Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre is a cultural facility of the Liverpool City Council. We are currently experiencing a period of unprecedented growth, compelling us to expand and diversify our programming as the Powerhouse becomes a true multi-disciplinary arts centre. Above all, we provide access to the arts that everyone can relate, understand and appreciate.

Funded by Arts NSW, the Casula Powerhouse aims to draw on the strengths of its community, to make work that speaks to both people locally and globally. With over 140 languages spoken in the local area, we represent our city’s culturally diverse stories. As both producer and presenter, we highlight the skill and creativity of local residents’ works and high-quality exhibitions, performances and programs from groups outside Liverpool. Helping to grow the creative industry in South West Sydney, we provide opportunities for new, emerging and establish artists mainly from this region.

Located on Tharawal country, the centre is surrounded by 2 kilometers of stunning parklands along the banks of the Georges River.

COVIDSAFE PROCEDURES

Face masks are mandatory at all Sydney Festival events for all patrons 13 years and older, in line with NSW Government regulations. A face mask is required at all times while inside foyers, theatres and outdoor venues, including during performances. Children 12 and under are exempt but are encouraged to wear masks where practicable. 

Following the Australian Department of Health recommendations, CPAC has implemented the following initiatives for your safety whilst in attendance.

• Making hand sanitiser available for all staff and patrons in the foyer.
• Increasing venue cleaning frequency by both staff and professional cleaners – particularly on shared surfaces like doorknobs, taps and banisters.
• Ensuring that any staff experiencing cold or flu-like symptoms are staying home and.
• Closely monitoring the health of artists and cast members.

A copy of CPAC's Covid-19 Safety plan is available at reception.