What’s on around Canberra in January 2023
CW has compiled a list of things to keep you entertained throughout the work break, Christmas holidays, and whole first month of the new year. with author SV Middleby, National Portrait Gallery, 16 January 10.30am; www.portrait.gov.auLittle Faces: A special program for babies, toddlers and their carers, full of singing, play and discovery, National Portrait Gallery, 18-20 January; portrait.gov.auLunchulele: Every Monday 12.30-1.30pm, ukulele players perform at Smith’s Alternative; smithsalternative.comBurnt Out: Created and performed by Penny Chivas, the solo dance theatre work is centred on the changing climate around us. Community Market: Monthly market at Calwell shopping centre on the 3rd Saturday of the month 9am-3pm and Queanbeyan Park on the 3rd Sunday 9am-2pm. Canberra Museum + Gallery: Two exhibitions – Tom Moore’s Abundant Water, and Blanche Tilden’s ripple effect – a 25 year survey, until 12 February; cmag.com.auOld Bus Depot Markets: The much-loved markets continue at the Old Bus Depot in Kingston, Sundays 9.30am-2.30pm; obdm.com.auBric-a-Brac Rummage: Hunt for second-hand treasure in front of South.Point, Tuggeranong, Sundays 9am-3pm. Cressida Campbell, installation view, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra/Kamberri, 2022 © Cressida CampbellCressida Campbell: The artist’s largest exhibition features more than 140 of her works, spanning her entire career, National Gallery of Australia, until 19 February.
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