Brunswick Ballroom

The Brunswick Ballroom (upstairs) and Brunswick Artists' Bar (downstairs) featuring the best of Australian and international music, cabaret and comedy. The newly refurbished BRUNSWICK BALLROOM is located in the old Metropolis House on Sydney Road and is destined to take the mantle as one Melbourne's most dynamic and exciting performance venues. This extraordinary venue has been reimagined, refurbished and renamed and will feature the best of Australian and international music, cabaret and comedy. The upstairs ballroom, accessed via the dramatic staircase, features superb stained glass domes evoking the work of Australian artist Leonard French, before expanding out onto an open-air balcony that takes in the urban streetscape below and the sights of Melbourne's skyline. Inspired by the iconic Continental Caf© of the 1990's in Prahran, the BRUNSWICK BALLROOM is soon to become Melbourne's most eclectic and diverse entertainment and events venue. Currently undertaking the final touches of refurbishment, the venue is preparing for its first gig on February 25th with the rebirth spearhead by impresario Andrew Kay AM together with actor and musician Will Ewing who takes on the role of Venue Director. See What's On was The Spotted Mallard PUBLIC TRANSPORT AND PARKING The Brunswick Ballroom is well-serviced by public transport, with ample car parking in the area. PUBLIC TRANSPORT The Brunswick Ballroom is a 9-minute walk from Jewell Station and a 6-minute walk from Brunswick Station. Tram number 19 (North Coburg) travels along Sydney Road to and from the City (Flinders Street Station). Glenlyon Rd is the nearest stop to the Brunswick Ballroom. CAR PARKING Car parking is available on Phoenix Street (Woolworths) approximately 150 metres form the Brunswick Ballroom. There is also an Aldi carpark on David Street directly behind the venue.