Midland Junction Arts Centre

Always acting as a convergent point for community education, the Midland Junction Arts Centre building was first opened as a small school in 1895. The space was then expanded to provide primary, secondary and even tertiary education when the technical college opened in 1904. In the time since, MJAC has been known as Kalla Yeedip Arts in the 1990's and Midland Opera Studio (2002 - 2008), before reopening under Mundaring Arts Centre Inc. Management in 2017.

Following an active period of rejuvenation, MJAC has been transformed: now delivering a diverse arts education and cultural program to stimulate increased imagination, creativity, skills and knowledge. A curated exhibition program is complemented by regular workshops for all ages, an artist in residence program and a range of cultural events.

This historical venue is available for community hire and offers three galleries, a 142-seat theatre, ceramics, dance and print studios, textiles and drawing rooms, classrooms, a function room as well as a range of workspaces for artists, workshops and meetings.

Find out more here: https://www.midlandjunctionartscentre.com.au/

Midland Junction Arts Centre hosts exhibitions throughout the year. 

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Midland Junction Arts Centre has many workshops and events running throughout the year.

View upcoming workshops and events

Midland Junction Arts Centre has held many artistic and culturally significant projects recently. Examples include the Swan Environmental Art project – an annual primary school initiative aimed at promoting positive environmental messages in our community, whilst creating opportunities for young artists.

What on Earth in 2019 had local artists Icon Project’, What On Earth featured a series of exhibitions, workshops, demonstrations and events exploring Australian flora at Mundaring Arts Centre, Midland Junction Arts Centre and other locations across Perth as part of this cross-community project.

View past projects at Midland Junction Arts Centre