Marana Auditorium To Reopen After Major Refurbishment

Georges River Council

The Hurstville Entertainment Centre's Marana Auditorium will reopen on 1 April 2026 after a major upgrade.

The upgrade began on 1 January and will be completed on 31 March featuring improved accessibility, comfort, and the experience for performers and audiences.

Georges River Mayor Elise Borg said the upgrades reflect Council's commitment to improving community facilities.

"These improvements mean the Marana Auditorium is now more inclusive and versatile for our community."

"Marana Auditorium has always been one of our most important community venues.

"These upgrades ensure it remains a welcoming and accessible space for everyone, whether they are attending a performance, running an event, or celebrating a special occasion."

The refurbishment improvements include:

  • Floor replacement of the main hall.

  • New stage flooring across the stage.

  • An extended stage built over the former orchestra pit.

  • Updated side of stage stairs.

  • Wheelchair-access lift to the stage.

  • Tactile indicators on stage stairs.

  • A fully DDA-compliant ramp at the back of the stage.

  • New, modern seating for audience comfort.

To book Marana Auditorium or other Council venues, visit Council's Hire A Venue, Park or Sportsfield webpage.

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