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Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

Ramps are available throughout the building to ensure easy access to all areas of the Eureka Centre. Toilets with wheelchair access and infant change table are available. The Stawell Street South side of the building is recommended for people requiring accessible parking. There are three accessible car parking spots near the main entrance and a drop off and collection point for cars and taxis near the flags at the top of the path leading to the venue. Wheelchairs are available and can be reserved before your visit by phoning 03 5333 0333 or emailing: EurekaInfo@ballarat.vic.gov.au (link to accessibility tab)

Talks

Byways and Highways of Ballarat’s Long History – A public talk

Actively welcomes people with access needs.

Wheelchair access via front entrance, other access point is at the rear of the building. One disabled toilet

Exhibition

Craft Lab 23 – Light and Dark

Welcomes and assists people who have challenges with learning, communication, understanding and behaviour. (includes people with autism, intellectual disability, Down syndrome, acquired brain injury (ABI), dyslexia and dementia)                    

Caters for people who are deaf or have hearing loss.                    

Caters for people with sufficient mobility to climb a few steps but who would benefit from fixtures to aid balance. (This includes people using walking frames and mobility aids)                    

Caters for people who use a wheelchair.                    

Art Gallery of Ballarat - Level entry from Lydiard Street via self-opening doors. Accessible toilet on the ground floor. Hearing augmentation equipment is available. Small elevator services the two levels. Large power wheelchairs and mobility scooters may require the service elevator to gain access to the second level. All spaces are large and easy to navigate.

Draw like a Pre-Raphaelite with Lily Mae Martin

Entertainment

Shows

City on Fire – Examining Primary Sources

Living Heritage at the Ballaarat Mechanics’ Institute – Twilight Talks

"Ramps are available throughout the building to ensure easy access to all areas of the Eureka Centre. Toilets with wheelchair access and infant change table are available. The Stawell Street South side of the building is recommended for people requiring accessible parking. There are three accessible car parking spots near the main entrance and a drop off and collection point for cars and taxis near the flags at the top of the path leading to the venue. Wheelchairs are available and can be reserved before your visit by phoning 03 5333 0333 or emailing: EurekaInfo@ballarat.vic.gov.au (link to accessibility tab)"

Hidden Histories – Why Representation Matters

Pre-Raphaelites in Australia with Alison Inglis

https://www.barklysquare.org.au/accessibility.html

<p>Event is free for Ballarat Historical Society members $5.00 for non-members</p>


Ballarat Historical Society Annual Spielvogel Oration

Capture Ballarat–@–63e1a723b4e13078271f252a

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