Experience a unique digital art exhibition exploring historic pubs along Sydney's Parramatta train line.
Wednesday 7 April 2027
to Friday 8 May 2026
10:00am - 9:00pm
1A Marlborough St, Drummoyne NSW 2047, Australia
Free
Immerse yourself in a captivating digital exhibition that offers a poetic journey along the Parramatta train line. This artistic showcase uses super 8 film to capture fleeting moments and architectural details of historic pubs, blending past and present in a visually stunning narrative.
This exhibition presents two interrelated films displayed simultaneously, inviting viewers to explore the landscape and architecture adjacent to the train route between Central and Parramatta. The use of film-based media creates a nostalgic and uncanny atmosphere, enhanced by a specially composed soundtrack accessible via wireless headphones.
Visitors can anticipate an evocative experience that challenges conventional storytelling by focusing on the journey itself rather than a final destination. The artwork highlights the contrast between historic hotel buildings and their modern surroundings, offering a thoughtful reflection on Sydney's architectural heritage.
- Dates: April 7 to May 8, 2026
- Opening hours vary between 10:00 and 21:00, with earlier closing times on some days
- Location: The Digital Gallery, The Learning Space
- Admission: Free, no bookings required
This exhibition is suitable for parents and children interested in art, history, and cultural heritage, providing an engaging way to explore Sydney's urban landscape through innovative visual storytelling.
The exhibition is held at The Digital Gallery within The Learning Space, located at Civic Centre, 1A Marlborough Street, Drummoyne, Australia. The venue is accessible by public transport and offers a welcoming environment for families.
Visitors can find directions via online maps and are encouraged to plan their visit during opening hours. The gallery provides wireless headphones for an immersive audio experience, enhancing the visual journey.
This is a free event with no need for prior booking, making it easy for families to drop in at their convenience. The exhibition runs daily with varying opening hours, so checking the schedule before visiting is recommended.
The City of Canada Bay acknowledges the Wangal people as the traditional custodians of the land, reflecting a commitment to cultural respect and community engagement.
Admission to the exhibition is completely free, and no bookings are required. Visitors can simply arrive during opening hours to enjoy the display. For further information or assistance, contact details are provided below.
This event offers a wonderful opportunity for parents to introduce their children to contemporary art and local history in an accessible and inspiring setting.
