About Us

Acknowledgement of Country

Moonah Arts Centre acknowledges the muwinina people as the Traditional Owners of this Land.

We recognise the Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original Owners and continuing Custodians of the land and waters of this island, lutruwita.

We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present.

We commit to working in a way that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

About Moonah Arts Centre

Moonah Arts Centre supports and promotes arts and cultural development within the City of Glenorchy and Southern Tasmania. We provide a welcoming space for community to meet, collaborate, participate in art and culture and share their experiences and stories.

At Moonah Arts Centre, we are devoted to promoting inclusion and celebrating the diversity of gender, age, race, faith and abilities. Our facilities were designed with inclusivity in mind, featuring all-gender bathrooms, ramps and ground-level access, accessible meeting and break-out rooms, hearing loops and plenty of accessible parking. Moonah Arts Centre is a member of the Australian Breastfeeding Associations “Breastfeeding is Welcome Everywhere” network.

Our visual arts and performance program offers regular exhibitions, workshops and events. We also have several spaces available to hire for presentations, functions and events.

Moonah Arts Centre is proudly owned and operated by Glenorchy City Council.

Council Safeguarding Children and Young People – Statement of Commitment

• We are committed to the safety and wellbeing of children and young people while enabling their participation as valued members of our community.
• We have zero tolerance to child abuse and harm.
• We recognise the importance of child safety in the provision of quality community services.
• We are dedicated to ensuring their views are listened to and respected, and they are given opportunities to contribute to how we plan and deliver our services that affect them.
• We are committed to being a Child Safe Organisation.
• We recognise our legal and moral responsibilities in keeping children and young people safe and have robust policies and procedures in place to meet this commitment that are aligned with the National Principles for Child Safe Organisations.
• Our people are obligated to prioritise the safety of the children they interact with in the performance of their role and to report conduct of concern.

All children who attend services, programs, events, and community spaces (including online environments) that are delivered, owned, contracted, or managed by Council, have the right to feel safe, be safe, and be heard. We want children to thrive, be safe, happy, and empowered.

Read more about Safeguarding Children and Young People at Glenorchy City Council

Read Glenorchy City Council’s Safeguarding Children and Young People Policy

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