©2021 TryBooking Pty Ltd. Contact us • About us • Learning centre • Privacy policy • Website terms of use
Sell tickets online and event registration


Newcastle Writers Festival
Due to COVID-19, the 2019 Newcastle Writers Festival has been cancelled and no tickets are available. All buyers should have been contacted regarding refunds. Please email ticketing@newcastlewritersfestival.org.au with any concerns.
Current Events
Past Events
There are no current events for this event organiser. Please contact your event organiser.
-
Friday 20 November 2020The Independent Creative Alliance Newcastle (ICAN) is hosting this workshop from 9.30am to 12.30pm to explore the establishment of a peak body for the local arts sector. We are seeking your input so we can map a way forward in regard to strategic priorities, structure and membership. The workshop will include broad discussions as well as small group activities. The free, COVID-safe workshop will be facilitated by Kate Robinson and Charlotte Thaarup. Morning tea will be provided.Banquet Room, Lower Ground Floor, Newcastle City Hall
-
Sunday 5 April 2020Twenty-five years after her incendiary book about the Ormond College sexual harassment case was published, Helen Garner speaks about its impact and whether she still has the same questions about sex and power. Hosted by David Leser. Tickets $20Newcastle Conservatorium Concert Hall
-
Sunday 5 April 2020Newcastle Youth Orchestra’s Chamber Orchestra and Newcastle Writers Festival will present the Australian Premiere of Robert Kapilow’s music for Dr Seuss’s GREEN EGGS AND HAM. To open the program NYO will perform Mozart’s famous EINE KLEINE NACHTMUSIK, which tells a wonderful story through music.Newcastle Conservatorium Concert Hall
-
Saturday 4 April 2020Four ‘page’ poets and four spoken word artists go poem for poem to explore ‘uncommon’ ground. You pick the winning team. With Hera Lindsay Bird, Omar Sakr, Michael Farrell, Anna Jackson, Mel Ree, Melinda Smith, Chris Tse and wāni. Hosted by David Stavanger and Anne-Marie Te Whiu. Tickets $25Civic Playhouse
-
Saturday 4 April 2020Climate change is affecting the natural, social and economic welfare of the planet. What steps can we take – large and small – to create a solution? With Tim Flannery, and Patrice Newell. Hosted by Jane McCredie. Damon Gameau was previously advertised as being part of this session, but has withdrawn due to circumstances beyond our control. We apologise for any inconvenience. Tickets $25Newcastle Conservatorium Concert Hall
-
Saturday 4 April 2020LOVE MAGIC directed by Michael Ewans and BEHIND THE WIRE directed by Carl Caulfield. A young woman cast aside in a patriarchal society – a foreign national interrogated in a detention camp. Two short one-act plays from ancient Greece and contemporary Australia, linked together by the theme of oppression. Join us after the production for a conversation with the directors and actor Siobhan Caulfield. Hosted by Marguerite Johnson. Tickets $25Civic Playhouse
-
Saturday 4 April 2020What is driving unprecedented government intervention and what impact is it having on freedom of information and whistle-blower protection? With Paddy Manning, Kate McClymont and Margaret Simons. Hosted by Paul Scott. Sponsored by the Copyright Agency Cultural Fund. Tickets $15Concert Hall
-
Saturday 4 April 2020Charlotte Wood discusses her critically acclaimed novel THE WEEKEND, which centres on the intricacies of female friendships and the themes of ageing, love and loss. Hosted by Ailsa Piper. Please note the venue for this event has changed from the printed program. It is now in the Hunter Room. Tickets $20Hunter Room
-
Friday 3 April 2020‘You can reach the darkest point in your life and come back, and come good, even better.’ Legendary musician, songwriter and activist Archie Roach shares his extraordinary story of heartbreak and resilience at this special event. Archie will also perform. Hosted by Teela Ried. Master of Ceremonies: Dan Cox. Tickets $40Civic Theatre
- See More...