Want to do a function with us? We’ve got lots of places for them—in the museum, around the museum, off-site in the city, you name it. See below for the important / gory details.
Wine Bar
Wine and dine guests in the relaxed, elegant environs of our Wine Bar. You can stay inside, spill out onto the deck, peer into the inner workings of the winery (there are windows straight into the barrel room), or catch some rays on the nearby lawns.
| Price | Minimum People | Maximum People |
| From $400 / head | 20 people minimum | 30 people seated or 100 people standing |
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The Source Restaurant
High above it all, The Source takes its name from a painting by Australian modernist, John Olsen, which is installed in the foyer ceiling. It has a balcony—complete with living moss and herb tables—brilliant views of the River Derwent, and a lovely outlook over the museum grounds.
| Price | Minimum People | Maximum People |
| From $500 / head | 20 people minimum | 60 people seated or 80 pax standing |
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Faro
A light-filled space suspended over the river, Faro is a bit of an antidote to the darker parts of the museum. Soaring ceilings, highly convenient cocktail bar, multiple works from American light artist James Turrell (including one smack-dab in the middle of the restaurant). Standard stuff.
| Price | Minimum People | Maximum People |
| From $700 / head | 20 people minimum | 44 people seated |
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The Void
Thirteen-metres underground, the Void is a spiffy place to impress your mates. It’s home to a Triassic sandstone wall from the museum’s excavation, various artworks and one of the best cocktail bars in the state. Our huge feast tables seat up to 160 guests, or we can host 250 of your nearest and dearest for a cocktail party.
| Price | Minimum People | Maximum People |
| From $800 / head | 50 people minimum | up to 250 people standing |
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Add the Nolan
If the Void isn’t big enough, you can add the Nolan gallery. This space is named for Australian modernist master Sidney Nolan, creator of Snake, which is one of our most photographed artworks. There’s other art here, too, from the likes of Jannis Kounellis, Anselm Kiefer and Gregory Barsamian (Wim Delvoye’s infamous shit machine is just around the corner, too, if you’re so inclined). Plenty of room to do stuff, too.
| Price | Minimum People | Maximum People |
| From $900 / head | 50 people minimum | Up to 450 people standing |
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Functions on our ferry
We’ve got two snazzy camouflaged catamarans for any river-cruising function-fancies that take you. Both boats have bars, two levels, indoor and outdoor areas, and animals to sit on. Speccy views and the freedom to roam the river come with the territory. Plenty of food and bev options, too.
| Price | Minimum People | Maximum People |
| From $23 / head | 50 people | 250 people |
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Bespoke Exclusive Events
If you’ve really got money to burn, we can do something a little (or a lot) bigger. Tyre-kickers need not apply. Food, beverage, experience on application only—conditions / timings apply.
Contact Mona Ambassador (Led Emmett) to discuss or apply.
| Price | Minimum People | Maximum People |
| From $1000 / head | 20 people minimum | 1000 people |
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Transport
Return Ferry
The ferry is the best way to get to Mona. Everyone says so.
Exclusive after hours / out of schedule use (outbound only or return): $38pp
Minimum spend: $3,600
Coaches
Price available upon request.
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