As part of the National Trust’s Australian Heritage Festival, the Historic Date Palm Hill Homestead will be the venue for a talk on the early settlement of Walla Walla (Ebenezer). This will include members of the original Trek party who travelled by Wagon train from South Australia. Our event will have two sessions; Saturday 18th…
Join one of Australia’s finest actors for a conversation enriched by personal stories and highlights of an extraordinary career. In this special event, Richard Roxburgh shares insights into his early years in Albury and the journey to his acclaimed performances on screen and stage, in conversation with acclaimed director Marion Potts. Richard Roxburgh is the…
Introducing Pluck! Live in Concert at West Albury Memorial Hall. The performance features 2 sets with intermission. Attendees are welcome to bring their own refreshments and snacks. About Pluck! A trio exploring the vastness of guitar music and other pluckable instruments spanning Malian music, flamenco, gypsy jazz, country and bluegrass, Brazilian music, and early electric…
Learn new and effective creative skills in this watercolour workshop for teens. The teens will create their own watercolour ‘patchwork quilt’ style artwork with illustrator Pinky Wittingslow. The students can paint their favourite memories whilst learning useful watercolour techniques. Workshop outline Warm up Students will learn how to use watercolours and how to achieve different…
“All Australian paintings are in some way a homage to Tom Roberts.” – Arthur Boyd You’re invited to the opening of Tom Roberts: A Community Tribute to the Legacy of an Australian Master. Light refreshments included. RSVP via Humanitix essential. This exhibition is a community celebration and exploration of the life, artistic influence, primary subject…
Join us at MAMA to celebrate the opening of nginha: here and now, presenting newly commissioned works by Ruth Davys, Jazz Money, Noriko Nakamura, Kirtika Kain and Teelah George. On the evening, the exhibiting artists will present a series of spotlight talks throughout the Museum, offering insights into their new works, materials and ideas. These…
Just three women worked as Official War Artists during World War Two – Nora Heysen, Stella Bowen and Sybil Craig. They each made a significant body of work, bringing a fresh vision to the official expression of Australia at War. Nora Heysen, first woman to win the Archibald Prize, captured the dignity of service personnel…
Live in Cabaret – Mia McEachern’s debut show. Accompanied by Toby Spinks with support act Hope Chater. At the West Albury Memorial Hall, starting at 7:30pm. A portion of proceeds will be donated to the Albury Community Chest. Table seating so bring along nibbles. Soft drinks will be available to purchase. Alcohol free event.
Liv Cartledge returns to her hometown of Beechworth armed with a fresh new album carved straight from High Country soil – unpolished, deeply human, and soaked in the textured grit of folk-rock Australiana. Fresh from touring with country Australian folk icons The Waifs and deep in the making of her debut album, Liv is bringing…
Buster Keaton collides with Banksy in this bold new physical theatre work that takes a satirical look at the art world, celebrity, and the absurd expectations placed on those who guard it. On the day of a grand unveiling, two gallery attendants find themselves swept into spiralling chaos — a funny, surprising, and wordless exploration…
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