.venues@anu.edu.au before your event. The Kambri car park has 8 disability spaces, and mobility permit holders can also use free disability parking across the Acton campus. Accessible taxis can drop off at the end of Kingsley Street. For access needs, contact the event organiser or kambri.venues@anu.edu.au.
Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.
