Dream and Reason: Paradoxes of the Sublime
Archibald winner Wendy Sharpe AM headlines Dream and Reason, a printmaking exhibition exploring nature and the sublime at Gallery Lane Cove.
Archibald winner Wendy Sharpe AM headlines Dream and Reason, a printmaking exhibition exploring nature and the sublime at Gallery Lane Cove.
Makerspace Night at Lane Cove Library runs on the first Thursday of every month, giving makers access to Cricut, 3D printing and laser cutting.
Everyone welcome from Social, Beginners to Tournament Level. For more information, call Julie & Peter Bailey on 0427 035 465
The Australian premiere of James Graham's one-man show The Man comes to Pottery Lane Performance Space for four nights only.
Snow, Moon, and Flowers brings classical Japanese dance and immigrant stories to Pottery Lane Performance Space for two nights only.
Lane Cove Runners is a social, non-competitive, free running group. Find out more here. We’d love to invite you to join our new Lane Cove Runners Club for a relaxed […]
Join Lane Cove Council's Harbourcare team for a litter-collecting kayak paddle along the Lane Cove River this Biodiversity Month.
Lane Cove Library's free Digital Discoveries sessions return on Friday 4 September, offering one-on-one tech help in 30-minute slots.
Lane Cove Plaza hosts a free family activity session on the first Friday of every month.
Lane Cove Festival @ Sydney Fringe launches on 4 September with a free night of live music, cabaret, circus and dance at The Canopy.
Free, quiet HSC study sessions at Lane Cove Library, Fridays 5–8pm and Sundays 2–5pm, 4 September to 25 October.
The Australian premiere of James Graham's one-man show The Man comes to Pottery Lane Performance Space for four nights only.
Drop by Lane Cove Plaza on Saturday 5 September to chat with your ward councillor in a relaxed, informal setting, no appointment needed.
Discover the bugs and creek creatures living in the neighbourhood at this free citizen science event at Stringybark Creek.
The Lane Cove Bushland & Conservation Society brings native plants and local nature books to the Plaza this spring.