Cats and Dogs All At Sea
Cats and dogs have been cherished onboard ships for as long as people have made sea voyages. In a life from which children and families are usually missing, and are often very much missed, pets provide a focus for emotions and affection. Sydney photographer Sam Hood went onboard countless ships between 1900 and the 1950s. […]
Seven Drunken Nights
Performed by a phenomenal cast of Irish musicians, the show is packed full of classics like Whiskey in the Jar, The Irish Rover and Rocky Road to Dublin – guaranteed to get your toes tapping as they bring the joy of this much-loved Irish folk band back to the stage. This ultimate feel-good production celebrates […]
Fifty Years of NAIDOC Posters
This year NAIDOC will be celebrating its 50-year anniversary. With its matching theme of 50 Years Deadly, it is sure to be a fantastic celebration. This exhibition will look back on that 50 years, giving space for the Albury community to reflect on how NAIDOC has changed since it began in the 1970s, and providing […]
UnderStory by Kathy Holowko
Created by artist Kathy Holowko, UnderStory playfully reveals the details in the ecosystem of the forest floor, where unique plants, animals and fungi connect in a dynamic web of energy, life and transformation. Known for her exploration of the relationship between people, nature, and urban spaces, Holowko’s work helps people to consider the world as […]
Enjoy this Trip: the Art of Music Posters
Drawn from the National Gallery’s expansive collection of Australian and international music posters spanning the 1960s to 1980s, Enjoy this Trip: the Art of Music Posters captures the spirit of the times as an era of experimentation. Journey back to the Summer of Love and be transported to a time when the music was funky, […]
How to Draw a Dinosaur
How to Draw a Dinosaur is a vibrant, family-friendly exhibition that blends science, art and imagination to reawaken the prehistoric world. Step into a world where art and science unite to reimagine the awe-inspiring creatures of the prehistoric past. Fossils give us clues, but much about dinosaurs, their colours, textures, and patterns remain a mystery. […]
Border Caravan and Camping Leisurefest
Featuring over 100 exhibitors, the Border Caravan and Camping Leisurefest will showcase the latest caravans, camper trailers, motorhomes, and camping accessories. It’s the ultimate destination to discover exclusive show-only deals from leading caravan brands, snap up bargains on 4WD gear, and explore the newest innovations from top accessory suppliers. Following recent event enhancements, attendees can […]
Aurora In Bloom
Aurora opens the gates to something entirely new with In Bloom. This season, the Gardens don’t just light up — they come alive. Colour drifts through the trees, light spills across the pathways, and every step brings a small moment of surprise. This is an experience made for sharing. Kids dart ahead, eyes wide. Conversations […]
Les Beautes De Chez Nous by David Ndayishimiye
Les Beautes De Chez Nous (The Beauties of our Place) is the latest body of work from African artist David Ndayishimiye. Using traditional painting materials and techniques passed down to him by Burundi elders, this exhibition is an expression of the vibrant traditions, stories and heritage of the artist’s homeland. David Ndayishimiye is an African […]
21 Hearts – Vivian Bullwinkel and the Nurses of the Vyner Brooke
Vivian Bullwinkel was one of 65 Australian nurses who boarded the Vyner Brooke in an attempt to flee the Japanese invasion of Singapore in February 1942. Bombed by Japanese fighter planes and after spending days at sea, she and some other survivors found their way to Radji Beach on Banka Island where they surrendered. In […]