Antique Collecting Sydney

Clear Colour collective Sober dance party

## Welcome to Clear Colour Collective Step into a supportive, sober space where music, art, movement and connection come together. Clear Colour Collective is a dance experience created for the FLINTA community a place to move freely, express yourself, and reconnect with your body without the pressures of alcohol, drugs or judgement. Dance is more than movement. It's a chance to let go of the week, release stress, build confidence, and experience the joy of being fully present. Whether you're a seasoned dancer or just curious, you're invited exactly as you are. **✨ Arrive from 6:45 PM** Take your time to settle in, connect with others, and ease into the space. **🪩 Dance begins at 7:00 PM** Enjoy a **90-minute guided DJ journey**, moving through different energies and emotions in a safe, welcoming environment. **💛 Connect & Reflect** The final **30 minutes** is a gentle wind-down to connect with others, journal, draw, reflect, or simply relax with music. There's no pressure to talk, just space to be. Tickets via https://events.humanitix.com/clear-colour-collective-sober-dance ### Our Community Values 🚫 No alcohol. No drugs. No judgement. No abusive behaviour. ✨ A respectful, supportive, chat-free dance floor. Listen to your body, rest whenever you need, and stay hydrated. Come with an open mind, leave feeling lighter, connected, and empowered. Come as you are. Move how you feel. Find your colour. Welcome to **Clear Colour Collective**.

JABCA 10th Birthday Celebration

Meet Top International Artists+ Collectors/Investors @ our Most Expensive Meetup

SEE WHAT **REAL SUCCESS** LOOKS LIKE GET YOUR BARGAIN TICKETS QUICK TO THIS WORLD FAMOUS HUGE 5 DAY ART EVENT where you can meet millionaire artists from all over the world, their billionaire fans and many thousands of other artists and art lovers.... Lots to see and lots to learn here, The organizers are https://sydneycontemporary.com.au There are cheaper ticket options, RING US 0419500023 for more info ASAP

Reconnecting - Plantforward Delights

Film Only B&W: The Rocks

Today we will try and capture some images around The Rocks in Sydney. There are a few backgrounds or street locations that lend themselves to a good image. The idea is to try and capture an image that conveys a story. It is a different style of photography where you visualise the image and wait for something to present itself within your selected background. I would suggest 400 ASA or ISO film speed; Ilford HP5 or Kodak TRI X film for best results. The meetup point is the seats in front of the Museum of Contemporary Art at 10 am. For lunch, I would suggest the Ship Inn in Circular Quay at 12 noon, as the second meetup point.F

FREE Argentine Tango class for beginners

Thinking if you should try Argentine Tango?  Now is the time! At Sydney Tango Collective we provide a friendly and fun learning space For new students, First class is FREE!! Learning Tango is a great way to connect with yourself and other people in ways you may have not experienced before. We can easily say it has changed our lives and those of our friends we have met in our tango journey. 📍Where: 395 Oxford Street ⏳️When: TUESDAY 15th of September at 6.30pm ✅️No partner or dance experience required ✅️Meet new people and make friends ✅️Get your dose of physical exercise and improve your mental health. We are open to all age groups however, most of our students are between 20-40 age bracket. Come join our tango family and discover what this dance can bring you. For us, it has been a life changing experience ✨️ ❤️ Spaces are limited- Reserve your spot now! Check our website www.sydneytangocollective.com.au or socials @sydneytangocollective

Prima

Marrickville Library Cafe lawn, second week of Spring. Get to know each other, talk about what you're currently working on, and bring a draft if you have one.

Historic South Everleigh

Camera Essentials

TO BOOK PAID WORKSHOP CLICK HERE https://theapertureclub.com.au/camera-essentials/ ## [Camera Essentials](https://theapertureclub.com.au/camera-essentials/) CAMERA ESSENTIALS has been designed to allow beginners or those wanting to refresh their photography skills to Master the elements of Photography. * **Camera Essentials** – we re-introduce you to your camera and explain camera handling, menu navigation, good habits, basic composition and many tips/tricks. You’ll gain confidence in handling your specific camera so you can shoot creative images using composition, easy techniques and simple effects rather than relying on auto mode. You’ll learn in the field in a small group (4 to 10 students) with two professional photographers available for groups over 6 to give you that extra one-on-one focus and attention. Camera Essentials will set you up for a lifetime of creative expression with your camera. For more details on each Workshop please click the links above.

Bhagavad Gita (c.200 BCE)

The second in our **Journey to the East** reading series exploring texts from the Middle East, India, China and Japan. *Join the Really Old Books Whatsapp to see the full schedule - the Meetup site only allows me to advertise one event at a time:* [https://chat.whatsapp.com/IzXLwdM1Fa33dNe4suamLV](https://chat.whatsapp.com/IzXLwdM1Fa33dNe4suamLV) \-\-\- To be honest, I don't actually have any witty or thoughtful descriptions of what we'll be reading this time - the Bhagavad Gita is one of those famous really important books that belongs to a whole tradition I know essentially nothing about. I could quote the Wikipedia article at you but what of it? Consider this event, above all we've done so far, to be a comfortable space for grappling with the unfamiliar. Join us on this adventure through this 200\~ page text, a book that is not only central to Hindu tradition and broader Indian culture, but has also inspired luminaries such as Albert Einstein, Mahatma Gandhi and Will Smith. As always, read whatever translation you have closest at hand - I'll be reading Eknath Easwaran's translation which I picked up in Dymock's and I assume therefore is readily available. Please reach out if you have any trouble finding a copy or need anything else.

SSP .TUE ..CHERRY BLOSSOMS Auburn

Today we walk the Auburn Botanical Gardens in Spring. We have timed this to avoid the endless crowds and catch the tail end of the cherry blossoms. The Azaleas and many more varieties of plants and shrubs are also photo worthy. Enjoy the later start time. If you require a morning coffee, there are a few cafes in close proximity to Auburn station. For coffee snobs, Auburn does not have a coffee culture like the CBD, but passable. We will have a quick look through the bird aviary at Auburn Botanical Gardens, then walk around the corner to the Auburn Tennis Club for lunch at noon in their bistro. After lunch we walk back to the Auburn Botanical Gardens to take images of the plants and flowers Depending on what time we decide to leave the Gardens we could stop at Auburn shopping area before catching the train home as there are many eateries and the possibility a pub. Auburn is a melting pot of cultures, Turkish, Nepalese, Pakistani, Afghani, Middle Eastern and Asian, so tasty and usually low priced. How to get There: Public Transport Meet at Stand A at Auburn Train Station for the S3 Direct bus to the Gardens departing at 11.15am. If you miss the direct S3 in the morning then catch the next 909 from the station area Stand B and tell the driver that you are going to the Gardens and get off the bus at the roundabout where Chiswick Street crosses over Cumberland Street (the bus travels along Cumberland Street). There is a coffee shop at this roundabout that has a black awning. Keeping the coffee shop on your right side, walk down Chiswick Street for 5 minutes and cross over busy Chisholm Road and you will see the Gardens in front of you and the Tennis Club is to your left on Chisholm Road (same side as the Gardens). When we get off the bus at the Gardens, walk to the Auburn Botanical Gardens bird aviary. The last direct S3 bus from the Gardens to the train leaves at 14.30 or if you want to stay longer, walk to Cumberland Road (see above directions) and catch the 909 back to Auburn Station at a time that suits. Car: Free parking at the car park or nearby streets at the Auburn Tennis Club, 181 Chisholm Rd, Auburn NSW 2144.

JEFFREY STREET WHARF KIRRIBILLI