Bring The Family

Come on a musical adventure with hip hop music maker and Play School host Zindzi and her fluffy friends, The Zillionaires as they play songs of joy and positivity.

Free on the knee. Children under 2 years of age admitted free of charge.

A giant bear watches over you while you dance. The footage is captured and transmitted to a separate location.

A horde of repurposed toys perform an operatic tragedy inside a robotic folk shrine.

Live music, performance, and a place to purge your fears, as the home to this year’s ogoh-ogoh. Food and libations aplenty. Open every night of Dark Park, with free entry.

Plunge deep into the cosmos, as a series of kinetic light and sound instruments mimic planetary orbit. Giving form to invisible forces, the work actualises the ancient Greek philosophy ‘musica universalis’—a belief that the universe hums with an inaudible kind of music.

A trash-foraged orchestra, conjured up by the chaotic Afro-futurist-punk collective who breathe new life into discarded objects.

Unearth the mysteries of the past in the Tasmanian State Library and Archives Building after dark, where hidden collections, records and artefacts are illuminated for a night of storytelling and performance.

This is an Auslan interpreted event.

A massive communal ritual of release.

Exploring the concept of greed, celebrated Indonesian artist Tisna Sanjaya presents a chaotic processional performance and exhibition.

A flag rapidly expels an endless stream of black smoke on the site of the world's first major oil find in 1901. Now barren and exhausted, the site in Spindletop, Texas is recreated as a digital simulation. This is a flag for our times.

Nipaluna's ancient shoreline is called back to the surface in a ritual of luwuree smoke and fire.