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What's happening near you

What's on in Yarra Ranges

Beneath Roads

16 April 2026

From Mad Max to The Man from Snowy River, road movies define Australian cinema. But beneath these roads are Indigenous walking paths and trading routes. Beneath Roads is a three channel new media work that reinserts First Peoples knowledge legacies and representation by recontextualising our understanding of history, culture and Country.

Pause in Transition: The Elderhood Project

16 April 2026

Pause in Transition: The Elderhood Project brings together artworks shaped by change, reflection and becoming. This is not an exhibition about endings, but about what opens when roles loosen and attention turns elsewhere. A time when care responsibilities change, work falls away, bodies shift, and experience begins to reorganise itself as knowing.

King Arthur

17 April 2026

From his birth to his death, this action packed (almost) historically accurate retelling of the classic tale of King Arthur (and the Knights of the Round table) is not to be missed.
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