A track which is billed as the sound of COVID-19 and can be played virtually has been composed and recorded by musicians at The Australian National University.
The Australian National University’s School of Music has established a brand-new community advisory board, with a line-up of respected and diverse members to connect with Canberrans.
Where You Are Festival – It’s time to experience Canberra’s newest events, and there’s no better place than “where you are”.
Canberra is well and truly on the move again, and it’s time...
Now that restrictions are easing and the arts community is re-emerging from isolation, here’s a little taste of what’s on offer in the Canberra region July.
Canberra musicians will perform from their footpaths, balconies and driveways for 20 minutes from 2pm on Sunday June 21 to mark international Make Music Day
On 7 June at 1pm The Phoenix Collective will release the first of their Digital Sessions: Different Trains, Reich, a film and performance presented online.
For punters and musicians you can’t beat the energy of a live gig, but Live in Ya Lounge founder Rob Cartwright has come very close with his new venture.
Couch choirs, balcony opera, quarantine playlists … in a short time, COVID-19 has prompted a chorus of musical responses to help us cope with isolation – and for good reason.
Music is one...
With a staycation the order of the day as we all 'holiday at home' this Easter, there's no reason we can't still have some fun and celebrate in style.
Here are five...
International Women’s Day (IWD) is held annually on 8 March – an opportunity to celebrate women’s achievements and contributions, locally and globally. CW has compiled a list of what’s happening about town...
A celebration of cultural diversity that
attracts hundreds of thousands to the centre of Canberra for music, dance and
food, this year’s National Multicultural Festival was on par with previous
events.
Held in Civic on
21-23 February,...
