Frankston Arts Centre

Located at 27-37 Davey Street in Frankston, the Frankston Arts Centre is a premier arts and performance venue offering a diverse cultural experience. Established in 1995, it features an 800-seat theatre, two exhibition galleries, a function centre, a 200-seat black box theatre, and a creative arts hub. The centre hosts approximately 160,000 visitors annually, with over half from outside the Frankston municipality, including the Mornington Peninsula and Melbourne's Bayside suburbs. Its technical capabilities and 23-meter fly tower make it a preferred venue for international touring companies and renowned Australian arts organizations. The centre's artistic program is vibrant and enriching, providing new perspectives and deeper engagement for audiences. It is respectful to all community groups, seeks diversity, embraces First Nations peoples and their culture, and promotes environmental sustainability. Through storytelling, entertainment, and laughter, the centre plays a significant role in the community's well-being. It serves as the performance home to many local theatre companies, dance schools, and schools, providing a platform for young talent aspiring to a career in the arts. With a variety of flexible spaces available for hire, it is also regularly used by recognized brands and local businesses for conferences, exhibitions, workshops, and offsite meetings. The venue is inclusive and accessible, offering opportunities for people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities. Alongside a lively street art scene, dynamic sculpture trail, and colorful festivals program, the centre is integral in inspiring an entrepreneurial, creative, and imaginative community.