Crossing Theatre Narrabri closure update

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NARRABRI Shire Council is continuing the completion of fire safety upgrades at The Crossing Theatre, including rectification works identified last month.

As part of these works and Council’s commitment to delivering a safe facility for the community, the re-opening of the complex will be delayed until late July, 2025.

The extended closure will also enable consultation with Fire and Rescue NSW during key stages of the project.

Three consultations are required.

Narrabri Shire Council general manager Eloise Chaplain said the first has been completed, with the Initial Fire Safety Report – in preparation – and the Final Fire Safety Report to be undertaken upon full completion of the work.

“We understand this delayed re-opening will cause frustration among our community and users of the venue and we apologise for the further delay,” she said.

“These consultations are a required step in the process and is critical to ensure The Crossing Theatre meets the highest possible standards when it comes to the safety of its users, including our staff and the community.”

Narrabri Shire Council mayor Darrell Tiemens is also currently working with the NSW State Government around the process, in the hope of opening the venue earlier.

Updates are available via The Crossing Theatre website and social media pages, Council’s website and Facebook page.

Community members can also contact The Crossing Theatre directly on 0267 996740 or email boxoffice@narrabri.nsw.gov.au.

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