About Marion Cultural Centre
The Marion Cultural Centre is a multi-purpose community arts facility located at 287 Diagonal Road in Oaklands Park, within the City of Marion, South Australia. Opened in 2001, it integrates the Marion Library, a theatre, art gallery, meeting spaces and café in a distinctive contemporary building. It serves as the cultural hub for southern Adelaide, hosting exhibitions, performances, workshops and community events, and is notable for its award-winning architecture by ARM Architecture.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a modern, multi-level cultural complex set in landscaped grounds on Diagonal Road. Inside are the Marion Library, the Domain Theatre with raked seating, the Red House Gallery and exhibition spaces, meeting and workshop rooms, and a café. The centre hosts rotating art exhibitions, live theatre, music, film screenings, author talks and community classes. Spaces are open and accessible, with quiet library areas, gallery viewing areas and a theatre foyer for events.
Key highlights
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Domain Theatre - 150-seat performance venue for theatre, music, cinema and community events
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Red House Gallery and exhibition spaces showcasing contemporary art and community exhibitions
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Marion Library integrated within the centre with extensive collections and study areas
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Award-winning contemporary architecture designed by ARM Architecture opened in 2001