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Harley Hefford and Luke Thomas are two thirtysomething Naarm-Melbourne based creatives who have a background in events, festivals, and bars. Their latest endeavour is an art community spread over ten floors in a new creative space in Collingwood located in the iconic Easey's building, best known for the train carriages that sit on its rooftop.
In the following chat, Harley and Luke talk about the foundation of Trainscendence, which kicks off with a two-day grand opening experience on 14 & 15 November 2025, featuring a Monopoly style event full of live art, music, food, and drinks spread out the venue.
If you're keen to find out more about Trainscendence or are an artist who is keen to book in, then visit Trainscendence.com.au for more info, or reach out to the crew via info@trainscendence.com.au
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