What's on
A solo exhibition of new paintings by Sydney-born artist Milli Jannides.
Grounded brings together four artists united by a commitment to sustainable making and a deep respect for the materials of the natural world.
Artist Angie Cass reimagines the historical materials of cloth and plate, capturing elaborate rituals of table-setting through collage.
Experience Milli Jannides: The tip of the tongue through movement in this unique artist-led tour.
Discover personal highlights from Milli Jannides: The tip of the tongue on a special tour led by Hazelhurst's Volunteer Guides.
Explore experimental photographic processes beyond the traditional camera in this four-week course with artist Sophie Willison, working across chemistry, light and surface to build a body of work.
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.
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.
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.
Experience Milli Jannides: The tip of the tongue through movement in this unique artist-led tour.
Join us for Art Engage, a dementia-friendly art experience that brings together creativity and conversation. Reserve your spot now to connect and find joy in our supportive, engaging art sessions tailored for individuals with dementia and their carers....
In 1930s Algeria, the death of a mother and a fateful encounter on a beach shatter the indifferent world of a young Frenchman. A masterful retelling of Camus's classic.
A film about love, war, sex and politics... with chickpeas. This documentary digs into the geo-political and cultural "Hummus War" between Israel, Lebanon and Palestine.
Film Club members are invited to an exclusive Q&A with Trevor Graham, writer, director and producer of Make Hummus Not War, following the Sunday screening of the film.
