Parramatta Powerhouse opening date revealed
The long awaited $915 million project will open its doors to the public later this year with a lineup of mostly free exhibitions.
The Powerhouse Parramatta, a $915 million cultural institution, is set to open to the public on November 7, marking a significant moment for arts and culture in Western Sydney. Construction of the museum began four years prior to its opening date. The expansive museum features seven zones, including an 18-meter-high space showcasing the largest space exploration exhibition in Australia.
Free admission makes it accessible for residents facing cost-of-living pressures. The inaugural five exhibitions will display over 3,000 objects, with 1,600 from the Powerhouse's own collection and others sourced from global collections. Task Eternal, the largest exhibition, includes the historic Qantas Avro 504k aircraft. The second major exhibition, The Mall, delves into the history and cultural significance of shopping malls.
Powerhouse CEO Lisa Havilah expressed her excitement about the opening, emphasizing the museum's commitment to blending local knowledge with global perspectives.
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