Accessibility

Event: Creative Brain Week Australia

General information

Companion Card

Creative Brain Week Australia is proud to honour the Companion Card program as part of our commitment to diversity, inclusion and human rights. If you have a valid Companion Card, the steps for accessing a free ticket for your companion are: 1. Buy your own ticket, and ensure it is in your name (the name that appears on your Companion Card). 2. Click the 'Contact Host' button on this site and ask us to register a companion ticket at no cost. We will contact you with the next steps. This will include emailing us a photo of the Companion Card as verification before the companion ticket can be issued. If you require any assistance in navigating this process, please don't hesitate to ask.

Gallery of Modern Art - Accessibility Information (for 14 June)

Everyone is welcome at QAGOMA. The Gallery is committed to providing inclusive and accessible experiences for all visitors. Accessibility information including information about Onsite Access & Parking, Wheelchairs, Assistance Dogs, Assisted Hearing and Sensory Kits is available here - https://www.qagoma.qld.gov.au/visit/accessibility/ A hearing loop system is installed in the Australian Cinémathèque at GOMA - where our Creative Brain Week event occurs on Friday 14 June. Headphones or neck loops are available for visitors with cochlear implants or hearing aids. Please let us know if you need access to this service when purchasing your ticket (via the post-checkout questions) so we can ensure a seamless experience for you on the day.

Queensland Brain Institute - Accessibility Information (for 13 June)

UQ’s Queensland Brain Institute has a drop-off zone directly in front of the building and wheelchair-friendly access to its reception. As a secure research facility, we have swipe card access only to areas beyond the reception, but we will have staff ready to assist Creative Brain Week visitors. The building has two lifts for easy access to the auditorium and patio on Level 7. There is an accessible toilet on the same level as the auditorium and patio.

Cohort Innovation Space - Accessibility Information (for 12 June)

Parking is available in the streets around Cohort, in a car park at the rear of the building and at Woolworths across the road (the first two hours are free). A wheelchair access ramp is available at the rear of the building next to the car park. Toilets are located inside near reception. Please note there are no hearing loops available at this venue at this time.