White Bay Power Station - Rozelle, New South Wales

Address: Robert St, Rozelle NSW 2039, Australia.
Phone: 292408500.
Website: whitebaypowerstation.com
Specialties: Event venue, Power station.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Wheelchair-accessible toilet, Gender-neutral toilets, Toilet.
Opinions: This company has 89 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.3/5.

📌 Location of White Bay Power Station

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White Bay Power Station

White Bay Power Station, located at Robert St, Rozelle NSW 2039, Australia, is a unique and fascinating event venue that has been transformed from its original purpose as a power station. The phone number for the venue is 292408500. You can find more information about the venue on their website at whitebaypowerstation.com.

The specialties of this venue include its ability to host a wide range of events, both indoor and outdoor, due to its unique layout and versatile spaces. The original power station equipment and technology, still present within the building, add a fascinating historical element to the venue.

Other notable features of White Bay Power Station include wheelchair-accessible entrances and toilets, as well as gender-neutral toilets, ensuring accessibility for all visitors. The venue has received positive reviews, with an average rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars based on 89 reviews on Google My Business.

One notable review states, "This place is amazing The huge, open spaces are perfect for large events or gatherings." Another reviewer raves about the "fascinating blend of old and new" at the venue, with the "old original power station equipment [that] adds a unique charm to the space." Overall, White Bay Power Station is a highly recommended venue for those seeking a distinctive and versatile event space.

Features and Location

White Bay Power Station is situated in Rozelle, New South Wales, Australia, at the address Robert St, Rozelle NSW 2039. The venue's unique location, combined with its historical significance as a power station, makes it a truly distinctive choice for a range of events, from weddings and corporate functions to music festivals and art exhibitions.

Recommended for

Event organizers seeking a unique and versatile venue
Couples looking for a memorable wedding venue with a historical touch
Businesses hosting corporate events or conferences
Music and art enthusiasts organizing festivals or exhibitions

The combination of the venue's striking industrial aesthetic, its ability to accommodate large crowds, and its accessibility features make it a recommended choice for a wide range of event types and attendees.

👍 Reviews of White Bay Power Station

White Bay Power Station - Rozelle, New South Wales

F L.

5/5

Great huge, versatile venue for a range of events, a range of indoor & outdoor spaces. The old original electricity power station is also fascinating with the old technology still present within the building. A wonderful space for a rave!

Map R.

4/5

Visiting White Bay Power Station was a good experience. We came here for the Power Up Festival, which included an art show, live music, history, food, and drink.

I feel that the station is an iconic part of the Inner West and integral to the history of Sydney. I would recommend anyone to come and explore the site and gain an understanding of a significant part of life in the past. I really like the renovation and rejuvenation of the station. It was well worth the visit!

Jackie M.

5/5

What a treat it was to finally get back inside White Bay Power Station. Kudos to the NSW Labor Government for restoring this spectacularly beautiful building, and in particular choosing not to gut it, so we can see the steampunk remnants of its former usage.

I attended the opening night run by the Biennale of Sydney, who created an art trail through the two largest spaces: the boiler house and the turbine hall. To be honest, the art was good, but at times it got in the way of seeing the architectural bones of this amazing building. I did enjoy the projections on the outside of the building, and the up-lighting on the chimneys. Looking forward to seeing more of the building as more events roll out across the year. So excited that public access has been granted to this unexplored part of Sydney’s history.

Lange J.

5/5

The power station has finally been transformed into an amazing events venue. Biennale, Ministry of Sound and Power Up Festival were all excellent, and well complemented by the restoration and adaptation of the heritage power station. Enough old infrastructure retained to showcase the industrial heritage, and enough removed to make it a functional public space. Now my new favourite venue in Sydney, can’t wait for the next event!

Bryan D.

5/5

Great addition to Sydney’s art scene, the newly opened White Bay Power Station provides an awesome backdrop for expansive artworks with an industrial backdrop. Thankfully much of the building’s historic features have been retained, including the old turbine and other plant/equipment. It is hard to imagine that this was a fully functioning power station until the mid-1980’s.

Georges Y.

5/5

The recently opened White Bay Power Station is currently hosting part of the 2024 Sydney Art Biennale. It's a great place to visit. It blends the vivid colors of the exhibited art with the dreary drab of the bricks of the old power station. Much of the exhibited art takes advantage of the high ceilings of the station to dramatic effect. Huge is in. Size really matters.

Geoff C.

5/5

Wow!! Just opened in 2024, the White Bay Power Station is a really special place to visit and see the old industrial scale of the power station. The old engineering equipment is really worth seeing. Currently it is also housing the Biennale Sydney festival which had amazing artworks and installations. Highly recommended to visit this place.

Check out the photos.

There is also a free shuttle between QVB in the city.

Tim O.

4/5

The newly opened historical heritage site of White Bay PS is a triumph! The building and its presentation are superb and it now holds a majesty comparable to the former industrial spaces on Cockatoo Island.

The only downside is the cafe/bar. It’s very limited in terms of options and very very expensive. As there are no nearby eateries, come prepared…..