Ultimo

3 exhibitions will be launched during NAIDOC week.These exhibitions will be visible to the community- the works will be ...

Learn how to play the fascinating- awe-inspiring taiko! Join our 90-minute introduction workshop.Play Taiko -will leave ...

Simone's voice and music have been described as -'world class'- -'drenched with soul and feeling' -and -'utterly amazing...

Drummer Andrew Dickeson and friends will be celebrating the great 'tenor battle' tradition at Foundry 616.Following in t...

Anna Salleh and Guy Strazz Afro Latin Moods Quartet with Loretta Palmeiro and Jess CiampaAnna Salleh and Guy Strazz brea...

This program focuses on being active and safe in the water while also building up social connections.Booking for this session is done with the centre's reception teamCovid-safe guidelinesCovid Safe measures are currently in place at our centre. Signing a Covid registry and temperature checks are compulsory on entering. Please bring your own towel and maintain social distancing while visiting. Hand sanitizes are readily available throughout the centrePlease note that Ian Thorpe Aquatic and Fitness Centre has gone cashless. Payments will need to be made via EFTPOS at reception. This has been brought in as part of the centre's Covid Safe plan.

Having won the Armenian version of The Voice in 2013 and building a reputation as a talent to watch- Masha Mnjoyan- emigrated to Australia in 2018.Before settling here- Masha worked across the world on many international stages and in leading venues- winning over audiences everywhere. Now Masha has also captivated Australian viewers with her incredible vocal talent- on her way to the semi-finals of 2020's The Voice Australia. She is a powerhouse singer- with an incredible range and technique- able to handle any sized room or auditorium- to bring the audience close to her by developing that magic connection all artists desire to create.At the same time she is capable of effortlessly switching her approach to a subtle- intimate style that allows her to succeed as a jazz and jazz-folk singer as well. Listen to her interpret love songs and ballads- where warmth- emotion and delicacy of expression are the keys- and you will marvel at her art.She has already performed last year at Foundry616 and now returns - post The Voice - with a fine band of outstanding local jazz musicians who are also capable of going into overdrive when required.Masha is the perfect package of the best of contemporary pop sensibility flavoured with a strong jazz influence and inflections of traditional Armenian music. A post-modern style for our rapidly changing post-modern world.Masha Mnoyan - vocals Marcello Maio - piano-keyboards Alex Hirlian - drums Michael Walder- - bassWe're a Covid-Safe venue. To find out what measures we are taking to protect our audience- staff and performers- visit our website.

Lilith Night is an international celebration of diverse female composer-performers- across a dizzying range of genres. A network of women music-makers and culture creators- directed by Australian musician Maryanne Piper- Lilith Night will feature the global fusion of sounds created by vocalist and kora player- Miriam Lieberman. The ensemble will perform compositions from international composers Sunna Gunnlaugs (Iceland)- Christina Fuchs (Ger)- Elisa Thorn (Canada) and Eve Beglarian (US-Armenian)- Australian composers Jenna Cave- Harri Harding- and many more.Special support: Kenya Wilkins Solo Piano Album LaunchKenya Wilkins will launch her third solo piano album 'So What Bach' a series of jams on JS Bach classics. Keyna Wilkins is a pioneering Australian-British composer-musician- solo-artist and leader of cutting-edge ensembles. Her music has been described as arresting and genre-blurring. She was one of three finalists in the Australian nation-wide APRA-AMCOS Art Music Awards for Individual Excellence 2018. Her compositions are performed internationally and published by Wirripang.A kaleidoscope of music to excite the senses!Maryanne Piper (clarinetist)- Kenya Wilkins (piano)- Rachel Drubetsky (trumpeter)- Chloe Kim (drums) and special guest- Miriam Lieberman (vocals and kora).Covid-safe planAll patrons are socially distanced inside the venue and must use sanitizer provided and enter individual contact details on entry. Face masks are available for those who want them. Hand sanitizer is provided and visible throughout the venue. People with any symptoms of colds or repeating dry coughs are not admitted and if such symptoms become visible after entry- would be asked to leave. Table service only except for those who are seated at the bar. There is no standing in groups allowed.

Ultimo Community Centre is now open for Table Tennis from 9:30am to 2:15pm- Monday to Thursdays - wheel chair accessibleTimingHourly sessions are offered at 9.30am- 10.45am- 12noon and 1.15pm respectively.The cost-Bookings are Free. However you must bring your own equipment. Or purchase bats and balls at the centre. With Covid-19 safety measures in place we do not offer equipment hire.Bookings are essentialEach booking is limited to 4 people (including dependants) per activity per hour. Due to a limited availability of sessions- each hirer can make a maximum of one booking in advance. You must bring your own equipment.To book or make an enquiry please contact us during our opening hours.Tel: 9298 3111 from 9.30am to 2.30pm Monday to ThursdayCovid-safe guidelinesVisitors will be asked to sign in by scanning the Centre QR code with a smart phone camera- complete the form and show the submission confirmation message to staff at reception on each entry.You will be required to comply with Covid-19 safety measures when attending a booking. These will be explained when you request a booking