Events

Our Markets are offered on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays each month (except January). Both will have over 70 stalls plus our famous Book Fair store with a huge variety twice a month. Our Glenbrook Rotary Markets offerings are diverse enough to ensure you have a gloriously full basket and Read more…

Cascade Markets is a vibrant local market for arts and crafts, artisans, recyclers and makers in the Blue Mountains. Our aim is to be affordable for stall holders while establishing a regular opportunity for a wide array of goods and creations to be on sale. Held the first Saturday of Read more…

PLAY! examines the facilitative role of art institutions in encouraging play, community connection and self-expression. This exhibition emboldens audiences to physically respond to the artworks, generating engagement atypical of institutional settings. The aim is to allow audiences to question and explore ideas of self and community through playful, dynamic processes. The Read more…

First Saturday of the month 1.30-4.30pm Blue Mountains Planetary Health Precinct & Parklands 33-39 Acacia St Katoomba (in lower part of the site) One of the most important ways we can contribute to restoring the health of our planet is to regenerate our bushland and swamps to provide habitat and Read more…

With over 60 Growers & Producers Blackheath Growers Market will tantalise your tastebuds with an array of wonderful local & regional foods. A wide range of fruits and vegetables, meats, breads and cheeses (cow, goat and sheep), olive oils and local wines, nuts and honey, free range eggs, spices and Read more…

PLAY! examines the facilitative role of art institutions in encouraging play, community connection and self-expression. This exhibition emboldens audiences to physically respond to the artworks, generating engagement atypical of institutional settings. The aim is to allow audiences to question and explore ideas of self and community through playful, dynamic processes. The Read more…

PLAY! examines the facilitative role of art institutions in encouraging play, community connection and self-expression. This exhibition emboldens audiences to physically respond to the artworks, generating engagement atypical of institutional settings. The aim is to allow audiences to question and explore ideas of self and community through playful, dynamic processes. The Read more…