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Michael has the heart of a dead man pumping in his chest. His wife Liz hopes this life-changing tran...

St. John the Divine's first augmented reality exhibit, Notre-Dame de Paris, celebrates the centuries-long history of France's iconic cathedral on the occasion of its reopening. The installation includes 3-D models of Notre Dame and photo

The trains from the Jerni Collection, are accompanied by theatrical lighting and an audio soundscape.

Visit for live music, shopping, activities for kids and more.

Model trains navigate painstakingly crafted NYC miniatures.

Internationally acclaimed percussionist Claire Edwardes OAM, a champion of the contemporary classica...

Multi-awarded, international artist Peter Byrne celebrates Neil Diamond’s illustrious career in Classical Diamond with the 30-piece Crunch Granola Suite Orchestra.

It’s time to get noisy at AdeLOUD. The new student-led music festival brings unparalleled energy, cutting-edge music, and an unapologetically raucous day to the University.

Barkindji woman, and esteemed singer-songwriter, Nancy Bates reflects on the songs of African-American singer Tracy Chapman, and their relevance to race relations, society, and politics

Enjoy a weekend of plant stalls, trades, drystone walling, gourmet food and coffee, wine and spirits, with a children’s activity area and much more.

Love sparkling? Want to know more about how we make it and why we have coined our own term for Methode Champenoise; Method Classic™? Xavier

A fun day for all your family and friends on the lovely lawns at Sevenhill Cellars with food by Ninin's Indo Street Food from Adelaide.