At a glance
- Who it’s for
- Anyone going to a show, exhibition or workshop at The Art House, 19-21 Margaret Street, Wyong (corner of Margaret Street and Anzac Avenue)
- What to do now
- The Art House lists free parking in the Hely Street and Hope Street car parks (under 5 minutes’ walk) and nearby streets, and says to buy tickets directly from it
- Cost
- Parking near the theatre is free according to The Art House; ticket prices are listed on each show’s page
- Train
- A short walk from Wyong station on the Central Coast and Newcastle line
- Box office
- 10am to 4pm Monday to Friday, and one hour before each performance; phone 02 4335 1485
- Last checked
- Tuesday 10 November 2026 against The Art House’s own pages
- Not yet confirmed
- The venue’s pages do not give bus route numbers or a walking time from the station
Parking near The Art House in Wyong is free, according to the venue: there are public car parks in Hely Street and Hope Street, less than a five-minute walk away, plus street parking in Pauline Lane and nearby streets. The theatre is a short walk from Wyong railway station.
This guide follows The Art House’s own Getting Here, Accessibility, Ticket Information and While in Wyong pages. We read them on Tuesday 10 November 2026. The venue is a performing arts centre with a 500-seat theatre, a 178-seat studio, a foyer exhibition space, meeting facilities and a cafe and bar.
Where do I park for The Art House?
| Option | What The Art House says |
|---|---|
| Hely Street and Hope Street car parks | Public car parks, less than a 5-minute walk to the theatre |
| Pauline Lane | On-street parking next to the building, and in nearby streets |
| Accessible parking | Two accessible car parks next to the building in Pauline Lane |
| Drop-off and ticket pick-up | Two 5-minute parking zones right outside, one in Margaret Street and one in Anzac Avenue |
The venue says parking is available free of charge in various locations across the Wyong town centre and close to The Art House. It also says the building is next to a residential area, so be respectful when parking and do not obstruct private driveways. The pages do not give the number of spaces in the Hely Street or Hope Street car parks, or any time limit.
Can I get to The Art House by train or bus?
Yes. The Art House says it is a short walk from Wyong train station, which is on the Central Coast and Newcastle line. For timetables it points to the NSW TrainLink website or 131 500. Local buses also go to Wyong train station, and the venue links the Busways timetables. The pages do not name bus routes or give a walking time.
Our Opal fares guide covers fares and travel times on the line.
What about taxis and rideshare?
The venue lists Central Coast Taxis on 131 008 or (02) 4337 3900, including pre-booking an accessible taxi, and says Uber operates on the Central Coast.
How do I buy tickets, and when is the box office open?
| Question | Answer from The Art House |
|---|---|
| Where to buy | Its website, by phone on 02 4335 1485, or in person at 19-21 Margaret Street, Wyong |
| Box office hours | 10am to 4pm Monday to Friday for phone or in-person sales; also open one hour before every performance; website sales at any time |
| Third-party sellers | The Art House says it never sells through third-party agencies such as Viagogo |
| Concession | For holders of an Australian Government issued Pension Card (sighted before tickets are issued); the Seniors card does not qualify; not every show offers a concession price |
| Family ticket | 2 adults and 2 children, or 1 adult and 3 children, 4 tickets in total unless stated; children under two sit free on a lap |
| Groups | Bookings for 15 or more are held until final payment is due 4 weeks before the show |
| Refunds | All purchases are non-refundable; if a show is cancelled or rescheduled you can exchange, take a gift voucher valid for 3 years, or take a full refund |
| Mobile tickets | Ushers can scan tickets on a phone; a forgotten ticket can be reprinted at the box office with identification |
The Art House says to always buy directly from it, by website, phone or in person, and to avoid resale sites. General admission tickets are unreserved, so you choose a seat after you enter the theatre or studio. For reserved shows, the website’s “Choose Seats” button shows the seating map.
What is on soon at The Art House?
Love Central Coast lists these upcoming events at The Art House, Margaret Street, Wyong. Ticket prices are on each show’s page at The Art House.
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| Saturday 14 November 2026 | Christmas in the Grandparents Club |
| Monday 14 December 2026 | The Greatest Christmas Show |
| Saturday 9 January 2027 | Tonight’s Guest: Rove McManus (Tales from the Talk Show Trenches) |
| Saturday 16 January 2027 | Denise Scott: Tickety Boo |
| Saturday 26 June 2027 | Luke McGregor: GOOOOOD |
| Friday 17 September 2027 | Mel Buttle: Well, Sorry I Asked! |
| Friday 1 October 2027 | Lano and Woodley In Space |
Times are not on the Love Central Coast list for these dates. The Art House’s What’s On page is the official list.
When do the doors open, and what if I am late?
The Art House says the front doors to the foyer open one hour before each performance, and the theatre doors open approximately 20 minutes before the start. Patrons arriving after a performance has begun may be admitted only at the discretion of management and at a convenient break in the program. The venue says performances vary in length and on average run from one to two hours, and that where available the duration and interval times are on each performance’s page on its website.
What accessibility does The Art House offer?
All major areas have wheelchair accessibility, and the building is accessible from street level. The venue lists these services:
- Accessible parking: two spaces next to the building in Pauline Lane
- Companion Card: a free companion ticket, arranged with the box office when you book
- Assistance animals: welcome in all areas, and patrons do not need to tell the theatre in advance
- Accessible bathroom: in the main foyer, to the left of the cafe and bar
- Wheelchair seating: dedicated level seating in Row H of the main theatre, and by request in the studio
- Courtesy wheelchair: a standard manual wheelchair on loan from the box office from an hour before showtime, requested when booking
- Hearing: sound sensitivity headphones on loan on request, and a hearing induction loop in the auditorium (switch a hearing aid to the “T” position)
- A social story, which the venue offers as a download, for people who want to know what to expect
Patrons with limited mobility are encouraged to book Stalls seats. According to the venue, stalls patrons may climb up to 20 stairs to reach a seat, Balcony 1 up to 24 stairs, and Balcony 2 up to 36 stairs, all with railings. Mobility aids cannot be left in aisles or walkways; patrons who transfer to a seat store the device in the Sound Lock.
Where can I eat before the show?
The Art House Cafe is open from 10am to 4pm Monday to Friday, and the bar opens one hour before a performance and stocks wine from De Bortoli Family Winemakers. The venue’s “While in Wyong” page also lists nearby restaurants, including Osteria A’ Mano (a five-minute walk, with a pre-theatre menu, Tuesday to Saturday), Siam Terrace Thai, Motel Mezza, Hernandos, Woodblock Bar & Grill in the Grand Hotel, and Club Wyong. The venue advises booking ahead for Club Wyong because it does not take walk-ins.
Sources
- The Art House — Getting Here (read 10 November 2026)
- The Art House — Accessibility
- The Art House — Ticket Information
- The Art House — FAQs
- The Art House — While in Wyong
- The Art House — About and Cafe
- Love Central Coast — The Art House events (dates listed above)
Featured image: Wyong railway station, April 2025 (photo: JustARandomEditor123 / CC BY-SA 4.0) (text added). Some photos are older or historic and may not show current conditions.
OZ Local Updates is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with The Art House, Wyong, Central Coast Council or Love Central Coast. Dates and conditions can change.