
Mohabbat, a Lullaby for a Rising
From 16 SeptemberReimagine your relationship with screen and discover the playful and provocative films of Shortwave.
Join the 4ESydney family for the 4Elements HipHop Festival as it returns to Blacktown for 2024! Then explore Beyond the Elements a new exhibition taking over The Leo Kelly Blacktown Arts Centre.
Our Spring School Holidays will bring you out of this world workshops inspired by HOSSEI’s Makers Space. Alongside a fun filled acting lesson from experts at the National Institute of Dramatic Arts (NIDA)
Learn about the historical Battle of Richmond Hill through The Naming of Things, an installation featuring Dharug artist and educator Chris Tobin and filmmaker Darrin Baker.
Soak up the sun at Lalor Park with The Village by the Kids: Self-guided Audio Adventure by Claudia Chidiac and Lalor Park Public School.
Then, jump online to experience Mohabbat, a Lullaby for a Rising a short film by artists Narjis Mirza and Maissa Alameddine.
Check out what’s on offer!

Reimagine your relationship with screen and discover the playful and provocative films of Shortwave.

Discover the vibrant and colourful world of HOSSEI in his brand new outer space-themed Makers Space!

A temporary public art display featuring photographic portraits from the Blacktown City’s Art Collection.

Celebrate western Sydney’s HipHop scene through the lens of one of its most important organisations, 4ESydney!

4ESydney HipHop Festival is back in Blacktown for 2024 with a stacked line-up of artists!

Join Aotearoa born and Tasmania based Māori artist and weaver Keren Ruki for a half-day weaving workshop.

Explore the cosmic universe these Spring School Holidays!

How well do you know the history of the land you live on? Discover a brand-new audio-visual installation by Dharug artist and educator Chris Tobin and filmmaker Darrin Baker.

These school holidays we invite NIDA to run two Introduction to Acting workshops for grade 9 to 12 and adults at the Alpha Park Community Centre.

A collection of playful and subversive works by artists Louise Zhang and Jess Bradford exploring Chinese concepts of the afterlife.