CANBERRA School of Bollywood Dancing is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a dance and drama spectacular, “The Tale of 10 Clues”. With more than 100 dancers from three years old to 60+ taking part, it will feature popular Bollywood hits. At Erindale Theatre, Saturday, October 29. Bookings to trybooking.com

THE annual $7500 Clearwater Sculpture Prize on the banks of the Queanbeyan River is coming up (October 28 -30), along with the annual Queanbeyan River Festival on October 29 and the popular Queanbeyan Palerang Art Trail, October 30.

THE 16th annual Russian Resurrection Film Festival will be at Capitol Cinemas Manuka, October 27-November 16, with everything from contemporary comedies to psychological thrillers. Bookings to eventcinemas.com.au

THE Pipes & Drums of The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, stars of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, will perform at the Canberra Theatre  with 25 musicians, dancers and singers performing in full ceremonial uniform on Tuesday, November 1. Bookings to canberratheatrecentre.com.au or 6275 2700.

THE dynamic Nicholas Milton intends to finish this year off with a bang as he conducts the Canberra Symphony Orchestra and virtuoso pianist Kristian Chong for the Llewellyn Series “Tchaikovsky” concerts on November 3-4, featuring works by Nigel Westlake, Rachmaninov and, of course, Tchaikovsky.

IN “Death and Glory” SCUNA, the ANU Choral Society led by Leonard Weiss, will be performing Richard Maunder’s completion of Mozart’s “Requiem”. This relatively recent completion utilises all-Mozart material in terms of orchestration and recently-discovered sketches of an “Amen” fugue. At Wesley Uniting Church, Forrest, 7.30pm, November 5. Bookings to trybooking.com or at the door.

CANBERRA theatre-maker Zsuzsi Soboslay has created “Anthems and Angels: The Compassion Plays”, which in part relate to the refugee condition. She’s been working with members of the local Sudanese refugee community to develop a “joyful and thought-provoking” production. At Ralph Wilson Theatre, Gorman Arts Centre, November 2-4. Bookings to agac.com.au or at the door.

CANBERRA Wind Symphony will perform “Legally High” at the High Court, 1.30pm on Sunday, October 30. Registration to hcourt.gov.au

CORO chamber music ensemble is working with Dutch tenor Koen van Stadeon on a concert marking 400 years since Dirk Hartog’s 1616 landing in WA. “Dirk Hartog’s Playlist”, at St Paul’s Anglican Church, Manuka, 3pm, on Sunday, October 30. Bookings to corocanberra.com

THE Wesley Music Scholars’ spring concert will be performed at Wesley Uniting Church, 4pm, on Sunday, October 30. The scholars performing are Mia Huang and Emily Leong on piano, vocalists Jade McFaul, Georgia Elith and Louise Keast, and Jonathan Lee on organ. Seats at the door.

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