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August 2026
2026 Winter Blooming Ball
It’s time to get fabulous at the 2026 Winter Blooming Ball! It’s the prom you always dreamed of, the event of the season, a night to remember. DJ Betty Bilby is back in charge of the music.
Find out more »Winter Blooming – Queer Brunch
A casual, social meet up for the LGBTAQ+ community at NERAM. Purchase a coffee or something to eat from the Six Counties Restaurant and join us in the Mazda Gallery for brunch and chats. Winter Blooming has been Produced in collaboration with Armidale Regional Council, University of New England, Australian GLBTIQ Multicultural Council, and ACON.
Find out more »September 2026
Masterclass with Angus Nivison: Abstract Painting and Scale
Join Australian artist Angus Nivison for a painting masterclass exploring the relationship between abstraction and scale.
Find out more »Paper Craft Flying Magpie Workshop
Experience the fun of crafting an impressive 3D geometric paper magpie sculpture!
Find out more »Term 3 NERAM Kids – Monday After School Art
A fun and creative art class where young artists can experiment, imagine and make!
Find out more »Packsaddle Lecture: John McDonald
Known for his sharp observations, extensive knowledge and willingness to ask difficult questions, John McDonald will offer an entertaining and provocative perspective on the state of Australian art today.
Find out more »Term 3 2026 | Wednesday Art Class with Kerry Gulliver
Enjoy the stimulus of doing art in a group. While individual guidance comprises the main bulk of the class, Kerry will also be doing regular demonstrations on anything related to painting and drawing, such as collage, paint transfer, frottage, graffito, dry brushing, stencilling, and more. If you are new to art Kerry can help you get started on the basics, such as looking at line, colour, perspective.
Find out more »Packsaddle Lecture: Christopher Allen & Sasha Grishin
Join two of Australia’s leading art writers and historians, Christopher Allen and Sasha Grishin, for a lively conversation exploring the role of art criticism in today’s Australian art scene and its relevance to the visual arts in regional Australia. Both speakers bring decades of experience writing, researching and thinking about Australian art. Sasha Grishin began his career as an art critic in 1977, when he was appointed Senior Art Critic for The Canberra Times, a position he held for 46…
Find out more »October 2026
UNE Discovery: Crime Scene Investigation
Learn how to solve crimes with the UNE Discovery team at NERAM these school holidays!
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