A boy. Six horses. One unspeakable act of violence. Enter the mind where love and worship blur. Peter Shaffer’s Equus is a searing psychological classic — an electrifying play about passion, faith and desire. Confronting, provocative and deeply human, it is designed to shock, excite and captivate.
Join Dr Jeff Brownrigg for an engaging illustrated presentation exploring the final poetic works of Clive James—renowned Australian critic, journalist, broadcaster, and lyricist. The session delves into three poignant verse collections: Nefertiti in the Flak Tower (2012), Sentenced to Life (2015), and Injury Time (2017), alongside his posthumous anthology The Fire of Joy (2020), which […]
Super Kaylene Whiskey is the first major survey by proud Yankunytjatjara artist Kaylene Whiskey. Featuring over 80 paintings, video works and installations, the exhibition showcases Whiskey’s dynamic practice that playfully combines everyday life, her Aṉangu culture and beloved pop culture icons. Book now portrait.gov.au. Image: Flying over Indulkana 2022, Kaylene Whiskey (detail). AIATSIS Collection. © Kaylene […]
Come to the Pot Belly for a huge night of femme rock. Flowers for Jayne (Jayne Murphy ex Lime Spiders) will be stopping for one night as part of the Evil Minds national tour. Proudly supported by So I Says to Mabel (Syd) and Matriarch (Cbr). Only $10 + bf via Humanatix
Watch the deepest recesses of your notes app come to life as queer artists, thinkers, babes and glorious weirdos from across the ACT share their burning passions, most cooked theories and secret desires for your viewing pleasure.
A vintage Pepsi-Cola sign, a Chinese Peach of Immortality vase, mother-of-pearl artwork… and that’s just the beginning. We’ve been collecting weird and wonderful treasures since opening, and now the time has come to SELL IT ALL to raise money for a bigger space. 💥 Every piece has been valued 💰 Everything will be sold below […]
Tony Wheeler (founder of Lonely Planet) and historian Dr Daniel Oakman join the Library’s Rebecca Fleming in conversation, drawing on the National Library’s incredible collections to discuss all things cycling. From small commutes to epic journeys, home-made contraptions to technical wizardry, come and hear why cycling remains one of the world’s most popular and enjoyable […]
SouthFest is back on Saturday, November 15, bringing live music, delicious food, and family fun to Tuggeranong Town Centre from 10am to 4pm. Enjoy a day packed with free family-friendly activities, including face painting, a jumping castle, street performers, interactive games, and even a visit from Spiderman, who’ll be drawing with the kids. Explore the […]
We’re excited to welcome you for a day of delicious Greek sweets and savouries, sensory plants, and community connection—all in support of vital dementia research. Explore a variety of plants and connect with family and friends in a space designed to honour memory and care, with many succulents and plants for sale and flower themed […]
Inviting you to join us in the garden to support dementia research. We are creating a unique experience to help people feel connected, appreciated and respected. A variety of plants, succulents and crocheted items will be available to purchase. As authorised fundraisers for Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA), each year we sponsor PhD scientists with their […]
The Florey Fair isn’t just another school fete. It is an opportunity for the Canberra community to connect with local support organisations, small businesses, sporting associations and everything in between. When Covid kept us all apart, the Florey Primary community brought us back together. Designed to give everyone and anyone the opportunity to showcase what […]
The Winederlust podcast has released almost 50 episodes featuring over 40 Australian wineries, and series' on visiting Italy and France. We're mixing all this together to host another fun afternoon of wine tasting in the stunning Art Deco Main Hall at the historic Gorman House overlooking their beautiful gardens. You will enjoy wines highlighted in […]