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What’s On June to December 2026

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June to December

Welcome Whether it’s your first show or you’ve already got this season in your calendar, The Joan and Lewers are just part of life here in Penrith.

The Joan, Q Theatre, Penrith Conservatorium of Music and Lewers: Penrith Regional Gallery. Four organisations, one cultural home. Together we bring the best performing arts from across the country to our backyard, and exhibitions like the Biennale of Sydney to our gallery walls.

Start your journey in the gallery garden with your baby at Bubs Club. Bring the kids to their first live show at The Joan.

Then sign them up to learn an instrument at the Con or join Q Theatre’s drama workshops. Discover your new favourite comedian at Sydney Comedy Festival. Catch an album launch, or see a friend starring in a musical.

One show has a way of turning into a season. A season into a decade. Before long you’re a Morning Melodies regular, an Agile not Fragile devotee, a familiar face at every Lewers opening.

At any stage of life, whatever lights you up, we’re here.

Hope to catch you at a gig or an opening soon.

Toby Chapman CEO & Artistic Director

We acknowledge the Dharug and Gundungurra peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters of Penrith and the Nepean River.

Jess Hutton

We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and honour the deep cultural knowledge, creativity and storytelling that have shaped this region for tens of thousands of years.

At PP&VA, we are committed to listening, learning and celebrating the enduring cultural strength of First Nations communities.

Always was, always will be.

Joel Devereux

The Joan

Theatre

The Joan and Shake & Stir Theatre Co present

GRIMM: Tales from the Brothers Grimm 26 June 1pm & 7.30pm From $60 Fairytales like you’ve never heard before... Award-winning Shake & Stir Theatre Co’s dark, delicious and wild retelling of old familiar stories. Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood and other beloved characters emerge from the shadows, as the truth behind their tales boils and bubbles to the surface. Tuck yourself in!

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Book at thejoan.com.au

Theatre The Joan, Women with Pockets and Andrew Kay & Associates present

MIDDLE RAGED A Musical Meltdown 3 & 4 July 2pm & 7.30pm From $89.90

World Premiere Bring your own fan, it’s gonna get hot in here!

Middle Raged is a fierce and funny new Australian show about aging, raging and changing. Created from hundreds of real women’s stories, with songs by Missy Higgins, Gillian Cosgriff and Tim Minchin, this powerhouse celebration of sisterhood is the girls’ night out you’ve been waiting for.

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Brett Boardman

“Biggins’s finest work …

The man on stage becomes PJ Keating.”

Sydney Morning Herald

Theatre

Comedy

The Joan and Soft Tread present

The Gospel According to Paul: The Second Coming 13-15 August 2pm & 7.30pm From $70 6

Jonathan Biggins, Australia’s favourite comic actor of The Wharf Review fame, returns with his one-man tour-de-force, transforming into the visionary reformer and rabble-rouser, Paul Keating. Capturing the former PM’s wicked wit wrapped in a Zegna suit, Biggins brings fresh takes on current affairs and zeitgeist zingers.

Book at thejoan.com.au

The Joan Music

Comedy

Premier Artists presents

Vika and Linda: Where Do You Come From?

24 July 7.30pm From $89 Always in harmony, Vika & Linda celebrate their powerful and personal new album, Where Do You Come From?

It marks the sisters’ emergence as powerful songwriters in their own right, telling their own stories spanning identity, ancestry, motherhood, ageing, grief, joy, and the grounding presence of water.

Marty Sheargold 31 July 8pm From $64.90

The Red Card Tour is Marty’s new show, full of his razor-sharp wit, masterful storytelling and unfiltered takes on life, taking aim at everything from modern madness to middle-age misfires.

Georgie Carroll: INFECTIOUS

Brian Purnell

14 November 7.30pm From $59.90 The riotous nurse-turnedcomedian’s new act is a high-energy, laugh-until-it-hurts experience, from this award-winning live powerhouse and brilliantly funny storyteller.

Best medicine on the market.

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The Joan

Daniel Boud

Theatre

The Joan and ATYP present

Saplings 25 August 1pm & 7.30pm From $40

Winner, 2024 Best Production for Young People, Sydney Theatre Awards

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Book at thejoan.com.au

Robert Catto

These are the stories, at once hilarious and heartbreaking, of young people from Western Sydney experiencing the youth justice system. With a rap and hip-hop soundtrack, Saplings packs a punch, asking how do young people grow when the system keeps cutting them down?

Kids & Family The Joan presents Monkey Baa Theatre Company’s and QPAC’s Out of the Box co-production

Where is the Green Sheep?

29 & 30 September 10am & 12pm $27.50 For ages 1-6 Based on the beloved book by Mem Fox and Judy Horacek, come on a wild, fun journey joining three farmers on their quest to find the elusive green sheep. This baa-rilliant theatre production blends puppetry and animation for a magical and memorable adventure.

“A charming, clever and irresistibly woolly adventure that enchants tiny humans and big kids alike.”

Stage Whispers

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The Joan

Music Sons of Sun

Morning Melodies The Joan’s much-loved monthly concert series makes Penrith sing, with golden classics, musical theatre favourites and dazzling performers. Tickets include morning tea served from 10am before the show.

Prebook $22.50 On the day $25.50

Right: Tony Williams Below: Royal Australian Navy Band

Sons of Sun Elvis, Jerry Lee, Johnny and Me A rock ’n’ roll play 24 June 11am Melodies and Memories: Broadway’s Golden Age Richard Bonynge Ensemble 22 July 11am Beatles to Bacharach Bill Croft and Jo Elms 26 August 11am Home Grown Royal Australian Navy Band 23 September 11am A Life Centre Stage Stephen Fisher-King 28 October 11am Piano Legends Tony Williams 25 November 11am

Olivia Vásquez and Jake Tyler, A Christmas Affair

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A Christmas Affair Olivia Vásquez and Jake Tyler 16 December 11am Book at thejoan.com.au

Andy Phillipson

“spectacular circus with real emotional heft” Festmag

The Joan and Circa present Dance

Circus

Wolf 7 October 7.30pm & 8 October 11am From $80 The Joan is proud to present the Sydney premiere of Wolf by ground-breaking Australian company Circa. With a unique physical blend of dance, theatre and circus, 10 artists explore the untameable side of human nature — the wolf in us all. It’s a gasp-worthy, acrobatic thrill ride.

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Family Four local venues, so many ways to get young ones involved in the joy of creativity.

Make art with your baby at Bubs Club in the gardens of Lewers Gallery (see p16).

Bring your toddler to a magical children’s show live at The Joan (see p9). Start your child’s musical journey learning an instrument at the Penrith Con (see p18).

Stretch your teenager’s skills and imagination with Q Theatre’s varied performance programs (see p24).

It’s the beginning of a lifetime discovering and engaging in Penrith’s bubbling cultural life.

Eddy Summers

Eddy Summers

Age 12 and up

Age 3-7

A Midsummer Night’s Dream 13 June 1.30 & 6pm From $30 Q Theatre’s Youth Performance Ensemble star in their fresh interpretation of Shakespeare’s beloved comedy.

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Pops for Tots: Around the World with PSO 14 June 11am $25 Pack your imagination and get ready for an adventure! Join Emily Who and Penrith Symphony Orchestra for a joyful musical journey around the globe.

Book at thejoan.com.au

Age 5 and up

Pinocchio

© Judy Horacek 2004

6 October 11am From $15 Penrith Con’s Richard Bonynge Ensemble joins the Glenbrook Ballet Theatre dancers for composer Alexander Litvinovsky’s magical interpretation of Pinocchio’s classic story, the puppet who wanted to be a boy.

Age 1-6

Where is the Green Sheep?

29 & 30 September 10am & 12pm $27.50 Blending puppetry and animation, cocreated with and narrated by students from Bankstown West Public School, this show is a delight for young audiences.

Age 4-8

Pevan & Sarah in Concert 26 November 10.30am $24 Grab your tiger ears for the ultimate musical adventure! This interactive stage spectacle is packed with bangers, big laughs and brilliant learning.

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Lewers: Penrith Regional Gallery

Leanne Tobin, The Call of Ngura (Country), 2022

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Exhibition

Left: Primary winner 2025 Edie Douglas, A Flower Below: Secondary winner 2025 Abbie Rose, Whale Dupe

Exhibition

Leanne Tobin Ngalawan: We Live. We Remain.

4 July – 1 November Free entry This major survey exhibition of senior Dharug artist Leanne Tobin spans over 40 years of her practice, curated by Lewers: Penrith Regional Gallery.

In key works from public and private collections, as well as newly commissioned works, Tobin turns the focus on what has long been obscured — the continuity of Dharug culture, the truth of what happened on this Country, and the determined work of reclaiming it.

Based in Western Sydney, Tobin was raised without knowledge of her Aboriginality, only discovering her heritage as an adult.

Ngalawan is an emphatic declaration of Dharug cultural practice.

Opening Event 4 July 6pm-8pm

2026 Penrith Youth Art Prize 27 June – 9 September This year’s theme is ‘transformation’ – young artists connected to the Penrith area are encouraged to reflect on this in their own worlds, with entries for primary and secondary ages using any 2D or 3D medium.

Penrith Open Studio 19 September – 1 November An exhibition of work from this program for young creatives aged 12 – 17, developing their practice through mentorship from professional artists, collaboration with peers, and the creation of new work.

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Lewers: Penrith Regional Gallery Term Workshops Inspire creativity from an early age with our hands-on workshops for children aged 3 months to 12 years, offering fun, engaging art experiences in a supportive environment.

Khalid Albaih, Haboba, Biennale of Sydney, 2026.

Bubs Club (3-18 months) Tuesdays 11.30am-12.30pm $130/term

Maja Baska

Tots Club (1.5-3 years) Tuesdays 9.30-10.30am $130/term

Artist Talks and Open Days Free entry Biennale Open Day 13 June 10am–2pm Celebrate the 25th Biennale of Sydney with immersive exhibitions, artist talks, interactive activities, workshops, guided tours, live music and art markets.

Suitable for all ages.

Art Adventure (5-8 years) Saturdays 10-11.30am $210/term Art Odyssey (9-12 years) Wednesdays 4-5.30pm $210/term

Spring Holiday Workshops For school holiday fun, join these art-making workshops in October inspired by our Gallery exhibitions and beautiful gardens. The ever-changing activities cater for all budding artists, from outdoor observational drawing to abstract painting, sculptural clay, stop-motion animation and more.

Bookings at penrithregionalgallery.com.au

Spring Open Day 19 September 10am-2pm Piece by Piece artist talks 21 November 2-4 pm

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Top: Margo Lewers with mosaic, date unknown.

Right: Margo Lewers, Untitled (mosaic) c. 1955 (detail) at Lewers: Penrith Regional Gallery.

Bottom: Elyas Alavi, | Divāl, 2025 (detail). Photo: Janelle Low

Piece by Piece

Exhibition

14 November 2026 – 28 February 2027 Free entry This major exhibition is inspired by the mosaics of artist Margo Lewers, made between 1951 and 1964 at her riverside property in Emu Plains, now Lewers: Penrith Regional Gallery. Across the Gallery’s different spaces, Piece by Piece delves into the term ‘mosaic’, celebrating the meticulously-repeated gesture to create something line by line, stitch by stitch, or piece by piece. Presenting both new commissions and major loans, this exhibition sees the ‘mosaic’ unfold in materials as disparate as marble, silk, ceramic, cardboard and plastic.

In partnership with the Art Gallery of NSW and with the generous support of the Sir William Dobell Art Foundation, Piece by Piece features the work of up to 25 artists including Rosalie Gascoigne, Khaled Sabsabi, Esme Timbery, Julie Gough and Vivienne Binns, with new commissions by Bria McCarthy, Ilana Lapid and Emily Galicek.

Opening Event 21 November 6pm-8pm Summer Open Day 6 February 2027 10am-2pm 17

Penrith Conservatorium of Music

Since 1990, Penrith Conservatorium of Music has empowered students of all ages through exceptional tuition, mentorship and creative opportunity.

From first musical steps in early childhood to advanced ensemble performance, Penrith Con’s comprehensive music education supports every stage of learning.

Early Childhood (18 months to 5 years) For toddlers and their grown-ups, joyful group classes accelerate musical development in young children by introducing rhythm, movement, singing and play in a warm and engaging environment.

Juniors (5 to 8 years) Beginner instrumental group classes build strong foundations in technique, note reading, rhythm and confidence. An ideal starting point for young musicians.

Private Tuition (5+) Individual lessons for all ages and experience levels cover a wide range of instruments and voice, with pathways for AMEB and HSC preparation, auditions, extension study or personal enjoyment.

Adults (16+) Welcoming programs for adult learners of every level. Whether starting out, returning to music or developing existing skills, enjoy expert guidance in a supportive and social setting.

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Eddy Summers

The joy of music for everyone

Ensembles

Ensemble participation develops teamwork, listening, confidence and stagecraft while giving students the opportunity to perform alongside likeminded musicians.

LiveWire Band (12 to 16 years) A dynamic contemporary ensemble for developing instrumentalists exploring popular repertoire and collaborative performance.

Penrith Youth Orchestra (8 to 25 years) Professional orchestral training led by experienced tutors, offering regular rehearsals and concert performances for young musicians across Western Sydney.

Valda Silvy Ensemble (14 to 18 years) A chamber ensemble for emerging musicians developing advanced ensemble skills and performance experience.

Richard Bonynge Ensemble (17 to 25 years) An elite chamber program for advanced young performers preparing for tertiary study and professional pathways.

Professional Development Future creative careers Programs designed to nurture emerging artists, educators and arts professionals through mentorship, training and opportunity.

Composer Residency Program Supports new Australian music through mentorship, workshops and public performance.

Scholarships Program Recognising and supporting outstanding young musicians through tuition assistance and performance opportunities.

Training Pathways Hands-on experience in Stage Management, Arts Administration and Music Education, building practical skills for careers in the creative industries.

Enrol at penrithcon.com.au

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Performances Join us for the next six months of our year-round concert program celebrating emerging talent, orchestral excellence and the next generation of musicians in Western Sydney.

Origins+

Prelude

Tracing the roots of orchestral sound through Paris, Vienna, Saint Petersburg and Moscow, featuring music by Tchaikovsky and Bizet.

An inspiring showcase of the region’s finest young soloists, featuring 2026 Music Scholarship recipients, Con Singers Collective and special guests.

Penrith Youth Orchestra 21 June 3pm From $30

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Penrith Con Scholarship Students 25 June 6pm From $15

Penrith Conservatorium of Music

Winter Recital

Penrith Con Students 15 July 11am From $15 A heartwarming celebration of dedication and progress, from intimate solos to bold contemporary works.

Pulse+

Penrith Youth Orchestra 16 August 3pm From $30 Big sound. Big energy. Big fun. A familyfriendly afternoon of favourites from Mary Poppins to Mozart and Wagner.

Eddy Summers

Pinocchio

Richard Bonynge Ensemble 6 October 11am From $15 Alexander Litvinovsky’s Pinocchio comes to life with Richard Bonynge Ensemble and the dancers of Glenbrook Ballet Theatre in a sparkling blend of music, movement and storytelling. For children 5 and up.

Spring Recital

Valda Silvy Ensemble 7 October 11am From $15 Valda Silvy Ensemble presents music of freshness and invention, from Mozart to Beethoven’s First Symphony.

Modern Myths

Selina Ott with the Sydney University Symphony Orchestra 1 November 3pm From $35 Acclaimed Austrian trumpeter Selina Ott joins the Sydney University Symphony Orchestra for a program spanning Chloé Charody’s My Australia, Peskin’s Trumpet Concerto No. 1 in C minor, and Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade; music of landscape, dark lyricism and vivid storytelling.

Evolve+

Penrith Youth Orchestra 15 November 3pm From $30 A powerful PYO finale featuring Beethoven, Berlioz and Holst, plus the world premiere of a new work by Penrith Con’s 2026 Young Composer in Residence Alexander Haga.

Finale

Penrith Con Scholarship Students with Con Singers Collective 10 December 6pm From $15 An uplifting end-of-year celebration showcasing Penrith Con’s outstanding scholarship musicians.

Book at thejoan.com.au

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Classical Music

Penrith Symphony Orchestra Orchestra in residence at The Joan, Penrith Symphony has brought inspiring and exciting classical music to Western Sydney for nearly 40 years.

2026 is no exception, with highlights including the Australian Chamber Orchestra’s Aiko Goto performing Beethoven’s monumental violin concerto and the drama and intrigue of Puccini’s Tosca, before ending the year with the uplifting Christmas tradition of Handel’s Messiah.

Alongside the orchestra’s own talented players, PSO continues to support and showcase outstanding guest musicians, emerging artists and young composers. These initiatives are critical in bringing new and vibrant music to the concert stage in Western Sydney.

See pso.org.au

Pops for Tots: Around The World with PSO and Emily Who 14 June 11am $25 Beethoven & Shostakovich: Masterpieces 2 August 3pm From $25

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Puccini: Tosca 12 September 7.30pm From $25 Liszt, Wagner & Grieg: Death & Fate 7 November 7.30pm From $25 Handel: Messiah 6 December 3pm From $25

Saskia Wilson

Omega Ensemble Inner Landscapes 16 July 7pm $39

Marco Borggreve

Eddy Summers

The acclaimed chamber group brings a stirring program alive with music by John Corigliano, Jessie Montgomery and a world premiere from Australian composer Paul Stanhope. At the evening’s heart is Franz Schubert’s breath-taking String Quartet No. 14, “Death and the Maiden”, arranged for chamber orchestra by Gustav Mahler.

Sydney Symphony Orchestra with Håkan Hardenberger 7 August 7.30pm From $30.50 Described as ‘the best trumpet player in the galaxy’, Swedish virtuoso Håkan Hardenberger leads the brass and percussion musicians of the Sydney Symphony in a shimmering program showcasing the brilliant colour and depth of brass music.

Book at thejoan.com.au

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Eddy Summers

Q Theatre

For over six decades, Q Theatre has inspired creativity and nurtured artists. With our studios and professional theatre here at The Joan, we offer diverse programs designed to connect communities through performance, including a year-round calendar of workshops to develop skills and build confidence for people of all ages and abilities.

Much more than a venue, we are a creative engine. We provide a professional platform for local artists through the Mulgoa Stories residency, where new Western Sydney narratives are nurtured from spark to stage. We also believe in the power of the next generation, hosting The RIFF for high school students to create and perform original works on our stage.

Come and experience the power and joy of performance with us.

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Classes & Workshops

Q offers a variety of learning experiences, from weekly drama workshops for ages 5 to adults and participants with disability, to our Agile not Fragile mature-age dance classes. Holiday workshops for drama, dance and creative development take place each school holidays, and the Q Theatre Performance Ensemble allows passionate young performers in Western Sydney to experience the thrill of working on a full-scale production in a professional theatre setting.

See thejoan.com.au/q-theatre

Eddy Summers

Theatre

A Midsummer Night’s Dream 13 June 1.30pm & 6pm From $30 The debut production of Q’s 2026 Youth Performance Ensemble experience the energy and creativity of Western Sydney’s next generation of theatre-makers in this fresh interpretation of Shakespeare’s beloved comedy. Age 12 and up.

Winter school holiday workshops Fairytales & Folklore 6-10 July Annual Showcase 2026 19 September Spring school holiday workshops 2 October Peter Pan Junior Performance Ensemble 26 & 27 November

The Riff 2026: In The Making 19 June 12pm & 7pm From $25 This annual hands-on theatre program for local high schools brings young artists together with industry professionals to create and perform original works. Through collaboration, creativity and practical experience, students gain valuable insights into the rehearsal and performance processes.

Book at thejoan.com.au

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SHARE OUR SPACES Whether you’re looking for a special wedding setting, an intimate lounge for a record launch, or a full-blown concert hall presentation, it’s all here – we have the spaces, and the skilled professional staff to elevate your event.

Lewers: Penrith Regional Gallery has two light and airy studio spaces ideal for workshops, meetings, presentations and training. Café at Lewers provides a gorgeous garden setting for weddings, parties, business functions and whenever you need superb top-quality catering and service.

The Joan offers concert venues, theatres, foyers, studios and meeting rooms, as well as orchestral, ensemble and practice spaces suitable for performances, conferences, festivals, corporate functions, rehearsals and events of all shapes and sizes.

Create your special experience with us.

Venue Hire

For more information and to get in touch, see thejoan.com.au/hire-our-venue Photographs by Becs Viveash, Maja Baska and Rob Studdert

Support us

Penrith has always been told its stories belong somewhere else. We’ve spent 35 years proving otherwise.

At The Joan, The Con, The Q and Lewers, we don’t just present work. We make it here, with the people who live here, about the life that gets lived here. And somewhere in Western Sydney right now, a fifteen-year-old is working out who they are through music, or movement, or paint, or words on a stage. They probably don’t know yet that they need us. We already know we need them.

Your support makes the difference between that young person finding their path and missing it entirely. It funds scholarships for young artists who can’t afford to wait for permission. It makes residencies possible for the makers who need time and space, not just ambition. It opens our galleries and stages to people who’ve been told culture is for someone else, somewhere else.

Penrith’s story doesn’t tell itself. Help us tell it.

See thejoan.com.au/about/support-us

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Whatever you can give, give it knowing this: there is no other organisation doing this work, in this place, for these people.

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Calendar The Joan Morning Melodies: Sons of Sun

Music

24 June

GRIMM: Tales from the Brothers Grimm

Theatre

26 June

MIDDLE RAGED: A musical meltdown

Theatre

3 & 4 July

Morning Melodies: Broadway’s Golden Age

Music

22 July

Vika and Linda: Where do you come from?

Music

24 July

Marty Sheargold: The Red Card Tour

Comedy

31 July

Jonathan Biggins: The Gospel According to Paul

Theatre

13-15 August

Saplings

Theatre

25 August

Morning Melodies: Beatles to Bacharach

Music

26 August

Morning Melodies: Home Grown

Music

23 September

Where is the Green Sheep?

Family

29 & 30 September

Wolf

Dance

7 October

Morning Melodies: A Life Centre Stage

Music

28 October

Georgie Carroll: INFECTIOUS

Comedy

14 November

Morning Melodies: Piano Legends

Music

25 November

Pevan & Sarah in Concert

Family

26 November

Morning Melodies: A Christmas Affair

Music

16 December

Q Theatre A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Youth Performance Ensemble)

13 June

The Riff 2026: In The Making

19 June

Winter school holiday workshops: Fairytales & Folklore

6-10 July

Annual Showcase 2026

19 September

Spring school holiday workshops

2 October

Peter Pan (Junior Performance Ensemble)

26 & 27 November

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Lewers: Penrith Regional Gallery Biennale Open Day

13 June

2026 Penrith Youth Art Prize

7 June – 9 September

Ngalawan: We Live. We Remain. Leanne Tobin

4 July – 1 November

Penrith Open Studio

19 September – 1 November

Spring Open Day

19 September

Piece by Piece

14 November 2026 – 28 February 2027

Penrith Conservatorium of Music Penrith Youth Orchestra: Origins+

21 June

Penrith Con Scholarship Students: Prelude

25 June

Penrith Con Students: Winter Recital

15 July

Penrith Youth Orchestra: Pulse+

16 August

Richard Bonynge Ensemble: Pinocchio

6 October

Valda Silvy Ensemble: Spring Recital

7 October

Penrith Youth Orchestra: Evolve+

15 November

Penrith Con Scholarship Students: Finale

10 December

Classical Music Penrith Symphony Orchestra: Pops for Tots

14 June

Omega Ensemble: Inner Landscapes

16 July

Penrith Symphony Orchestra: Beethoven & Shostakovich

2 August

Sydney Symphony Orchestra with Håkan Hardenberger

7 August

Penrith Symphony Orchestra: Puccini’s Tosca

12 September

Sydney University Symphony Orchestra: Modern Myths

1 November

Penrith Symphony Orchestra: Liszt, Wagner & Grieg

7 November

Penrith Symphony Orchestra: Handel’s Messiah

6 December

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Cover images Front The Joan, Penrith. Photo by Rob Studdert Back Michael Coppin, Juluwarlu Arts & Culture, at Lewers: Penrith Regional Gallery, 25th Biennale of Sydney opening.

Photo by Maja Baska

Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre Q Theatre | Penrith Conservatorium of Music 597 High Street, Penrith 02 4723 7600 thejoan.com.au penrithconservatorium.com.au Lewers: Penrith Regional Gallery 86 River Road, Emu Plains 02 4735 1100 penrithregionalgallery.com.au