CANBERRA Symphony Orchestra’s 2022 season will begin with a grand flourish of Wagner and end with a summer prom on the lawns of Government House.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
DESIGN Canberra has today (October 20) announced the full program for its “Nurture” program (November 5-28), instead of its annual festival, which has been postponed to 2022.
SALLY Greenaway is holding another free live stream digital concert performing the premiere of her whimsical composition, “The Little Red Fox Friday” at 8pm on Friday.
SINCE being given a video camera as a boy, Canberra filmmaker James Hunter has been obsessed with cinema.
NOMINEES and winners of the Canberra Youth Acting Awards have been announced in a special online ceremony.
THE new chief executive officer of the National Film and Sound Archive, Patrick McIntyre, has this week arrived in Canberra, the first Australian to hold the position in more than a decade.
ELIZABETH Rogers joined Canberra Glassworks as its new CEO after 15 years at the helm of Regional Arts NSW, but she’s no stranger to Canberra.
There's never too much arts news for arts editor HELEN MUSA. Here's her latest "Arts in the City" column.
TOMORROW, Tuesday, October 19, is World Ballet Day, so 50 dance companies from across the globe will join together to present over 24 hours of behind-the-scenes content.
THE Canberra arts scene has lost one of its most passionate advocates with the passing of William “Bill” Tully, who died in Melbourne on October 12. He was 84.
THE National Film and Sound Archive is almost overwhelmed by the news that Kylie (Minogue, who else?) is moving back to Australia.
FORMER “CityNews” music writer, Judith Nangala Crispin, is the 24th annual recipient of the $10,000 Windmill Trust Scholarship for regional NSW artists.
