Gorman House Arts Centre

Gorman House Arts Centre is a heritage-listed arts complex in Braddon, central Canberra, Australian Capital Territory. Housed in a 1924 hostel designed by Commonwealth architect John Smith Murdoch, it now operates as a multidisciplinary arts centre managed by Ainslie and Gorman Arts Centres. The centre provides studios, galleries, theatres and rehearsal spaces for artists and arts organisations, hosting exhibitions, performances, workshops and community events within its historic buildings and landscaped courtyards.

Visitors can expect a low-rise heritage complex of interlinked brick hostel buildings arranged around courtyards and gardens in central Braddon. The site contains artist studios, galleries, small theatres, rehearsal rooms and function spaces. Visitors can view contemporary art exhibitions, attend theatre, dance and music performances, participate in workshops and open-studio events, and explore the landscaped grounds and historic architecture. A cafe and outdoor seating areas are available, with most activity centred indoors.