Studio Take Care - Chapel
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- Approx. floor space
- 150m2
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- Capacity
- 100 people
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- Ceiling height
- Very high (4m+)
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- Audience
- 100
Space overview
Queer owned space for events and performances.
Natural light, high timber ceilings, beautiful warehouse conversion. Glossy black concrete floors, sound system, moveable stage, bar setup and good vibes. We also have a greenroom with dresser and barber chair.
Just off Lygon and close walking distance to restaurants, bars, servo and public transport.
Features and facilities
Accessibility features
- Accessible public transport
- Adjustable lighting
- Quiet areas or spaces
- Relaxed or sensory friendly environment
- Well-lit at night
General features
- Non-gendered toilets
- CCTV Monitoring
- Change Room
- Lockable space
- Air conditioning
- Bike rack
- Free wifi
- Fridge
- Heating
- Kitchen
- Toilets
- Queer friendly
Performance features
- Dressing room
- Food and beverage service area
- Stackable audience seating
- Stage
Specialist features
- Backstage storage
- Flat floor
- Green room
- PA system
- Rigging truss
Location
Address
1
Pitt Street,
Brunswick, 3056
Access Hours
8am-11pm (alternative times can be requested)
Getting here
Transport options
- Bus
- Tram
Pitt Street is located on the Lygon Street Tram line, serviced by the number 1 and 6 trams. Lygon Street tram stops are not ramp accessed stops. The closest ramp accessed tram stop to Take Care is Nicholson Street, stop 21 on the 96 tram line which is 950 meters away and requires crossing 4 streets, 3 of which have pedestrian lights. The closest train station is Jewell Station which is 1.7km away.
Parking
We recommend allowing at least 15 minutes to park. Pitt Street has one accessible parking bay, one 30 minute parking bay, six 5 hour parking bays, three loading zones, seventeen unlimited parking bays and one 1 hour parking bay. Despite all the options, the street is often full. Alternative streets for parking which are an easy walk to Take Care are Loyola Avenue or Evans Street. Parking inspectors do patrol the area. Take Care has two permanently fixed bicycle lock-up bars at the front of the building.
