Events

Kombucha Making Workshop with Polona and Nathanael from BullaBooch In this three-hour workshop, you’ll learn everything you need to know about creating your own continuous brew system – from nurturing your SCOBY and managing your first fermentation, through to flavouring and bottling for that perfect fizz. You’ll take home: A 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…

An open collective of zine-makers and artists in the Blue Mountains, the Mtns Zine Club have been meeting since 2022. They organise the annual Blue Mountains Zine Fair, and produce a semi-regular zine anthology ‘Up In The Air’. The monthly meet-up is supported by the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre. What 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…

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…