The last coconut drifted with Morgan Hogg
11 April to 21 JuneCook Island Australian artist, Morgan Hogg’s The last coconut drifted exhibition, takes its title from Manihikian poet Kauraka Kauraka.
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2024 Blacktown Shorts Film Festival Encore Screening
13 FebruaryAfter a sold out premiere at Sydney Opera House, the fbi.radio SMAC award winning program is returning to Blacktown for an encore screening!
Summer Music at Riverstone Food Market with Western Sydney Mixtape
15 February, 5 pm to 9 pmThis Summer, live music is headed to Riverstone Food Market courtesy of Blacktown Arts!
Printmaking with Monica Rani Rudhar
22 March, 2.00 pm to 3.30 pmThis event has ended. Join 2025 Blacktown City Art Prize winner, Monica Rani Rudhar in this hands-on workshop.
Great Southern Nights: YELLOWLINE and Friends
Friday 28 March, 5 pm to 9 pm*This event has ended. Great Southern Nights, Powerhouse, and Blacktown Arts present: Yellowline and Friends.
School Holidays at the Makers Space with Ebony Wightman
16 and 24 AprilJoin us this School holidays at Level 5, a Makers Space project by Ebony Wightman.
Family Day inspired by The last coconut drifted with Morgan Hogg
Saturday 24 May, 10 am to noonGather the family and spend a morning at The Leo Kelly Blacktown Arts Centre making, learning and sharing at our Family Day inspired by The last coconut drifted
2025 Blacktown Shorts Film Festival
Applications open 9 June to 30 June - Applications have now closed.Applications have closed. Blacktown Short Film Festival is back for 2025! The fbi.radio award winning program is seeking short film proposals from western Sydney filmmakers.
Reading Oceania (Artist Edition)
Saturday 14 June, 2 pm to 4 pmEvent has ended. Please join us at The Leo Kelly Blacktown Arts Centre for the final public program that celebrates Morgan Hogg’s exhibition, The last coconut drifted.
Weaving with Tarni Eastwood and Melinda Eastwood-Hunter
Thursday 19 June, 11 am to 1 pmEvent has ended. Ngiyampaa and Guringai mother daughter duo, Tarni Eastwood and Melinda Eastwood-Hunter return to Blacktown Arts for a one-off weaving workshop.
Mothers’ Memories, Others’ Memories
From 24 JuneMothers’ Memories, Others’ Memories is a community developed project by celebrated Australian artist Vivienne Binns OAM from 1979 to 1981 in Blacktown City.
A Real Experience
1 July to 13 SeptemberJoin us in celebrating senior-career female identifying artists whose work has been shaped by their connection to Blacktown.
