G.O: GRAND OPENING!

Trainscendence is getting ready to open its doors!

To celebrate our opening and the Winter Solstice, we're hosting our biggest event of the year! G.O (GRAND OPENING). On a side note, Trainscendence just DOUBLED in size!

What?
A multi-day urban festival of sorts in the heart of Collingwood. 2 buildings, 8 rooms and TWO ROOFTOP TRAINS!

Pick a door, any door!

Each room has a unique twist, from theme camp take-overs to cosy fluffy chill spaces to quirky and detailed art installations and a ROOFTOP PSYCHEDELIC CASINO TRAIN with an interactive Trainscendence themed Monopoly GO game. They say "The house always wins", but this ain't no house baby! it's a train, and you simply cannot lose.

When?
June 20/21 - Friday night, Saturday day and Saturday night!
It's like a festival but you get to go home, shower and sleep in your own bed and then come back!

Music?
Main stage hosting incredible live bands
2 dedicated DJ floors with bone shaking bass, funk, house, techno and DnB.
A dedicated hip-hop and RnB floor, Dj/live freestyle
Solo/duo performances on Train #1
A dedicated cabaret floor

Performances?
Spicy Burlesque shows
Fire fire fire
Roving performers
A dedicated magic floor for curated magic shows/quests
Stand-up comedy

Stay tuned as we slowly drop the line-up

Our last event sold out quicker than we expected and we had people message us disappointed they missed out. If you’re thinking of coming to the Grand Opening, we’d recommend grabbing a ticket early so you don’t miss out again

So what are you waiting for?? Let's G.O!... to Trainscendence (Grand Opening)

NOTE: This is an 18+ event on Friday. Kids are welcome from 3pm-8pm on Saturday and must be accompanied by a legal guardian at all times.

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Trainscendence is accessed via an alley with uneven cobblestones, but has a lift which goes to every floor except the rooftop terrace and two large accessibility bathrooms. Thus, if folks who use a wheelchair navigate the laneway, the venue itself should be mostly accessible. Trainscendence feel it should go without saying that we do not tolerate bullying, racism, sexism, ableism or gender or sexuality-based harassment.

The place we now call 'Collingwood' is said to have been once known as Yálla-birr-ang by Wurundjeri. We pay respects to first nations. It is an honour and privilege to live and create on this unceded Aboriginal land, which knows tens of thousands of years of culture, storytelling and gatherings. As a nation, may we confront the full reality of our history as a part of moving forwards harmoniously.