REVITALISED FORECOURT TO CHANGE THE FACE OF RPAC
An exciting $3 million transformation of the Redland Performing Arts Centre (RPAC) forecourt is underway.
Redland City Mayor Jos Mitchell said RPAC continued to deliver on its commitment to a better experience for visitors with work starting this month on the front of the Cleveland facility.
Funded as part of the 2024-2025 Redland City Council budget, the forecourt facelift includes a revitalised entrance, covered alfresco area, permanent seating, a small outdoor performance deck, improved accessibility, increased lighting, new ramp and stair access and beautiful garden areas.
Once completed, this project will provide a wonderful community space and a new gateway to the home of performing arts on Redlands Coast.
Local engineering firm Baroque Group has been engaged to deliver the project that will dramatically improve the customer and visitor experiences for the 60,000-plus people who attend performances and events at RPAC each year.
Division 2 Councillor Peter Mitchell said the project would provide a more accessible link to Cleveland CBD.
“It will also ensure RPAC remains a valued asset for our Redlands Coast community for many years to come,” he said.
During the redevelopment work the RPAC Box Office will operate from the Redland City Council Customer Service Centre, in the main Council building on Bloomfield Street, Cleveland..
More information about the project can be found at the RPAC website.
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