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LIVE MUSIC MONTH

10 May 2021 West Darling Arts is excited to announce “Live Music Month” which will see 14 local bands and solo musicians perform in 14 venues in Broken Hill and Silverton.

The music acts include the Figs, Smoke and Mirrors, My Dearest Dear, The waterbed Band, Fire Bucket, Aimee Volkofsky and more.

Various venues, various, Broken Hill 2880

Tagged as: , Music & arts

Dale Collier : This is not a mineral mall

10 May 2021 This is not a mineral mall exists as a site-responsive investigation, making use of the artists body to reflect upon the internal and external polarities of place.

Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery, 404-408 Argent Street, 2880

Tagged as: , Community events & fundraisers, Exhibitions & festivals, Music & arts

Jonathan McBurnie : The Garden

10 May 2021 The Garden draws parallels between the constructed worlds of pro wrestling and the presentation of constructed versions of the self.

Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery, 404-408 Argent Street, 2880

Tagged as: , Community events & fundraisers, Exhibitions & festivals, Music & arts

Panga & Ian Marr : karu wanka'ntu

10 May 2021 Panga & Ian Marr brings together the work of two artists connected through the historic Momba Station.

Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery, 404-408 Argent Street, 2880

Tagged as: , Community events & fundraisers, Exhibitions & festivals, Music & arts

Ryan O'Callaghan : Where To Begin

10 May 2021 Where To Begin further explores Ryan O’Callaghan’s interest in principles of the sequential arts – storyboarding, animation and comic books.

Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery, 404-408 Argent Street, 2880

Tagged as: , Community events & fundraisers, Exhibitions & festivals, Music & arts

Wirtu'wirtulinya : Three Sisters

10 May 2021 Wirtu'wirtulinya - Three Sisters brings together the work of Jade Cicak, Taya Biggs and Elisha Mangal whose work collectively explores what it means to be a proud Barkandji woman today.

Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery, 404-408 Argent Street, 2880

Tagged as: , Community events & fundraisers, Exhibitions & festivals, Music & arts

Archives In Your Town Webinar

19 May 2021 NSW State Archives is bringing (virtually) archives about the people and buildings of your town to you. Join us to see the archives and to remember some of the buildings and the people that make up your town.

Tagged as: , Talks & workshops

Fruzsi Kenez: Teapot + Sake Set Workshop

22 May 2021 The Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery is excited to welcome back Adelaide-based ceramicist and illustrator Fruzsi Kenez for another incredible workshop.

Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery Workshop, 404-408 Argent Street, Broken Hill 2880

Tagged as: , Exhibitions & festivals, Music & arts, Talks & workshops, Youth events

2021 Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow

22 May 2021 Australia’s favourite comedy convoy can't wait to tour Australia once again!

Broken Hill Civic Centre, 31 Chloride Street, Broken Hill 2880

Tagged as: , Music & arts

Files Family/Hazel Dell Centenary Reunion

28 May 2021 Family reunion celebration

Broken Hill, Various, Broken Hill 2880

Tagged as: , Kids & family

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