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25 things you may not know about the Frankston Arts Centre

Published on 21 May 2020

On our 25th birthday, we thought we’d share some of the lesser known facts about the building and it’s various performance, gallery, backstage and venue spaces.

Accessibility

Published on 24 November 2025

Here's more details about access to our venue to make your next visit as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.

Accessible seating now available to book online

Published on 05 September 2023

As an inclusive venue, we are passionate about welcoming people of all ages and abilities to experience the joy and wonder of the arts. An online upgrade has now made it easier for patrons requiring accessible seating to book tickets.

Answer Your Phone delivers the shivers

Published on 20 September 2021

Local filmmaker Benji Wragg’s short film Answer Your Phone is a ‘concise, measured, unnerving piece’ recently filmed in the Frankston Arts Centre car park.

Anthony Callea & Tim Campbell Announce Third Show

Published on 07 February 2025

Due to an overwhelming demand for tickets, Anthony Callea and Tim Campbell have announced a third show at the Frankston Arts Centre on Thursday 19 June!

Alison Lester’s classic tale rolls into Frankston

Published on 02 March 2023

Alison Lester’s much-loved picture book Are We There Yet? will come to life on stage at Frankston Arts Centre in the April school holidays!

Art After Dark

Published on 03 April 2025

When the sun sets, the Glass Cube brings art to the streetscape...

Artful: Art Therapy For Dementia Program

Published on 02 July 2025

Artful: Art and Dementia. A community arts program designed for people living with Dementia and their carers · Create Connections · Build Autonomy · Live life

Frankston City Artist Project Grants for 2025-2026

Published on 07 July 2025

Frankston City Council is proud to support local artists in creating work that contributes to our vibrancy, culture, and community. One-off funding of up to $5k is available to individual artists, creatives and artists practising within a small arts organisation!

Artist celebrates love for natural environment

Published on 07 March 2022

Kylie Stillman’s passion for our natural environment has taken root at Frankston. The Frankston City artist said her Manna Gum sculpture references the Coastal Manna Gum, adding: “The work is designed with the public in mind – a symbol of beauty and conceptual engagement that aims to unite the community by celebrating respect for the natural environment and hand crafted ingenuity.”

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