Sauerbier House is an contemporary artspace which supports cultural exchange through contemporary visual arts. Situated on the bank of the Onkaparinga River | Ngangkiparinga (‘Women’s River’; Kaurna), the colonial villa is a state heritage community asset transformed from domestic residence (originally George Sauerbier c.1897), into a centre that supports and promotes contemporary arts practice and creative cultural expression within this region. The program offers established, mid-career and emerging creatives studio based residency and independent exhibition opportunities. The venue is also hosts artist talks, workshops, festivals and associated arts events.
Sauerbier House is dedicated to the creation of living cultural dialogues and local creative exchanges.
Detailed venue and space accessibility
Main venue accessibility information
Entrance
The main entrance to the venue has step-free access suitable for people using mobility aids.
Car parking
There are 2 designated wheelchair accessible car parking spaces near this venue.
Wheelchair accessible parking is located: Wearing st car park and accross road at Surf club - Port Noarlunga.
Drop off point
Safe wheelchair accessible drop off/pick up area in close proximity to the venue entrance.
The path of travel from the street or drop off point to the entrance level, firm and obstacle free.
Box Office
No box office available at this venue.
Toilet facilities
Designated wheelchair accessible unisex toilet/s.
Additional information
21 Wearing St, Port Noarlunga SA 5167
Main venue accessibility images
Venue Main Entrance
Venue Toilet Facilities
Please note:
Not all shows may be performing in an accessible performance space. Please check the details of the
performance space specific to your performance.
Adelaide Fringe is committed to continually improving accessibility measures. Please reach out if you have any concerns.