Artist Hillary Warren invites Canberrans to see the beauty in the simple in her new exhibition, Shadow Play, at Humble House gallery from 2 September to 1 October.
The third performance of the Australian Wind Symphony’s 2023 season offers an electrifying, colourful and passionate concert of contemporary classical music.
This week, Jeff Popple reviews two new accounts of Australian soldiers at war. More of Jeff’s reviews can be found on his blog: murdermayhemandlongdogs.com
Where The Flaming Hell Are We? By Craig Collie
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The National Archives of Australia is like an enormous scrapbook that captures moments from Australia’s history, culture and inner workings - and readers have ready access to millions of items in the Archives' extensive collection.
Western Australian expressionist artist Karen Chappelow showcases her new works in 'Heroes, Heroines and Bastards' at Humble House Gallery from 26 August to 24 September.
Eyelashes, or lashes for short, play an important role in protecting the eye from debris, dust, and other external stimuli, and are often considered a sign of beauty in many cultures.
Measuring...
Rocks are great story-tellers you just have to know how to read them. Geoscience Australia has created a real page-turner with a new educational exhibition – Rocks that Shape Australia.
Every rock has...
This World Organ Donation Day, 13 August, a team of Canberra creatives is hoping to catch the attention of young people and inspire them potentially help save lives.
With a cool one predicted for the Canberra region this weekend, 11-13 August CW has compiled a list of the best events to keep you warm and entertained.
Code Camp returns these school holidays with some epic new programs and to celebrate, we are giving your child the chance to win 1 x Code Camp experience of their choosing for the upcoming Spring Holidays.
Actor and director Ali Clinch has been commissioned by Lightbulb Improv to direct its latest theatre production, The Family Business, showing at the Canberra Theatre Centre from 31 August to 2 September.
Canberra theatre creative Dianna Nixon, managing director of Music Theatre Projects Ltd, has embarked on a thrilling new adventure – to make her first full-length feature film.
