Be inspired by a colourful collection of student art exploring reconciliation and reflecting upon Country and its stories, on display at Everglades House & Gardens.

Lorraine Brownlee's vibrant prints of native Australian plants and birds will be exhibited in the Everglades Gallery for the duration of the Easter school holidays.

The Blue Mountains History Conference 2025 has the theme 'The Show Must Go On! - Blue Mountains Performance and Entertainment'. The conference speakers will go all day, starting at 9.00am and finishing at 4.30pm.

Norman Lindsay Gallery celebrates its classic heritage with a vintage fair. The gallery grounds will come alive with vintage stalls and displays, and Antiques Roadshow will be onsite to value your vintage treasures.

Pressing Desires offers an intimate look at how Norman Lindsay's devotion to his craft allowed him to create works of art that embody both the technical brilliance and emotional depth of his era, inviting viewers to reflect on the timeless human experience of love and desire.

Join us for an afternoon of unearthing lost history at Camden Library. Dr Ian Willis OAM will present a talk on Death in training at the Liverpool Field Hospital in early 1915 and Jo O'Brien from Camden Area Family History Society will present an informative talk on Digging up the past with TROVE.

Attend the opening of our Camden Streetscape Exhibition and then enjoy a guided tour of the historic Camden Town Centre.

St Matthews Anglican Parish Windsor and the Hawkesbury community proudly celebrating the Bicentennial of the Frances Greenway - William Cox built Rectory and Stables.

Church service, open house, continuous Devonshire tea in the gardens, talks on the history by noted historians.

For the first time in it’s history, the gates of the iconic Dr Crookston’s 1880s Estate in Camden are being opened to the public. Unlock the secrets and discover the rich and colourful history of one of the Macarthur region’s most influential properties as you enjoy a guided tour of the Estate.

Find out how to write a family history that people want to read! Join sought after presenter Keith Whelan for this informative and fun workshop. Also includes a display from Jo O'Brien from Camden Area Family History Society. A must for any writer, researcher and / or historian!

In response to the increasingly chaotic situation of world politics & climate change, the Friends of the Hawkesbury art community & Regional Gallery Inc. presents an exhibition of 19th & 20th Century images portraying a collective calmness, from the celestial to marine, landscapes and domesticity.