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Ellis House is located at 116 Milne Street in Bayswater.

Construction on Ellis House began in 1912, and the weatherboard building was originally the first local dairy farm in the Bayswater District. 

In 1995, the City of Bayswater restored the property and it is now open to the public as a community art centre which is now referred to as Ellis House Community Art Centre in 2004.

Ellis House Community Art Centre hosts over 15 art exhibitions annually, with new exhibitions by local emerging artists held every three weeks. The exhibitions and official openings are free and everyone is welcome to attend. Diverse art classes are held each week, and social painting and drawing happens regularly on the verandahs and landscaped grounds. The Ellis House Art Community Centre provides a welcoming meeting place for Perth creatives and those that love art.

Ellis House Community Art Centre is open Thursday & Friday 10am-4pm and Saturday & Sunday 10am-5pm. To view upcoming exhibitions, to take a virtual tour, book a class, or to book a space for your creative group to meet, please visit the Ellis House Community Art Centre website.

For more information, please call 08 9271 9770 during opening hours or email info@ellishousearts.com.au.

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