Events

In the beginner Improv class the focus is on building confidence and fostering a supportive environment for exploration through laughter. Through group exercises and games you will be introduced to the foundations of improv such as “Yes, And”, spontaneity, active listening, being present in the moment, self awareness, vulnerability, taking risks, making and accepting offers. This class is all about stepping out of your comfort zone, trusting yourself and failing joyfully. Excludes May 18th for a public holiday.

This event is 19+
Doors: 6:30 pm
Drawing: 7 pm
Tickets: $25

Join us for Nude Doodz at Brackendale Art Gallery! Enjoy a fun evening of figure drawing and mingling with fellow art enthusiasts. Models will pose in the nude, with facilitator Miriam Tingle on site!

Learn how to repair your own tattered outdoor gear. Hand sewing, patching, buckle swapping, seam sealing etc. cost is BY DONATION. Register with link to hold your spot.

Join us for an evening of painting @ the BAG in our upstairs gallery!

No experience is needed - our talented instructor, Theresa Columbus, will guide you every step of the way to create a beautiful painting. Whether you're a seasoned painter or a beginner, this event is perfect for anyone looking to unwind and have a great time. Don't miss out on this opportunity to create a masterpiece and make memories with friends. We will supply the canvas , as well as simple acrylic paints, brushes, and easels. If you'd like to bring another preferred medium to work with, you are welcome to!

Join us for a calming, hands-on workshop inspired by the Japanese art of kintsugi, the practice of mending broken pottery with gold to honour, rather than hide, its history. In this accessible “faux kintsugi” version, we’ll use simple, safe materials to recreate the look and spirit of this beautiful tradition. During the session, you’ll gently repair a pre-broken ceramic piece while exploring the philosophy behind kintsugi: embracing imperfection, resilience, and transformation. This is not just a craft workshop—it’s an invitation to slow down, reflect, and find meaning in the process of repair. No prior experience is needed.