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Wed 19 Aug 2026 to Sun 30 Aug 2026
Just Announced

Now or Never returns this winter, taking place around Naarm/Melbourne August 19 - 30.

Wed 22 Jul 2026

Dive in to the Yalinguth archives!

Sat 11 Jul 2026

Join APY Gallery at Collingwood Yards this NAIDOC Week, for an Artist Run Ceramics Workshop.

Mon 22 Jun 2026 to Sun 28 Jun 2026

This week’s PBS Feature Album is Pt. Roadknight, the new full length release from luminous folk diviner Leah Senior.

Fri 19 Jun 2026 to Tue 30 Jun 2026

Support Collingwood Yards

Sat 13 Jun 2026 to Sat 8 Aug 2026

"The land of milk and honey”, originally a biblical phrase, was used in the 1960s and ‘70s to describe Aotearoa and Australia as lands of abundance for the Moana people who had migrated from their homelands. The reality, however, differed greatly from the empty promises that were offered, with many Moana communities still feeling the effects almost thirty years later.

Fri 5 Jun 2026

Celebrate 20 years of drive-time radio show Stone Love on PBS, with a special live broadcast at the Astor Theatre in St. Kilda on Friday June 5.

Wed 27 May 2026 to Wed 3 Jun 2026

National Reconciliation Week 2026 runs May 27 to June 3.

This year's Reconciliation Week theme is All In. It's a call for every Australian to commit wholeheartedly to reconciliation, not just this week, but every single day. Reconciliation isn't something that happens on its own, and it's not the sole responsibility of First Nations people, who have carried that weight for far too long. It asks something of all of us.

Tue 26 May 2026

Tuesday May 26 is National Sorry Day.

Each year on May 26, we acknowledge the Stolen Generations: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children who were forcibly removed from their families, communities and cultures under past government policies. We honour their strength, resilience and survival, and we stand with survivors and their families today.