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The Collage Circle — Create. Reflect. Connect.

The Collage Circle — Create. Reflect. Connect.

Sat, Aug 1, 12:00 AM
From Cut & Discover at The Intuitive Collage Club

A space to slow down, create, and reconnect with yourself. Through the simple act of flipping through magazines, cutting out images and words that resonate, and assembling them into personal collages, we explore our stories, emotions, dreams, and inner worlds. No artistic experience is needed—just curiosity. Together we’ll use collage as a tool for self-expression, reflection, journaling, and healing, creating a mindful break from the noise of our fast-paced, technology-driven lives. We’ll gather around a table with magazines, scissors, paper, and glue, and simply start exploring. Browse through the magazines, cut out any images, words, colours, or textures that catch your attention or resonate with you, then arrange them into a collage that feels meaningful to you. There are no prompts, no right or wrong way to do it, and no artistic experience is needed. This is an inward journey—a chance to slow down, work with your hands, and enjoy a peaceful, creative space away from the constant noise of everyday life. At the end, anyone who would like to share their collage or talk about their experience is warmly invited to, but there’s absolutely no pressure. You’re welcome to simply create, reflect, and enjoy the process.

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Beach Painting Creative Wellness Workshop

Beach Painting Creative Wellness Workshop

Fri, Aug 7, 1:30 AM
From Creative Art Therapy Wellness Group
4.9

**Seas of Stillness: Finding Peace Through Beach Painting** **Slow down. Breathe deeply. Create something beautiful.** Join us for a relaxing and restorative Creative Healing Workshop where you'll be guided to paint your own beach-inspired artwork while exploring the calming and therapeutic benefits of creativity. Whether you're looking to unwind, reconnect with yourself, or simply enjoy a creative afternoon, this workshop offers a welcoming space to pause, reflect, and create. ✨ **You'll experience:** 🌊 Guided mindfulness and gentle reflection 🎨 Step-by-step instruction to create your own beach painting 💙 A calming, supportive environment—no experience necessary 🌿 Creative practices that promote relaxation, wellbeing, and resilience 🖼️ A beautiful painting to take home as a reminder of your inner peace 📅 **Friday, 7 August 2026** 🕦 **11:30 am – 2:30 pm** 📍 **Club Ryde** 💲 **$65 per person** *(All art materials included)* *"Like the ocean, we all experience changing tides. Through creativity, we can always return to stillness."*

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2 attendees
Earning Influence: Why Strong Design work doesn't move the room

Earning Influence: Why Strong Design work doesn't move the room

Tue, Aug 18, 8:00 AM
From Sydney Creative Customer Experience (CCX)
4.7

Welcome Back CCX Sydney to our events for 2026 from myself, Lydia, Sylvia and James and we are planning a bumper selection of speakers for this year. Our next event on August 18th will feature two unique presentations from Designers Dan Whelan and Ariel Blackman both from Commonwealth Bank. We will be hosting by the Team at Hipages special thanks to Carlos Guedes and Natalia Furtado. Our first Talk from CBA Product Design leader, Dan Whelan: **Earning Influence: Why Strong Design Work Doesn't Move the Room** **About Dan's Talk** You're doing great work. Decisions move on without you anyway. Here's why — and what has to be true before that changes. It's easy to assume that if the work is good enough, it earns its own influence. It doesn't. Design gets described, by default, in process terms — what was explored, tested, shipped — while the room is listening for risk, revenue and consequence, meaning how we describe the work to each other isn't the value our stakeholders want to see. Good work can fail to move a decision, because how it's described isn't connected to the decision's value. This talk covers the two things that usually get in the way of making your work land. First, the translation problem: why the same piece of work, described two different ways, gets two completely different receptions from your non-designer stakeholders. Second, the gap underneath: work that fails to land because it was never linked to key behaviour to start with, it was built around untraceable best practice. This talk covers both, so the next time you do good work, it doesn't get ignored. **About Dan** Dan Whelan is a design leader with 20 years across companies including Intuit and CommBank, and some of Australia's most complex financial products. She writes and speaks on decision quality and behavioural design, helping designers close the gap between doing strong work and having it influence the room. Our second speaker also from CBA will Ariel Blackman, User Experience Designer on Neurodivergent Strategies **About Ariel:** Agile design specialist with a talent for Graphic and UX/UI Design. Masterfully shape the brand identities of organisations through telling diverse stories that breed connection. An experienced resource that can instantly oversee existing projects in from initial creation and execution of design, to follow through with production to the finished product. Dedicated to changing the digital landscape through creating designs that evoke the satisfaction of users whilst providing a lasting sense of wonder. Please note that we will be back at Hipages for our August Event so please familiarise yourself with The location and Start Time. We hope to See you in August and are really looking forward to Hearing from both Dan and Ariel.

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49 attendees
Painting Creative Art Experience

Painting Creative Art Experience

Tue, Aug 4, 5:00 AM
From Creative Art Therapy Wellness Group
4.9

**Painting Creative Art Experience** Join us for a fun and relaxing in-person workshop where you'll explore the power of painting to unlock your creativity and promote healing. No experience needed—just bring your open mind and let your imagination flow! Step into a calm, welcoming space where you can slow down, breathe, and reconnect with yourself through colour and creative expression. This is a gentle, guided painting experience designed to support emotional release, relaxation, and creative flow—no art experience needed. You don’t need to be “good at art.” You just need to come as you are. Through intuitive painting and reflective creative exercises, you’ll be invited to explore your inner world in a safe and supportive environment. This is a space to let go of pressure, quiet the mind, and reconnect with your natural creativity. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, creatively blocked, or simply needing time to rest and reset, this workshop offers a pause from everyday life and a return to yourself. You’ll be gently guided by **Louisa Chan**, an artist and art therapist who integrates creativity, emotional wellbeing, and healing practices into her work. Expect a relaxed, nurturing atmosphere, soft guidance, and a sense of freedom to express what words often cannot. **In this workshop you will:** * Explore painting as a tool for emotional expression and release * Experience a calm, supportive creative space * Reconnect with your imagination and inner world * Let go of perfection and create freely * Leave feeling more grounded, lighter, and creatively refreshed No experience needed. All materials are provided. Come as you are—leave with colour, calm, and something meaningful you created from within.

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1 attendee

Online Photography - The letter F

Sat, Aug 15, 11:00 PM
From Sydney Photo Fun
4.8
10 attendees

BONDI PAVILION X WAVERLEY ART PRIZE  

Sat, Aug 8, 12:00 AM
From Sydney Sketch Club
4.8
12 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup provides a platform for creative individuals in Sydney to discover and join local groups and events. Whether you're interested in art, music, writing, or other forms of creativity, you'll find communities that align with your passions. Meetup makes it easy to find and RSVP to events where you can connect with fellow artists and enthusiasts.

Use Meetup's search feature to find creative groups in Sydney by entering your specific interests like painting, music, or photography. Once you find a group that interests you, simply join it to see upcoming events and connect with members.

Yes, many creative groups in Sydney organize art workshops. These events provide opportunities to learn new skills, practice techniques, and collaborate with other local artists. Check the events calendar of relevant groups for upcoming workshops.

Absolutely! Meetup encourages users to join multiple groups that catch their interest. This allows you to connect with diverse communities and participate in a variety of events, broadening your creative horizons.

Once you find an event that interests you, click on it to learn more details and RSVP directly. Meetup simplifies connecting with local creatives by offering an easy way to attend events you find intriguing.

Joining Meetup and exploring groups is generally free. However, some specific events may have fees, typically mentioned by the group organizers. It's best to check the event details to avoid surprises.

Not at all! There are groups on Meetup tailored for beginners and seasoned artists alike. Many groups welcome newcomers eager to learn and share in creative experiences without requiring prior expertise.

Yes, you can create and organize your own Meetup group focused on your specific creative interests. This empowers you to build a community and design events that align with your artistic vision.

While many groups host regular events, the frequency can vary. Active participation is key, as it helps increase the variety and frequency of available events, which may depend on current group activities and organizer availability.

Event quality can vary depending on the organizer's experience. It's helpful to read reviews from other participants which provide insights into the event’s organization and their experiences.

Meetup facilitates connections but cannot guarantee specific outcomes like collaborations. Building relationships and opportunities often require engagement and initiative from participants.

Meetup is designed to help you connect with people sharing your creative interests. However, the availability of specific groups can vary, and sometimes you may need to seek out and engage actively with new members.

Not necessarily. While many events are in-person, some may be held online depending on the organizers’ preferences. Check the event details to see if an event is virtual or face-to-face.

Expect to meet fellow art enthusiasts, participate in interesting discussions, and possibly engage in hands-on activities. Each meetup has its own vibe but often fosters a friendly and collaborative environment.

Yes, there are dance-focused groups available via Meetup in Sydney. Whether interested in learning new styles or meeting fellow dancers, you can find groups specific to different dance genres.