Community, change and creativity

On this tour discover the unique story of the Incinerator Gallery buildings and its architectural, environmental and technological history. Regarded as a significant building by the National Trust the striking Essendon Incinerator, designed by the offices of Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahoney, set new standards in Australia for municipal architecture and its integration into suburbia. Once a wetland by the Maribyrnong River, the Incinerator with its fascinating past is now the heart of Moonee Valley and a venue that provides the community with opportunities to engage with art, architecture and the environment. Incinerator History Tours are led by trained Volunteer Guides.

Incinerator History Tours run from Incinerator Gallery from 10 to 11am on the following days:

• Tuesday, 16 March
• Thursday, 22 April
• Tuesday, 4 May
• Thursday, 3 June

Free — Tickets essential as group sizes limited

Tickets

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Community Group Tours

In addition to the onsite Incinerator History Tours for small groups we can also provide an online presentation.

To request a community group booking for your members, contact incinerator@mvcc.vic.gov.au or call 03 9243 1750 with your preferred days and times.

Community Group Tours are delivered in English and may be available in Greek language.

Schools interested in Year level appropriate tours please click here.

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