Meat Market
Built in 1880, Meat Market is a grade one heritage-listed building with enormous character and history. An iconic landmark of Melbourne’s early meat trade, Meat Market features four distinctive spaces boasting intricacies unique to 19th and 20th century Melbourne.
A dedicated arts, cultural, community and performance venue, Meat Market offers a variety of spaces ideal for creative developments, community events, performance seasons, rehearsals, exhibitions, filming, meetings, conferences and more.
The Main Pavilion, comprising of the Flat Floor and Cobblestone Pavilions, features original cobblestone floors and a grand barrel vaulted ceiling. Meat Market’s Stables, with blank white walls and a black floor, is ideal for theatre seasons and exhibitions. The Meeting Room features versatile and configurable furniture plus technical and AV equipment available for use.
Located in North Melbourne, Meat Market houses over 50 creative practitioners in 30 offices licensed through Creative Spaces. Licensees range from writers and arts organisations to festivals and musicians that call Meat Market home.
With two pavilion spaces, a warehouse-style space and a meeting room available for hire, contact Meat Market’s management team for availability and space specifics.
Our spaces available for hire:
Meat Market - Cobblestone Pavilion
We currently have one office space available from April 1 2018:
Featured Artists
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JAMES SAUNDERS
Actor and Writer -
CHAMBER MADE
Arts Organisation -
JANE CLIFTON
Show Business All-Rounder -
LUCY TRELOAR
Writer and Editor -
DIANNA WELLS
Photographic Artist -
ILBIJERRI
Theatre Company -
VINCENT LAMBERTI
Cinematographer + Director -
DAVID VADIVELOO
Screen Director/Producer -
TIM SHIEL
MUSICIAN -
BEN STARICK
Arts Communications -
FREYA WATERSON
Producer -
MESS
Electronic Sound Studio -
JANEY RUNCI
Writer -
GINA PERRY
Writer -
MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL
Festival -
NEXT WAVE
Festival -
CLEOPOLD
Musician -
HOLLIE FIFER
Documentary Maker -
AUTUMN ROYAL
Writer -
LAB KELPIE
Theatre Company -
ELOISE GRILLS
Writer and comics artist