The Station, Newcastle

Newcastle's most unique pop-up destination at the revitalised former city railway station. The Station's temporary activation is all about fun and creativity in a unique heritage setting. 

While its exciting long-term use is being determined, The Station is being enjoyed as a pop-up community hub for events, shopping and recreation.

The Station features:

  • creative workshop spaces and great shopping - including jewellery, clothing, books, gifts homewares and art
  • a mix of market days, creative workshops, fitness, music and foodie events
  • a huge outdoor piazza with sheltered tables, seating and adjoining lawns for picnics - and plenty of room for exercise and play
  • a kids corner with a scooter track, hopscotch, sensory flowers, and a big frog and snake.

Our transformation of The Station has been delivered as part of NSW Government's Revitalising Newcastle program.

Scavenger hunts

Explore The Station and nearby Museum Park on a self-guided scavenger hunt.
 

Scavenger Hunt map, exploring The Station Newcastle

The hunts encourage exploration and play, revealing hidden gems about the unique history of the former railway station's by uncovering clues and solving mystery phrases.

The hunts are free and accessible open-air activities that will keep the kids (and grown-ups) entertained. 

Download the maps below, or pop in to The Station's shops, or Museum Park Visitor Information Centre for a printed copy.

Location

Corner of Scott and Watt Streets (and via Wharf Road),
Newcastle East NSW 2300

Phone: (02) 4927 3235

For more information visit The Station's website.

Parking and transport

Getting to The Station is easy with the light rail, ferry, and lots of CBD parking options nearby.

What's on

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Event bookings

The Station has a huge open-air piazza, and an indoor studio space for pop-up events.

For event information, brochures and maps visit The Station's website.


Event enquiries:

Phone: (02) 4927 3235

Email: [email protected]

More information

For more information, visit The Station's website.