What's On in Maitland

Get ready for HP Films: Early Years Trivia at TGI Fridays! Doors open at 6:00pm. Enjoy handcrafted food, including plant-based options, and themed cocktails. Prizes to be won! Hosted by Grape Vine Events, this fresh trivia deck promises a fun night. Reserve your free ticket now!

We are incredibly excited to be hosting Bronte-Marie Wesson for the Hunter region launch of her new book, The Ascension of Souls, at Harry Hartog Green Hills!

Join us for a paranormal adventure as we investigate the heritage listed Grossman and Brough Houses to see what spirits still linger. Let's go ghost hunting.

This hands-on collage workshop invites young artists to explore how the places places around us influence who we are.

Explore how collage can communicate ideas about identity, memory and landscape.

Spilling The Tea is an inclusive, empowering art program designed specifically for queer-identifying youth. This workshop offers a safe, supportive, and creatively stimulating space where young people can explore artistic expression, connect with peers, and build a sense of identity and community.

Get ready to unleash your creativity and design skills at this exciting workshop with artist Jen Denzin and a UON Architecture Student!

Join us for a fun, hands-on Creative Workshop during Youth Week 2026 to help decorate our centre! This is a fun, in-person event where you can dive into arts, crafts, music, food, drinks, and games while your art is drying! Ages of 12-25 welcome.

A mindfulness and clay session exploring presence through creative process. No experience needed.

Sydney band Restless Leg (RL) was born in March 2012 playing their first gig at a backyard party. Constant gigging through the rest of that year shaped a sound built on lean and direct song arrangements recalling classic antipodean indie rockers such as The Go-Betweens and The Clean. Paul Kean of The Bats reckons RL reminds him of his band’s classic Bats-era Daddy’s Highway album. Blackie from the Hard On’s has said that RL are tops! The AU Review described RL's most recent album, Dance Around My Head, as “iconic indie rock with a melancholic twist.”