Liverpool Powerhouse

The Liverpool Powerhouse, now known as Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, is a multi-disciplinary arts centre housed in the former Liverpool Power Station on the Georges River at Casula in the City of Liverpool, New South Wales. Built in 1951, the heritage industrial building was converted into a cultural facility in 1994. It is notable for its contemporary art galleries, theatre, artist studios and riverside parklands, serving as a major cultural hub for Western Sydney.

Visitors can expect a large heritage industrial building converted into contemporary art galleries, exhibition spaces, a theatre, artist studios and workshop areas set on the banks of the Georges River. The centre presents rotating contemporary art exhibitions, Aboriginal art, theatre performances and public programs. Surroundings include landscaped parklands, river views and outdoor sculpture areas. Visitors can explore galleries, attend performances, join guided tours and use the cafe and picnic areas.