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Kingston hosts numerous events that community members can take part in, as do some of our community groups.

Explore the events below to find out more about what's on.

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'Ikwewak (Women)' by Caroline Monnet

20 Mar 2026 In these photographic works on Kingston's lightboxes, Caroline Monnet invites women who are leaders in their fields to reclaim spaces that had previously been forbidden to their ancestors. These are the fifth and sixth work in a series that the artist began in 2016 in which she critically revisits major historical and art movements through an Indigenous lens.

Kingston Arts Centre, 979 Nepean Highway, Moorabbin 3189

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'Diva Worship' by Hannah Brontë

20 Mar 2026 A photographic collaboration with queer femmes and the sun. Harmonising the channel of cyanotype as both ritual and process, the work explores the act of queer self-portraiture as a radical practice of self-reclamation and embodied power, honouring the sacred Queer Femme. This exhibition is displayed inside Kingston Art Centre's galleries, and as a projection onto Kingston's Skybridge, nightly.

Kingston Arts Centre, 979 Nepean Highway, Moorabbin 3189

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We are not our names and we are not our bodies by David Rosetzky

20 Mar 2026 A new exhibition, developed through conversations and creative exchange with LGBTQIA+ community members connected to Kingston. Bringing together photography and sound, the new artworks reflects on how identity is lived and negotiated beyond fixed labels, through relationships, affect and the environments we move through.

Kingston Arts Centre, 979 Nepean Highway, Moorabbin 3189

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Computers "The Next Step"

20 Mar 2026 This course is for computer-literate beginners looking to refresh and expand their skills. Learn the basics of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, internet use, email, file management, and key platforms like eBay, Facebook Marketplace, and Zoom. Ideal for those who have completed an introductory computer course. Fluency in English and basic literacy are an advantage.

Cheltenham Community Centre, 8 Chesterville Road, Cheltenham 3192

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