What's on
Curated by Elizabeth Day and Claire Taylor Dreams Nursed in Darkness presents an array of creative practice by people who know incarceration firsthand, alongside artworks that respond to Australian carceral contexts, past and present.
The annual Friends on Show exhibition celebrates the diverse artistic practices of Hazelhurst’s membership group, the Friends of Hazelhurst.
We are calling for proposals from solo artists and groups for exhibitions in Hazelhurst's Broadhurst Gallery.
An after-hours curatorial tour for primary and secondary teachers, with resources and ideas for bringing Dreams Nursed in Darkness into the classroom.
Authors Andrew Brooks and Astrid Lorange discuss contemporary art and policing in Australia, followed by a screening of Karrabing Film Collective’s Day in the Life.
A poetry workshop with Gamilaroi poet Luke Patterson, inspired by the Dreaming Inside anthologies featured in Dreams Nursed in Darkness.
Explore Little Art Makers: an engaging weekly art workshop for children ages 3 to 5. Creative learning through storytime, artwork engagement and hands-on activities.
Spring into creativity at Hazelhurst these holidays! There’s lots of great programs for children in grades K to 6 on offer this including clay, painting, drawing, mixed media, and more.
Create and Connect: Home School Edition (Ages 4 to 8) is a monthly art workshop for homeschooled children that nurtures creativity, confidence and curiosity through gallery exploration and hands-on making.
Artists with disability from across Sutherland Shire are invited to enter the ShireABILITY Art Award 2026, with over $2,500 in prizes and an exhibition at Hazelhurst Arts Centre.
Join Amy Wright, hard-of-hearing artist and Auslan signer, for an Auslan tour of Dreams Nursed in Darkness.
