Accessibility

Event: Craft & Connection at The Dax Centre

General information

Contact name

Eliza Murley

Contact number

0401189440

Travel instructions

Travelling by car The Dax Centre is on the west side of Royal Parade, Melbourne near Grattan Street. Metered parking is available on Royal Parade. The Kenneth Myer Building has underground parking with fees of $12.50 for four hours or $25 all day to midnight. There are accessible car parks in the undergroud carpark, with lift access to The Dax Centre on the ground floor. Car drop offs can be made out the front of the Kenneth Myer Building, with ramp access through to The Dax Centre via the side or front entrance of the building. Private Bus Parking is available at Wilson Hall, University of Melbourne. Public transport Take Number 19 Tram from Elizabeth Street, City and get off at Stop 11. The Dax Centre is immediately across Royal Parade from the tram stop.

Entry instructions

The Dax Centre is situated on the ground floor of the Melbourne Brain Centre at 30 Royal Parade in the Kenneth Myer Building, located on the University of Melbourne Parkville campus. The Dax Centre is wheelchair accessible. Enter The Dax Centre through the Kenneth Myer Building. The gallery is located at the back of the building. Please enter The Dax Centre from Genetics Lane. You access Genetic Lane from Royal Parade, walk down Genetics Lane (alongside the Kenneth Myer Building) and you will find The Dax Centre entry on your right. If you enter through the front sliding glass doors of the Kenneth Myer Building, go straight to the back of the building via the stairs or the ramp and enter the glass sliding door that says The Dax Centre.

After entry instructions

Head into the main gallery space where staff will greet you.

Toilet location

Outside the gallery to the left-hand side.

Accessible parking

There are accessible car parks in the undergroud carpark, with lift access to The Dax Centre on the ground floor. Car drop offs can be made out the front of the Kenneth Myer Building, with ramp access through to The Dax Centre via the side or front entrance of the building.