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10 Toes Trivia Night

Buderim, QLD

Until 16 Dec 2026

Love trivia? Hate trivia? Indifferent? No matter how you feel, Think Trivia is trivia but good. They've got trivia from their friends at Think Trivia. Book your table now for a hit of trivia goodness!

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$afety Deposit Box

Adelaide, SA

Until 30 Apr 2027

'$afety Deposit Box' by Good New$ Bank (Cassie Thring and Nicholas Hanisch), is a playful, layered installation created for the Bentham Street Gallery. Riffing on the Bentham Street Gallery as literal safety deposit boxes, Good New$ Bank uses familiar signifiers of wealth—fat stacks of cash, diamond rings—a dose of humour, in‑jokes and hidden symbols to ask, "What does our community value?" These artworks highlight the tension between outward displays of wealth and the poignancy of sentimental, treasured objects. Visitors are encouraged to scan the QR code by the galleries to contribute to the growing Good New$ database, a participatory archive of what people choose to value and why. Nicholas Hanisch and Cassie Thring's collaborative practice, Good New$ Bank, is a hopeful resistance to cynicism: bored with widespread nihilism, they imagine communities where good news is valued above all. Their work explores how society measures success and wealth and proposes an alternative through art. Presented by the City of Adelaide in collaboration with Good New$ Bank, Exhibition Studios and Karl Meyer.

Australian Institute of Business and Technical Education (AIBTE)66/100

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100 years of historic East Block building

Parkes, ACT

Until 5 Dec 2026

Have you ever walked past East Block and wondered about its history? Discover a century of Canberra's government life on this guided tour. Step back in time for a guided tour of historic East Block, a heritage-listed 1920s building that is now home to National Archives of Australia. Learn about its century of history, from Canberra's first General Post Office to the Prime Minister's Department, ASIO headquarters, and other key government offices. Explore inside the building and surrounding grounds, uncover its architecture, and hear fascinating stories of the people and events that brought this building to life over the past century. Don't forget to bring along: a hat to shield you from the sun comfortable shoes for walking an umbrella, in case it rains. If you're an NAA Member, remember to enter your member promotional code during registration to enjoy this program for free! Not an NAA Member? Join or renew today to enjoy free access to this event and other member benefits. This event is part of the ACT Heritage Festival.

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'Through Line' Exhibition Drawn from Goulburn Regional Art Gallery's Collection

Goulburn, NSW

Until 12 Sept 2026

'Through Line' brings together key works acquired by Goulburn Regional Art Gallery over the past ten years. This decade has seen purposeful and ambitious collecting that has significantly shaped the permanent collection. Spanning painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, audio-visual and installation, these acquisitions reflect a genuine breadth of artistic practice. In Through Line several major works are presented for the first time, including large-scale installations of commanding presence and pieces which show artists at the height of their careers. The exhibition resonates with the community and locale while speaking to concerns pertinent to all: the environment, identity, and connection to history and Country. The Gallery over this period has actively engaged with artists who are energetic, bold and innovative. These are key contemporary practitioners working at the forefront of their disciplines: honing techniques, embracing new technologies and unconventional materials, and developing interactive and immersive artworks that reflect and respond to the world around them. Artists celebrated and widely exhibited nationally and internationally sit alongside strong emerging voices, all united by ambition and the Gallery's deep commitment to supporting living artists.

Goulburn Mulwaree Library72/100

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"Tapestry of colour' by Jill Bond SALA exhibition for 2026

Waikerie, SA

Until 30 Sept 2026

The paintings of Jill Bond are typically vibrant using the full range of colors available in which ever medium she uses; her definitive style has struck a chord with art enthusiasts around Australia. Jill has had joint and Solo exhibitions in South Australia and Victoria. Born in Loxton, Jill grew to love the evocative landscape of the mighty Murray and its gnarled gums, the red soil and saltbush, of the Mallee and its deep blue skies. After studying ceramics at the Adelaide School of Art, the call of the outback took her to the station country of Northern New South Wales, Western NSW and Queensland as a Jillaroo and Governess. Eventually returning to Adelaide Jill worked on capturing the outback's intense colors exploring this in pastel and Acrylics. Since her recent retirement as a Dementia Specialist Advisor, Jill continues to explore different mediums and techniques, and is enjoying doing painting full time. This exhibition is part of the South Australian Living Artists exhibition at the Rainmoth Gallery and will run from the 2nd of August to the 30th of September.

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'They Didn't Fit' Exhibition

Corowa, NSW

Until 6 Dec 2026

Explore the variety of artwork that Master Lino Block carver, Christine Upton, has produced over the last 10 years. There are 26 original and beautifully framed relief block works are in this exhibition because they would not fit in her large Solo exhibition, of 90 artworks, at Canberra's Belconnen Arts Centre. Touch the carved blocks on display to gain a better understanding of the intricacy of the carving involved when printing a number of colours from the same block to produce a single print in a limited edition. Chat to Christine about the stories behind the works and the techniques she uses.

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$8 Collection Selection

Acton, ACT

Until 22 Nov 2026

Unlock the NFSA vault and discover popular gems from early Australian cinema on the big screen for just $8 with their Collection Selection series. Continue the experience with a post-screening discussion exploring the story behind the film with Friends of the NFSA President Ray Edmondson and renowned film historian and distributor Andrew Pike OAM. Presented in partnership with Friends of the NFSA.

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'5' - A group exhibition of the Jennings Kerr artists

Robertson, NSW

Until 20 Sept 2026

It is with great pleasure they present a group show of all of their represented artists, to celebrate five years of Jennings Kerr. They are very appreciative of the artists they have been fortunate to work with over the last five years, including many guest artists who are not showing as part of this exhibition and who they hope to work with in the future. They are very aware of the fact that the artists make it possible and that without their unique perspectives the gallery would not exist. They value their ideas and see the gallery as a platform for them to express their views on the world, on how to relate to the elements of the everyday as well as the extraordinary.

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‘Near and Far – Between Invitation and Distance’ by Corinne Loxton

Leura, NSW

Until 20 Sept 2026

Near and Far is a solo exhibition of new landscape paintings by Blue Mountains artist Corinne Loxton, presented at the National Trust's Everglades Gallery in Leura. Inspired by the reflections, light and changing atmosphere of the Australian landscape, the exhibition explores the shifting relationship between observation, memory and place. Visitors are also invited to attend the artist talk, The Meaning of Marks, where Corinne will discuss her painting process and the expressive language of paint.

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"Meet the Maker" Happy Echidna Art

Clare, SA

Until 30 Sept 2026

This month Cafe 1871 is showcasing local artist Rebecca O'Leary of Happy Echidna Art. Rebecca's inspiration and ethos: "Working with nature has been a lifelong dedication. My practice is inspired by a desire to connect people with the living world, through the details of an animal's fur, the shape of a tree, or moments of connection between species. I have long worked in acrylics for their practicality in remote settings, but have recently returned to printmaking. I'm drawn to its organic, layered process and the physical act of carving and printing. Through my work, I aim to share the beauty of nature and encourage others to care for and protect it. I established Happy Echidna Art to develop my practice, showcase printmaking, and share this creative process with others." Carving and painting inside the Cafe looking to interact with the community and talk about her work Sunday Septmber 6th from 7am. Walk-ins welcome. Grab a coffee and chat with a very charismatic local creative.

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'Tasmanian Light' an exhibition by Sally James

Lenah Valley, TAS

Until 27 Sept 2026

Tasmanian Art Society exhibitions are open Saturdays and Sundays and are held in the historic Lady Franklin Gallery which was built in convict times. This month's exhibition is by award-winning artist Sally James. She specialises in reduction linocut printmaking in oil, building up layers of transparent colour to create the effect of warm, glowing light. She combines different techniques to create free-flowing soft edges and textures, manipulating the oil inks with hand, cloth and brush. Sally's art often depicts the wild landscapes of Tasmania, but she also frequently draws inspiration from areas within and alongside the suburban areas of everyday life, always striving to portray the feel of the place that inspired her.

The Art Society of Tasmania

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'Keeping Stories – every place holds a story' Braidwood Museum

Braidwood, NSW

13 Sept 2026

Celebrate History Week at the Braidwood Museum with Keeping Stories – every place holds a story, a special event presented by the Braidwood & District Historical Society. Bringing together Braidwood and the surrounding villages of Araluen, Majors Creek, Mongarlowe, Nerriga and Reidsdale, this event explores the people, places and moments that shaped the region. From the gold rush era of the 1850s, when thousands travelled through the district seeking fortune, to the families and communities who stayed and built its character, these stories reveal a rich and layered past. Braidwood, the only town in New South Wales heritage listed in its entirety, provides the perfect setting for this celebration of local history. Join history researchers and storytellers and tickets include homemade scones with Saucy Ladies jam and cream, plus tea and coffee. Come to listen, learn and share stories of your own.

Braidwood Museum55/100

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'The Great Grenache Off' with S.C Pannell and Alkina Wines

Adelaide, SA

16 Sept 2026

Join a very special evening celebrating World Grenache Day with Amelia Nolan of Alkina Wines and Stephen Pannell of S.C. Pannell. From Greenock in the Barossa Valley, Alkina has quickly become one of the region's most exciting producers, working with organically farmed vineyards and old Grenache vines to make detailed, site driven wines that put a strong focus on geology and place. Across in McLaren Vale, S.C. Pannell has become one of the defining names of modern Australian Grenache. Established by Stephen and Fiona Pannell in 2004, the estate has helped champion a fresher, more expressive interpretation of McLaren Vale, with Grenache sitting at the heart of the range. Throughout the evening we'll taste a stellar line up from both producers, exploring how Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale Grenache differ in site, structure and personality. Exceptional wines, great food and two brilliant producers in the room. A World Grenache Day celebration not to be missed.

Mother Vine72/100

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(Re)Create Sculpture Exhibition

Monaltrie, NSW

20 Sept 2026 – 18 Oct 2026

Discover Art in the Heart of the Lismore Rainforest Botanic Gardens, where the beauty of nature meets the creativity of local artists in a unique recycled art sculpture exhibition. Wander along the garden paths and discover an inspiring collection of sculptures created from recycled, found and natural materials. Each artwork has its own story, nestled amongst the lush rainforest setting and adding a sense of surprise and discovery around every corner. Take your time exploring the gardens, breathe in the beauty of the rainforest and enjoy the many peaceful and picturesque spots along the way. There are so many beautiful locations to enjoy morning tea or lunch, so pack a picnic and enjoy the setting. Whether you're looking for a relaxing day surrounded by nature, a little creative inspiration, or something different to explore, the exhibition offers a wonderful reason to visit the Lismore Rainforest Botanic Gardens. Come for the art, stay for the gardens, and enjoy a beautiful day in nature.

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‘Looking at Architecture’ Blue Mountains Country Weekend

Glenbrook, NSW

25 Sept 2026 – 27 Sept 2026

Step inside a selection of historically significant Blue Mountains properties, wander through sensational spring gardens and join us for an array of special dining events. This self-drive weekend will provide members and friends with the opportunity to discover the villages that developed along the road to the west and view many architecturally significant homes and gardens. Highlights include viewing of homes of architectural significance that range from a 1919 weatherboard cottage to the home and studio of noted contemporary artists. Private properties open to view include a modern house of corrugated iron and glass that showcases the natural beauty of the Blue Mountains as you gaze through floor to ceiling windows. For horticulture lovers, the six-acre garden of a federation stone bungalow is a must see along with a visit to a California-style Mediterranean garden featuring landscape succulents that are both sculptural and drought tolerant The program also includes a number of special add-on hospitality experiences, including a hosted afternoon tea at the Norman Lindsay Gallery on Friday, drinks and canapés in the courtyard at Woodford Academy plus a visit to the ceramic studio of Caitlyn Hepworth on Saturday afternoon, and a relaxed Sunday lunch provided by Springwood Rotary.

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“From Farm to Fashion” Wool Designer Awards and Exhibition Launch

Clare, SA

25 Sept 2026

"From Farm to Fashion" Wool Designer Awards Exhibition will feature the work of 16 final-year Flinders University and TAFE SA Bachelor of Creative Arts Fashion and Bachelor of Creative Arts Costume students, along with 5 garments by Changshu Vocational School Fashion and Design students.

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'The Pirate Puzzler'-School Holiday Fun

Whyalla Barson, SA

26 Sept 2026 – 11 Oct 2026

Ahoy, young adventurers! Set sail on the Pirate Puzzler activity at the Whyalla Visitor and Information Centre, available daily throughout the school holidays, including weekends. Children participate free with a paying adult or family group, so gather your crew and embark on a treasure hunt through the gardens and Maritime Museum. Crack secret codes, solve puzzles, follow hidden clues and search for treasure as you complete your pirate adventure. Successful pirates will receive a special take-home activity to continue the fun at home. Complete your maritime adventure with a guided tour aboard the historic HMAS Whyalla, departing daily. Adventure awaits—are you ready to become a Pirate Puzzler?

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“From Farm to Fashion” Wool Designer Exhibition

Clare, SA

26 Sept 2026 – 27 Sept 2026

This exhibition will feature the work of 16 final-year Flinders University and TAFE SA Bachelor of Creative Arts Fashion and Bachelor of Creative Arts Costume students, along with 5 garments by Changshu Vocational School Fashion and Design students. It is being held in collaboration with an Underglaze Five-Colour Porcelain Art Exhibition featuring collaborative pieces by Australian and award-winning Chinese artists from Foshan City. This is a free event, and afternoon tea will be supplied by the SACWA Warnes Group.

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#009 Gamay Launch: Swinging Bridge X Summer St Wine Room

Orange, NSW

15 Oct 2026

Enjoy an evening of great wine, delicious food and good company at the Summer St Wine Room this Orange Wine Festival. This relaxed, stand-up event will feature the first pour of the new Swinging Bridge #009 Gamay, alongside a selection of seasonal canapés thoughtfully crafted by Executive Chef at the Summer Street Wine Room, Matt Eustis, to complement the wine's bright, vibrant character. Whether you already know and love this Gamay, or are discovering it for the first time, this is a rare opportunity to be among the first to experience the new release.

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'A Few of Michael's Favourite Things' - An Exclusive Wine Dinner

Adelaide, SA

21 Oct 2026

We're taking an exclusive deep dive in the boss man's cellar. Join Michael for an incredible seven-course dinner, paired with a seriously impressive line-up of favourites from his collection. This special evening will be hosted by Nick Ryan, senior wine writer for The Australian and a columnist for The World of Fine Wine, Halliday Magazine and Robb Report contributer and an in-demand presenter at wine events around the world. We'll kick things off with Pol Roger Cuvée Sir Winston Churchill, before diving into a special vertical of Jacques Carillon's Grand Cru Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet, exploring how this legendary Burgundy vineyard changes from vintage to vintage. From there, we head to Piedmont with an amazing collection of Bruno Giacosa Riservas, including the individually numbered 2001 and 2004 Barolo Riservas, the iconic Asili Red Label Barbarescos, and the Falletto Vigna Le Rocche Riservas — widely regarded as the pinnacle of Giacosa's Barolo. To finish, few wines in the world provide a more fitting finale than 1998 Egon Müller Scharzhofberger Riesling Eiswein - a legendary Mosel dessert wine of breathtaking purity, longevity and rarity - from Michael's longtime collaborator and friend. Every course has been created with the wines in mind, making this a pretty unforgettable night for wine lovers, collectors and anyone who enjoys drinking something a little extraordinary.

Mother Vine72/100

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#1 Dads

Mount Glorious, QLD

25 Oct 2026

#1 Dads is the solo project of Tom Iansek, a valuable, proudly independent fixture of the Australian music scene for over two decades as one half of the multi-award-winning Big Scary and No Mono, and an in-demand producer (Maple Glider, Kate Miller-Heidke, The Paper Kites, Ruby Gill, Lisa Mitchell, and more). Animated by intimate, understated arrangements and lyrical honesty, #1 Dads is a perfect introduction to Iansek's sonic authenticity and rich, rewarding music. His gentle melodies and less-is-more production make for homely yet sophisticated pop songs that have seen the Australian-born, London-based artist become an unassuming cult favourite, beloved with fans and critics alike. Debuting as #1 Dads with 2011's Man of Leisure, Iansek further showcased his sincere, quietly innovative songcraft with 2014's ARIA-nominated About Face and 2020's Golden Repair. Born of a period of dramatic upheaval, Every Little Fire is the Melbourne-bred, London-based artist's most deeply personal record. The record arrives six years after 2020's Golden Repair and follows a period of profound personal upheaval - a transatlantic relocation, a growing family, the particular vertigo of dismantling one life and building another from scratch. "It was not an easy thing to do," Iansek says. "It has been an insane, wonderful, chaotic, intense and joyful period of my life." Every Little Fire, in both title and execution, takes that turbulence seriously.

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'Nature' documentary screening Canberra - Citizen COP

Parkes, ACT

11 Nov 2026

Join People For Nature and the Alliance Française de Canberra for a special community screening of 'Nature – The Call for Reconciliation', a powerful cinematic experience connecting global environmental challenges to local action. Presented as part of Citizen COP Australia 2026 and held at the National Library of Australia. Directed by internationally acclaimed filmmaker Yann Arthus-Bertrand, 'Nature – Pour une réconciliation'  ('Nature – The Call for Reconciliation') is a visually breathtaking and deeply moving documentary exploring humanity's relationship with the natural world. Through stunning aerial imagery and poetic storytelling, the film invites us to reflect on our place within Earth's living systems and the urgent need to restore balance between people and planet. At a time when climate and biodiversity crises are accelerating, Nature offers both a powerful wake-up call and a message of hope. Reconciliation is still possible. Presented in French with English subtitles, this is a rare opportunity to experience this extraordinary film on the big screen. Nature was produced by Hope Production and is distributed in Australia thanks to the help of Serge Thoman, Conseiller des Français de l'étranger for Australia, Fiji and Papua New Guinea. The film runs for approximately 1 hour 45 minutes.

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#1 Dads at Old Stone Hall Beechworth

Beechworth, VIC

14 Nov 2026

Jet Black Cat Music and Old Stone Hall present Australian songwriter and producer #1 Dads live in Beechworth, celebrating the release of his deeply personal fourth album. The solo project of Tom Iansek, Every Little Fire (Album release October 16) finds #1 Dads embracing the beauty in imperfection. Written during a period of profound personal change, the album reflects on relocation, family, and rebuilding a life from the ground up. Self-produced in small rooms and a bedroom studio, its intimate arrangements, gentle melodies and unvarnished performances create a collection of songs that feel both deeply human and quietly profound. Few artists make music as quietly affecting as Tom Iansek. A treasured fixture of the Australian independent music community, Iansek is best known for multi-award-winning projects Big Scary and No Mono, and as producer for Maple Glider, Kate Miller-Heidke, The Paper Kites, Ruby Gill and Lisa Mitchell. Now, #1 Dads enters a new chapter, delivering his most personal work to date. This special performance at Old Stone Hall offers a rare opportunity to experience these new songs as they were made—up close, unhurried and in a room built for listening. Come early and enjoy a pre-show local beverage. They are an inclusive, accessible and licensed venue. Under-18s must be accompanied by an adult.

Beechworth Anglican Christ Church77/100

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100 Women 100 Stories

Bondi Beach, NSW

29 Nov 2026

100 voices unite in a powerful musical celebration by The House That Dan Built. Voices of resilience, laughter and strength come together in 100 Women 100 Stories. Born in lockdown and brought to life by six award-winning female composers, this moving choral work transforms the real words of women across Australia into a powerful musical celebration. From its Sydney Town Hall premiere to audiences nationwide, it has inspired tears and joy. Lend your voice or watch from the audience as you experience this extraordinary performance where stories become song. It's more than just singing – it's about connection, collaboration, and celebrating the stories that shape us. An immersive sound and photographic exhibition in the Yalagang Room will celebrate this unique weekend of stories and song.

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