Kingston Arts

Through the Arts, the City of Kingston aims to foster a strong, highly engaged and resilient community, increase profile and support for creative industries, and position Kingston as a Creative City. Kingston boasts a vibrant arts and cultural scene, including four major Festivals, a lively Summer Revival program, Professional Development programs including Schmooze and Toolbox, Lens Mist Photographic Exhibition, the annual Night Art Market, a Public Art Program, the annual Open Studios weekend and the Historical Walking Trails. With three primary arts spaces; Kingston Arts Centre, Kingston City Hall and Shirley Burke Theatre, over 40 performing arts events and 25 visual arts exhibitions are presented each year, positioning the City of Kingston as a leading provider of visual and performing arts events in the greater southern region. The City of Kingston is just 20 minutes drive from Melbourne's CBD, and Kingston Arts Centre and Kingston City Hall (formerly Moorabbin Town Hall) are only 100 metres from Moorabbin train station and buses. Find us at 979-985 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin, 3189. PARKING Patrons please note changed parking conditions: Please be advised that parking for both Kingston Arts Centre and Kingston City Hall is limited, due to ongoing construction work. Consequently, the car park behind the Kingston City Hall can no longer be accessed from South Rd. Entry is via Nepean Hwy Service Lane in front of Kingston City Hall. Patrons attending an event at Kingston City Hall or Kingston Arts Centre are entitled to park in the car park and patrons should report to the Box Office on arrival, present their tickets and obtain a temporary Parking Permit, valid for the duration of the event you are attending. This Permit should be placed on the dashboard of your car. The issue of this pass does not guarantee that a car parking space will be available. Please call the Box Office on 9556 4440 if you require further information.