Northcote Town Hall
Wheelchair, Walkers and Prams Access in the Building
A ramp is provided at the front of the Northcote Town Hall for easy access into the the building and there is also a lift that provides access to the other floors.

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Accessible Toilets
Accessible toilets are available on Ground Floor (opposite Reception and Studio 1). Disabled icon
Public Toilets
Available within the Northcote Town Hall across from the Reception desk. Toilets are also available on the Ground Floor (near Studio 1) and the First Floor only during event bookings. Toilets icon
Baby Change Room
Northcote Town Hall provides a baby change room, located on the Ground Floor (next to the lift). Baby Change icon
Disability Car Spaces
There are two disability car spaces around the Northcote Town Hall – one on High Street, opposite the Northcote Town Hall, and one on James Street, next to the Family Health Services Building. Disabled icon
Loading and Drop-offs
For pick ups and drop-offs, patrons are able to park at the front of the Northcote Town Hall (30 minute parking) for customers, hirers and guests. For unloading and pickup of larger items for events or performances, access via James Street or Westbourne Grove is available through the Civic Square. Please notify staff at reception of required access. The pathway in the Civic Square is not a car space and vehicles must be moved after uploading/pickup. Car
Hearing System
Northcote Town Hall has recently acquired a Phonic Ear Hearing Augmentation System that complies with Australian Standard 1428 and provides assistance to both people with hearing aids, and people with hearing loss who do not wear hearing aids. Please specify when you are booking tickets if you would like to use this system. Our friendly staff can assist you with how to use this system. Hearing Loop icon
RECHARGE Scheme
The RECHARGE scheme is a MetroAccess Initiative in partnership with local businesses and Mobility Aids Australia Pty Ltd. The RECHARGE Scheme is an ongoing scheme being implemented throughout the state of Victoria.The RECHARGE scheme is a simple and effective means of ensuring that people who use an electric scooter or wheelchair can travel without the fear of being stranded by a flat battery.
It’s about encouraging local businesses to provide a power point
so customers can recharge their battery at their business, if required.Northcote Town Hall is able to provide patrons with these facilities. Please ask at reception for assistance.To locate your nearest RECHARGE point you can log onto the RECHARGE FINDER website www.rechargescheme.org.au or contact your Darebin MetroAccess Officer, contact details listed on the back of the Darebin Recharge Brochure.

If you have an onboard charger, this means you already have your charger with you and can recharge at any business affiliated with the RECHARGE Scheme. If you have a separate charger, you need to remember to take it with you

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Companion Card
We accept the companion card. The Companion Card is for people with a significant permanent disability, who always need a companion to provide attendant care type support in order to participate at most available community venues and activities.Please notify Box Office when you book your tickets that you have a companion card. For more information see the Companion Card Website. Information desk icon
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2 Comments

2 thoughts on “Northcote Town Hall”

  1. JamesDowney

    I was looking at buying tickets for Once upon a Time at 11am on Monday July 11th and wish to buy 5 concession tickets and have 5 carers attend. They will have companion cards. I just wanted to know if it was possible to still buy tickets online or if we need to buy them at the venue.
    Many thanks.
    James Downey
    james.downey@yooralla.com.au or 9916 5804

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  2. magicunlimited

    Best to call the booking office on 9481 9500 for that. They handle the Companion Cards – might be worth mentioning to them to set up the site to accept Companion Card bookings. (I think they overlooked that!)

    You could turn up on the day, but there will be no guarantee of seating availability. Sometimes shows get sold out very quickly, and this is a popular show.

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