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The meticulously restored bunkers will retain their original brickwork, creating an intimate and evocative space.

A Pre- or Post-Show Retreat

This underground haven is set to entice visitors with a curated menu of food and drinks, serving as an inviting pre- or post-show retreat for ballet-goers and curious epicureans alike. While exact culinary details remain under wraps, the Bunker Barre promises a distinctive experience.

Revitalising the Thomas Dixon Centre

The Thomas Dixon Centre in West End underwent a more comprehensive revitalisation under the direction of renowned architect Conrad Gargett. This holistic approach aims to weave a vibrant tapestry of artistic and communal spaces, deeply anchoring the venue within the local landscape.

More than just a restaurant, the Bunker Barre symbolises resilience and re-imagination. It’s a nod to Brisbane’s past, a toast to its present, and a delicious glimpse into its future. 

Details of the opening of Bunker Barre are still kept underwraps.

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Published Date 30-July-2024

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