During Your Visit

During Your Visit

On arrival, visitors will find our Reception area in the Ian Potter Promenade, located on ground level off the Drake Street entrance. Through the end of the Ian Potter Promenade you’ll find the Talbot Theatre.

The Thomas Dixon Centre is also home to Queensland Ballet, so some areas of the building, such as practice studios, treatment rooms and offices, are closed to the public.

During Your Visit

Facilities


Toilets

Toilet facilities, including baby-changing amenities and MLKA-enable wheelchair-accessible facilities, are available on ground level.


Cloakroom

If you would like to leave your bags, coat, umbrella, or other small items with us during your visit or a performance, we have limited complimentary space available behind our reception desk.


Pram & Stroller Storage

There is very limited space for pram parking onsite. If you would like to store your pram or stroller during your visit to the Thomas Dixon Centre, please see one of the Cultural Services team at reception.


Lost property

Any property that is found at the Thomas Dixon Centre is taken to Reception where it is logged and stored safely. The Thomas Dixon Centre accepts no responsibility for the damage, loss or theft of personal belongings and property. For any lost property enquiries, please contact reception on 07 3013 6666 between the hours of 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday.


First aid

Trained first aid officers are on site, and first aid kits and defibrillators have also been fitted to points throughout the building.


Our facilities can be accessed during business hours


Monday to Friday

8am – 8pm


Saturday

8am – 2pm


Sunday

8am – 1pm


Food & beverage

An on-site coffee counter operates Mon-Fri during building opening hours, serving drinks, pasteries and light meals.

The Talbot Theatre lobby bar operates during performance seasons serving snacks and drinks.

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Plan ahead


Discover the

Thomas Dixon Centre

Take a guided tour through the revitalised Thomas Dixon Centre, rich in history, art and creativity.

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