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Join the Heathens Choir for their vibrant new concert filled with songs you’ll know, songs you’ll love, and music that speaks to the many seasons of life. From tender love ballads to stirring rock anthems and poignant folk songs, the program mixes musical traditions from South Africa, the British Isles, Australia and the US. With more than 50 soaring voices, the unmistakable spirit of The Heathens Choir will provide an unforgettable night of joy, heart and harmony. Come for the music. Come for the community atmosphere. Come and share a wonderful Blue Mountains night with one of our most-loved community choirs.

9 Week Painting Course - Term 2. Course focus: Foundational painting skills, confidence with materials, colour understanding, and personal expression. Suitable for: Beginners to intermediate painters (no prior experience required)

The Heathens Choir has invited Sydney's Harmoni Chamber Choir to perform for us. Established in 2022, the Harmoni Chamber Choir is an auditioned ensemble dedicated to choral excellence. Specialising in rich, intricate 8-part harmony, Harmoni brings together skilled singers who are passionate about crafting beautiful, nuanced performances. From early music to contemporary works, the choir explores a wide range of styles with clarity, sensitivity, and strength. Come and experience the unadulterated joy of hearing these talented singers in concert. Tickets just $20.

Step into a joyful blend of mindful movement and global grooves in this uplifting workshop. You’ll be guided to tune into your body & move with ease.

Henry Reynolds’ ground-breaking re-examination of Australian colonisation from the north down.

Stuart Coupe writes of Abe Saffron, the first King of the Cross and fifty years of sex, murder, music and mayhem.

Mark McKenna explains the challenges and dilemmas he faced when writing his 'Shortest History of Australia'

Toasting democracy: the ‘national banquets’ by Dr Matthew Allen. Join us for a pub talk where you can enjoy a drink and learn about the historical significance of national banquets in Australian democracy. Pub talks cost $15 (includes one drink). Payment can be made at the door or booked in advance online.