Ainslie+Gorman nurture safe and vibrant community spaces where creativity thrives.

General Information

We have two facilities in Braddon. Ainslie Arts Centre is on 30 Elouera Street. Gorman Arts Centre is on 55 Ainslie Avenue.

Operating hours, how to get here, parking options, accessibility information and other important details relevant to the navigation of our venues are available via the “Learn More” button below.

You can also contact us via 02 6182 0000 or enquiry@ainslieandgorman.com.au

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An old black and white photograph. Three women sit on the lawns of Gorman House with their laundry drying in the background.

Gorman 100
Your Stories, Our History

Gorman Arts Centre (formerly Gorman House) was built in 1924. Originally a hostel for public servants, this central heritage-listed facility holds a rich and layered history where people have lived, worked, performed and explored their creativity.

To celebrate its centenary, we are collecting stories, from the mundane to the controversial, about Gorman, to celebrate its rich history. We need your help to make this possible!

If you have a story you’d like to share, or know someone that might, please share this project.

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Gorman Centenary Gin

Join us in toasting 100 remarkable years of Gorman House with our exclusive Hawthorn Gin!

Crafted from the heritage Hawthorn trees and Atlas Ceders gracing our gardens, this limited-edition gin combines our rich history with distilling excellence from our partners Underground Spirits.

In this creative collaboration we have also worked with Gorman artist Paul Summerfield to create a bespoke label that features one of our iconic trees.

This collectable gin is now available to order, read on for more information.

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