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Artist Talks

The Johnston Collection

Double Lecture & Afternoon Tea | Cartier Jewels with Adrian Dickens

A double lecture and afternoon tea exploring the Cartier jewels worn by royalty and the wealthy.

Artist Talks

The Johnston Collection

Baroque Architecture and Ornament: Spectacle, Emotion and Playfulness with Dr Christopher Gribbin

A talk on Baroque architecture and ornament.

Artist Talks

The Johnston Collection

The Politics of Petticoats: Ballet in Britain after the French Revolution with Dr Caitlyn Lehmann

Join Dr Caitlin Lehmann for a lecture exploring the politics of ballet.

Artist Talks

The Johnston Collection

Lecture & Afternoon Tea | Merry Christmas from Merrie England: the literary traditions of English Christmas With Emeritus Professor Chris Browne

Enjoy afternoon tea and a talk about favourite Christmas literature.

Artist Talks

The Johnston Collection

Dressed for Success in The Time of Jane Austen with Lise Rodgers

A talk exploring what it was like to dress for a ball in Regency England.

Australian choreographer and former sheep farmer, Lewis Major enjoys a moment of calm in Scotland's Pentland Hills. Photo: Jane Hobson.
Interviews

From sheepshearing to the world stage: Lewis Major’s unlikely dance journey

Leading Australian choreographer Lewis Major is on a mission to make contemporary dance less intimidating.

Performances & Gigs

Zilla & Brook

Aaron Searle Album Launch

Celebrate the launch of Aaron Searle's landmark fifth album, Tales of Midtown—his first recording for big band and an ambitious…

Wellness

Bundoora Homestead Art Centre

Qigong and Walking Meditation

Welcome the warmer mornings with a free, gentle exercise session from Get Active in Darebin.

Vale, Rachel Burke. Photo: Heidrun Lohr / Belvoir.
Industry News

Vale Rachel Burke, visionary lighting designer who illuminated Australian theatre

Rachel Burke's life and work will be celebrated at a memorial gathering in Melbourne on 15 September.

Audience gathers at Melbourne Fringe Opening Night Gala. Photo: Casimaria.
Interviews

Melbourne Fringe is fighting to fill the gaps in a shrinking sector

As festivals fold and tensions rise, Melbourne Fringe weighs what artists need in 2026 and the role it must play…

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