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Albany Town Hall

Albany Town Hall is a heritage-listed civic building on York Street in central Albany, Western Australia. Opened in 1888 in Victorian Free Classical style, it served as the municipal offices and council chambers for the City of Albany. Now operated by the City of Albany as a performing arts and exhibition venue, it hosts theatre, music and visual arts programs. Its clock tower, stone facade and central location make it a prominent landmark in Albany's historic precinct.

Albany, Western AustraliaHeritage Site

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Aliwal Arts Centre

Aliwal Arts Centre is a multidisciplinary arts centre located at 28 Aliwal Street in the Kampong Glam sub-zone of Rochor, Singapore. Housed in the conserved former Chong Cheng School building, it is managed by Arts House Limited under the National Arts Council. The centre provides affordable studios, rehearsal and exhibition spaces for artists and arts groups, with a focus on contemporary and urban arts, and hosts performances, exhibitions, workshops and the annual Aliwal Urban Art Festival.

Rochor, SingaporeCultural Attraction

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Belconnen Arts Centre

Belconnen Arts Centre is a community arts centre located on the shore of Lake Ginninderra at Emu Bank in Belconnen, Canberra. Opened in 2009 and expanded in 2021, it provides exhibition galleries, a theatre, dance and workshop studios, and creative spaces. It is notable as the major arts hub for north Canberra, presenting rotating visual arts exhibitions, performances, workshops and community programs with lake views.

Canberra, Australian Capital TerritoryCultural Attraction

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Campbelltown Arts Centre

Campbelltown Arts Centre is a multidisciplinary contemporary arts centre in Campbelltown, south-west Sydney, New South Wales, operated by Campbelltown City Council. Located on Art Gallery Road adjacent to the Japanese Garden and Sculpture Garden, it presents changing exhibitions of contemporary art, artist residencies, performances, workshops and public programs with a focus on Western Sydney and Aboriginal artists. The centre includes gallery spaces, studios, a residency building and landscaped outdoor gardens.

Campbelltown, New South WalesArt Gallery

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Carnival Magic

Carnival Magic is a large nighttime Thai carnival theme park located in Kamala, Kathu District, Phuket, Thailand. Opened in September 2022 adjacent to Phuket FantaSea, it spans over 40 acres and is billed as the Kingdom of Lights with more than 40 million lights. The park combines illuminated installations, parade performances, carnival rides, shopping and dining, presenting Thai cultural festivals and carnival traditions in a family-oriented entertainment format.

Kamala, PhuketPark

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Palais Theatre

The Palais Theatre is a large heritage-listed entertainment venue on the Lower Esplanade in St Kilda, City of Port Phillip, Victoria. Opened on 12 November 1927 and designed by architect Henry E. White, it is Australia's largest seated theatre with a capacity of 2,896. Noted for its Spanish Baroque and Art Deco interior, it hosts concerts, comedy and live performances opposite St Kilda Beach and Luna Park.

Port Phillip, VictoriaCultural Attraction

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Perth Cultural Centre

Perth Cultural Centre is a pedestrian cultural precinct located between the Perth central business district and Northbridge in Western Australia. It houses major state cultural institutions including WA Museum Boola Bardip, the Art Gallery of Western Australia, the State Library of Western Australia, Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts and the State Theatre Centre of WA. The open-air plaza hosts public art, events and festivals and serves as a central gathering place linking the city and entertainment district.

Perth, Western AustraliaCultural Attraction

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Salamanca Arts Centre

Salamanca Arts Centre is a major community arts centre located in seven historic Georgian sandstone warehouses at 77 Salamanca Place on Hobart's waterfront. Established in 1976, it occupies 1830s-1850s former whaling and maritime warehouses. It is notable as Tasmania's leading hub for contemporary arts, housing galleries, artist studios, performance venues, and shops within a heritage precinct adjacent to Salamanca Market.

Hobart, TasmaniaCultural Attraction

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The Arts House

The Arts House is a multidisciplinary arts centre housed in Singapore's former Parliament House at 1 Old Parliament Lane in the Downtown Core's City Hall area. Built in 1827 and gazetted as a National Monument in 1992, the restored colonial building served as Singapore's Parliament from 1965 to 1999. Now managed as a venue for literary and performing arts, it hosts exhibitions, performances, festivals and film screenings along the Singapore River.

Downtown Core, SingaporeCultural Attraction

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The Paragon Theatre

The Paragon Theatre is a heritage-listed Art Deco cinema and live performance venue located on Orr Street in central Queenstown on Tasmania's West Coast. Opened in 1933 to serve the mining community, it retains original features including its facade, auditorium and projection equipment. After periods of closure, it was restored and reopened as a community-run cinema, theatre, cafe and event space, notable for its intact 1930s architecture and ongoing cultural role.

Queenstown, TasmaniaCultural Attraction

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The Substation

The Substation is a contemporary arts centre housed in the heritage-listed former Newport Substation at 1 Market Street, Newport in the City of Hobsons Bay, Victoria. Built in 1915 to power Melbourne's electrified rail network, the industrial brick building now presents visual art exhibitions, performance, music and public programs. It is notable for its adaptive reuse, large industrial interiors and role as a multidisciplinary cultural venue in Melbourne's west.

Hobsons Bay, VictoriaArt Gallery

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