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Future Feature | Teen artists from studioMAP

'Future Feature' significantly presents the teenagers in the midst of their young emergence, offering a glimpse into their diverse and…

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M16 Artspace

Bespoke Utopia | Gavin Bradstreet, Wilay Designs, Matthew Freeman, Michele Grimstom, Shaun Hayes, Matilda Hillam, Evan Humphreys, Karen Lee, Sandy Ma, Paul Mclnnes, Melissa Nickols, Jessica Spencer, Lisa Stevenson, Grace Walters

Bespoke Utopia presents Canberra artists whose practices embrace the principles of slow design

Book Launch

National Library of Australia

Book launch: Fit to Print with Mike Bowers

Photographer and media commentator Mike Bowers has dived back into the Fairfax Photo Archive to produce this deluxe second edition…

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National Library of Australia

Lunchtime concert: Voicing the feminine

Join Fleur Millar, Thompson Quan Wing, The Manning Clark Chamber Singers and pianist Sam Row, for a delightful salon-style concert…

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Apeiron Baroque Incorporated

Splatterfest2027!!!!

Early Music Workshops, Dance Workshops, Presentations and more!

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Apeiron Baroque Incorporated

Young Children's Concert: Daydreams

2026 CHILDREN'S CONCERTS Pre-concert concert catering for young children and families.

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Apeiron Baroque Incorporated

Distracted Minds

2026 Chamber Series Music by Castello, Graun, Ganspeckh, Janitsch, Corette, Graupner, Meister, Pez, and Albicastro!

ACT Arts Guide

National Library of Australia

Drawing the Line: Geoff Pryor and David Pope in conversation

The Canberra Times presents Geoff Pryor and David Pope, with Sally Pryor, as they compare experiences, debate the impact of…

Bell Shakespeare's Mackenzie returns for a 2027 national tour. Photo: Supplied.
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Mackenzie found a new generation of Shakespeare fans – now, it’s going national

In 2027, Bell Shakespeare is taking Yve Blake's Y2K twist on Macbeth on the road.

ACT Arts Guide

National Library of Australia

The Craft of Science Fiction

Ray Bradbury famously described Science Fiction as ’The art of the possible.’

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