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22/10/2026
Poetry Workshop with Luke Patterson
“Poetry is not a luxury,” wrote Audre Lorde in 1977. It carries a radical and crucial potential for expression, especially for experiences, feelings and ideas that feel too hard to say in other ways.
Join Gamilaroi poet, educator and musician Luke Patterson for a workshop inspired by the “Dreaming Inside: Voices from Junee Correctional Centre” poetry anthologies, featured in “Dreams Nursed in Darkness”.
📆Thursday 5 November, 6 pm-8 pm
🖊️For ages 16+
🎫$25, free Mob Tix available, booking essential.
Book now at bit.ly/HazelhurstWhatsOn
21/10/2026
Time is running out! Exhibition proposals for the Broadhurst Gallery close next Saturday 31 October ⏰
Southern Sydney artists and groups, this is your opportunity to exhibit in a high-profile public gallery at Hazelhurst Arts Centre, seen by around 3,000 visitors each week. 🎨
We're accepting proposals for three-week exhibitions between June 2027 and June 2028, across all mediums.
Apply now at hazelhurst.com.au
Images: 1. Ginger Jingzhe Li: Romance, Whimsy & Bloom, 2025, installation view; 2. Tony Costa, Portrait of a Gum, 2025, installation view; 3. New Artists Show, 2026, installation view. Photography by Silversalt Photography.
20/10/2026
Author Talk and Film Screening: Art and the Long Finger of the Law
Andrew Brooks and Astrid Lorange draw on their forthcoming book “The Long Finger of the Law: Contemporary Art and Police Power in Australia“ to trace the history of policing and incarceration in Australia through contemporary art, followed by a screening of Karrabing Film Collective’s “Day in the Life” (2020).
📆 Saturday 31 October, 1 pm–3 pm
📽️ For ages 16+
🎫 Free, booking essential
Book now at bit.ly/HazelhurstWhatsOn
Photograph by Jacquie Manning.
17/10/2026
What a day! 🧡 Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Hazelhurst Made by Hand Art & Design Market last Sunday.
To our talented artists, designers and makers, thank you for bringing such incredible work and energy to the day. And to everyone who came along to browse, shop and support local makers, we hope you found something you love.
See you next year! 💫
16/10/2026
Someone new is settling into the Hazelhurst gardens.
They’ve travelled a long way, and they’ll be with us for a limited time.
Come and see if you can find them.
16/10/2026
In the Broadhurst Gallery
Not Just a Brush: The Art of Mathematics
Until 3 November 2026
The biennial Not Just a Brush exhibition provides students from public schools across Southern Sydney with the opportunity to showcase their talents and skills in visual art and exhibit their work in a professional gallery.
The Not Just a Brush exhibition is part of a larger visual arts initiative of the NSW Department of Education Arts Unit that aims to enhance the status and value of visual arts in schools and local communities and enables students to develop skills in critiquing art and to see themselves and their peers as young artists.
Image: Mae's Garden (detail), 2024, Year 3 Cronulla Public School.
The Arts Unit
15/10/2026
Calling all primary and secondary teachers: join an after-hours curatorial tour of “Dreams Nursed in Darkness” with the Hazelhurst Learning Team, plus classroom resources and refreshments.
📆 Tuesday 20 October, 4 pm–5.30 pm
🎫 Free, booking essential
Book now at bit.ly/HazelhurstWhatsOn
07/10/2026
It's almost market day! 🛍️ The Hazelhurst Made by Hand Art & Design Market is this Sunday, and the forecast is looking promising.
Over 75 artists, designers and makers will be set up and ready for you, with an incredible range of handcrafted goods to browse, buy and bring home. Plus food, coffee, music from the Vintage Stylus DJs, free exhibitions and guided tours.
Don't forget your picnic blanket and your shopping bags, we'll see you on Sunday!
📆 Sunday 11 October 2026, 10 am to 3 pm
🎫 Free entry
🚉 5-minute walk from Gymea Station
🚗 Free parking at Gymea TAFE
Featured stallholders: Heyokah Art House,littlehoothoot, Little Blooms by Claz, Whimsy & Co
Photography by Good Thanks Media.
01/10/2026
There's just over one week to go! 🎉 Here's what's in store at this year's Hazelhurst Made by Hand Art & Design Market.
✦ 75+ artists, designers and makers
✦ Handcrafted jewellery, ceramics, textiles, fashion, artwork and more
✦ Food trucks
✦ Music from The Vintage Stylus
✦ Free exhibitions: Dreams Nursed in Darkness and Friends on Show
✦ Free guided tours
✦ Free entry
Whether you're looking for something special for yourself or getting a head start on Christmas gifting, you'll find something to love.
📆 Sunday 11 October 2026, 10 am to 3 pm
🎫 Free entry
🚉 5-minute walk from Gymea Station
🚗 Free parking at Gymea TAFE
Featured stallholders: El's Place, Miss Chopsticks Origami Jewellery, Jaybee Designs, Shilu's Vegetarian, Unbutton Handmade Australia, Nicole Southworth Artist
Photography by Good Thanks Media.
30/09/2026
Short Course | The Beauty of Charcoal with Andrew Antoniou
Discover the richness and depth of charcoal across two days with artist Andrew Antoniou, exploring blending, toning, texturing and erasing techniques from the basics of willow and compressed charcoal through to developing your own personal imagery.
📆 Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 October, 10 am–3 pm
🎨 For ages 16+, suitable for all skill levels
🎫$250, all materials included
Find out more and enrol at bit.ly/HazelhurstArtClasses
Image courtesy Andrew Antoniou.
Address
782 Kingsway
Gymea, NSW
2227
To reach your destination at Kingsway in Sydney, you have a couple of options for transportation:
**Public Transport:**
1. **Train:** Take a train to Sutherland Station on the T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line. From there, transfer to a bus heading towards Miranda or Cronulla.
2. **Bus:** If you're already near a bus stop, look for routes that service Kingsway. Buses from various suburbs frequently connect to this area.
Once you arrive at your stop, it’s just a short walk to your destination.
**Driving/Parking:**
1. If you're driving, head towards Kingsway via the M5 Motorway or local roads depending on your starting point.
2. There is parking available nearby; look for designated parking lots or street parking options in the vicinity.
Make sure to check traffic conditions and public transport schedules before you set out for the best experience!
Opening Hours
| Monday |
10am - 9pm |
| Tuesday |
10am - 9:30pm |
| Wednesday |
10am - 9:30pm |
| Thursday |
9am - 9:30pm |
| Friday |
8am - 3pm |
| Saturday |
10am - 5pm |
| Sunday |
10am - 5pm |
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What people say
Hazelhurst Arts Centre is a vibrant hub for art enthusiasts, offering an array of exhibitions and events that celebrate creativity and culture. Visitors can immerse themselves in a diverse range of artistic expressions, from contemporary works to traditional pieces, all showcased in a welcoming environment.
The centre is dedicated to engaging with the community through various initiatives and programs designed to inspire and educate. Whether you're an artist looking for inspiration or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of art, Hazelhurst provides a space where creativity flourishes.
With its commitment to fostering discussion and connection among visitors, Hazelhurst Arts Centre stands out as a must-visit destination for anyone interested in exploring the rich tapestry of artistic talent in Sydney. The friendly atmosphere encourages dialogue about the artworks on display, making each visit not just an experience but also an opportunity for meaningful interaction.
In addition to its impressive exhibitions, Hazelhurst hosts a variety of events that cater to all ages and interests. From workshops to artist talks, there’s always something happening that invites participation and exploration. This dynamic approach ensures that every visitor leaves with new insights and inspiration.
Overall, Hazelhurst Arts Centre is more than just an art gallery; it’s a community cornerstone that nurtures creativity and fosters appreciation for the arts in all its forms.
