With more sequins and sparkles than a Broadway musical, the Brunswick Picture House is glamour central in the month of January. It’s hard to beat the magic of being up close to the amazing, sometimes death-defying, often sexy, always cheeky, cabaret of the wild, weird, and wonderful.

Rising Tide Northern Rivers is showcasing two films tonight at the Brunswick Picture House, both about powerful direct action, celebrating the resistance rising in response to the global forces behind climate collapse and genocide.

Áine Tyrell was at the Bruns Picture House on Sunday, 8 June to give her final concert for a while.

A photographic exhibition presenting the stunning, unique beauty of the ‘Wallum’ landscape will be held at the Brunswick Picture House on Thursday December 19.

In the heart of the Northern Rivers, a critical conversation is about to unfold. On 23 October, the Brunswick Picture House will host 'Highway to Hell: Are we stuck in a Climate Action Cul-de-sac?'

After ten years of magic, Aiden Schofield is embarking on his first-ever live tour – this 60-minute spectacle will showcase Aiden’s incredible magic skills in what promises to be an unforgettable production and fun for the whole family to enjoy.

‘All the old salts have moved on… All the old salts have moved on… I’m wondering where they’ve gone…’

The Vagina Conversations took to the stage on Valentine's Day for their first show at the Brunswick Picture House.

From the award-winning Melbourne-based company A Good Catch Circus, Spenser Inwood is the director of the latest offering from Spaghetti Circus: Monumental. Seven spoke to Spenser last week, along with co-musical director Melia Naughton and Jayson, a young member of the troupe, to find out a bit more about the show.

Bowie, Elvis, Queen and Aretha will echo through the Brunswick Picture House next weekend in The Dead Legends Show.  Mullumbimby musician, Smokey Fields, and a...