Our Children's Multipurpose Centre in Carnegie is designed for use as a children’s playgroup (or for birthday parties) for up to 20 youngsters. With a spacious but enclosed outdoor area with rubber soft ground and sandpit, it offers you peace-of-mind that your children can run free in a safe environment.
Carnegie Children's Multipurpose Centre
Features
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Kitchen Facilities
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Child sized tables and chairs
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Tables
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Chairs
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Secured outdoor play area
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Heating
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Air Conditioned
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Disabled Amenities and Access
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Toilet
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Off street Parking
Availability
- Friday, Saturday and Sunday 8am until 10pm each day
Capacity
- 60 people
Inside, there is enough room to allow for several activities to be conducted at once and all in plain view of parents. There are ample toilets and a kitchenette available with a microwave oven.
Make a booking
To apply online you will need to create an account or login
Please note: A minimum of three (3) business days' notice is required for all bookings, subject to availability.
When making a booking you must include in your booking time the amount of time you need to set up and then pack up your event. Your total booking time for the venue hire will then be programmed into your permissible access times. If you don’t do this and you then call our after-hours number for help to access and/or close the venue, you will incur additional charges.
Further information
- 1 rectangular table (73cm x 183cm)
- 5 kids tables (910cm x 910cm)
- 20 kids chairs
- 20 adult chairs
- Kitchenette facilities include a microwave, kettle and bar fridge
- Venue dimensions: Outdoor area 9m x 18m (Floor area 162 m²)
- Venue dimensions: Indoor area 9m x 9m (Floor area 81 m²)
Cleaning products and equipment, along with any required cutlery, crockery, utensils and equipment for catered events will need to be supplied as these are not provided.
We maintain a ban on single-use plastic products, see the policy document and for information on running a sustainable event in Glen Eira, consult our Plastic-Free Event Guide below.
