Accessibility
Event: Folklore to Fringe - Part II
General information
Contact name
Lynne Rogers
Contact number
0411 367 362
Travel instructions
Shop is located at Shop 7 - 9 / 476 High Street, Penrith, NSW 2750 and is a short walk from Penrith train station. Closest car park is Judges Car Park where there is accessible parking and toilets. Please check Penrith Council for accessibility walking map.
Entry instructions
Enter in via the sliding doors and turn left into the shop area. Let us know you have arrived and we will greet you by name and mark you off the attendance list. You do not need to print out a ticket in advance.
After entry instructions
Enter via the rear of Parker Arcade from Judges Car Park or from High St.
Hazards
There is a sliding door. Mobility walkers and wheelchairs can be accomodated in-store. Please phone Lynne 0411 367 362 if you have a larger chair and need to check dimensions.
Toilet location
Accessible toilets are located in the Judges Car Park. Other toilets are upstairs in the Parker Arcade.
Accessible parking
Closest car park is Judges Car Park where there is accessible parking and toilets.
Seating
This is an intimate venue with capacity for around 15 people. Seating is limited and some people may need to sit on the floor on cushions. If you need a chair and can't bring your own, please arrive early to secure a folding chair which the venue can provide. These are limited. Those who are able to bring a folding chair or stool are encouraged to do so. If you need to sit closer to the front to hear clearly, please plan accordingly. Unfortunately, we cannot provide an interpreter.
Sensory Considerations
The venue is an occult store and may carry residual scent from incense. No incense or smoke will be burning during the talk, but please keep this in mind if you are sensitive to strong scents. The venue has a mix of fluorescent and LED lighting.
Bringing a support worker
If you would like to attend with a support worker, please book a ticket for them so we can manage numbers. You do not need to identify them separately on the night.