Ainslie and Gorman Arts Centres bring together a creative and continuous arts community that is open to all. We add value to Canberra’s culture and create opportunities to inspire, support and connect artists and audiences.

Six people playing music instruments - piano, saxophone, cello, oboe, drums and trumpet.
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  • 30 Jul 2022
  • Music

Microfiche

Sydney’s six-piece jazz collective Microfiche come to Canberra on their national tour, presenting music from their most recent album, new works, and conjuring fresh improvisations inspired by the people and places they encounter on their travels. 
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  • 23 Jun - 10 Jul 2022
  • Exhibitions

Linear || Non-Linear

Linear || Non-Linear brings together a variety of artists and artworks to convey and celebrate the varying ways the world is seen through a non-linear lens.
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  • 04 - 14 Jul 2022
  • Classes

Canberra Youth Theatre: Holiday Program

Canberra Youth Theatre are running horror and circus themed school holiday programs for children aged in school years 1 to 6.
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  • 29 Jun 2022
  • Fundraisers

Queer Trivia Night

Come and join A Gender Agenda for a Queer trivia night to help raise funds for Encampment 2023 and celebrate Pride Month.

The Ainslie + Gorman Community

Photo of a man painting blue shapes on a large white wall.
Ham Darroch
A group of five young women playing guitars.
Girls Rock! Canberra
Canberra Youth Theatre
Music for Canberra
Nicci Haynes
Photo of a man painting blue shapes on a large white wall.
Ham Darroch
A group of five young women playing guitars.
Girls Rock! Canberra
Canberra Youth Theatre
Music for Canberra
Nicci Haynes
Meet everyone
A purple flower blooming in the Gorman Courtyards

General Information

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COVID Safety

Ainslie + Gorman Arts Centres are open to the public in line with the latest COVID-19 requirements in the ACT.

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A+G Creative Resilience and Recovery Program

A traditional basket weaver, Sarah Loynes, a Gamalaroi Yularoi woman, draws on the knowledge of her Aboriginal ancestors and those who came before her to preserve and continue this important artform.

 

Have a listen as Sarah discusses this approach to her work. Sarah is artist in residence at A+G and is part of the ArtsACT Creative Resilience and Recovery Program.

 

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