News Event
Event, Midland
Conjuring home in big and small ways
Artists Elham Eshraghian-Haakansson and Rebecca Riggs-Bennett will be drawing on our stories about our homes, when they present their workshop Mapping the Collective at CAN's one day conference Making Time.
30 October 2023
News, Midland
Making Time 2023
A day of creativity and conversation around arts, culture and transformation.
13 September 2023
Event, Belmont
Celebrating the launch of Noongar Lullabies in Belmont
The Lullabies Team had a fantastic filled with music, storytelling, and craft as we celebrated the launch of our new location… Belmont!
18 July 2023
Event, Bunbury
Celebrating Intercultural Lullabies Bunbury
Join Community Arts Network and the Bunbury community in a celebration of language and culture through song.
09 November 2022
News, Kalamunda
Making Time 2022 - Experience a day of immersion in arts, culture and self care
Join us at the start of the world famous Bibbulmun Track for a day of creativity, cultural connection, inspiration and self care.
31 October 2022
Event, Mandurah, Melville
Creative Workshop: Ngala Bidi - Our Paths
Join artists Geri Hayden, Noelene Mantellato, and Sandy McKendrick to create a land art installation.
24 October 2022
Event, Perth
Ngaluk Waangkiny launched at ABC Perth
Last Friday we celebrated National Reconciliation Week and the launch of CAN's exciting new legacy project Ngaluk Waangkiny (Us Talking) which includes a short film, a series of podcasts and a book.
03 June 2022
Event, Mandurah
The magic of Lullabies at Mandurah Arts Festival
The community of Mandurah experienced the magic of CAN’s Lullabies at the Intercultural Lullabies performance at Mandurah Arts Festival.
24 November 2021
Event, Perth
Rooted in Freedom
A collaboration between Soul Alphabet and CAN, Rooted in Freedom aimed to inspire young bla(c)k women aged between 16 and 28 to honour their freedom and express themselves authentically through the written word.
01 May 2021
Event, Perth
Man On! by Teatro Latinx
CAN supported Teatro Latinx again to produce Man On! – a theatre show which took the changing rules of the Australian migration system to the soccer pitch.
12 April 2021
