- Sat 21st June, 10:30am -

Dr Debra Dank joins First Nations poets from The Poet’s Voice for a reading and panel discussion celebrating First Nations languages from across the continent.

- Sat 21st June, 10:30am -

Judith Brett and Iola Mathews discuss the origins of the Women’s Electoral Lobby and powerhouse Beatrice Faust.

- Sat 21st June, 12:00pm -

Dominique Hes discusses the importance of nature for our urban environments and souls with Dave Witty.

- Sat 21st June, 1:30pm -

Clare Wright and Inala Cooper discuss the impact of First Nations activism.

- Sat 21st June, 3:00pm -

Michael Visontay talks about the maverick antiquarian bookseller in his family who broke up the world’s most famous book, the Gutenberg Bible.

- Sat 21st June, 3:00pm -

Featuring Kon Karapanagiotidis CEO of the ASRC, Besha Rodell, Jonathan Green and Deborah Ong.

- Sat 21st June, 4:30pm -

Cultural archaeologist Sean Reynolds chats to Nick Gadd about fading signs and stories of the Western suburbs.

- Sat 21st June, 4:30pm -

Kate Grenville and Marcia Langton recentre First Nations narratives along the Hawkesbury ricer. In conversation with Kemi Nekvapil.

- Sat 21st June, 7:30pm -

Readings from Alice Pung, Thuy On, Chris Flynn and Miriam Sved on the Kylie Minogue songs they can’t get out of their heads. Followed by a dance party.

- Sun 22nd June, 10:30am -

Pre-eminent Russia expert Sheila Fitzpatrick gives a 30-mintue crash course on recent Russian history.

- Sun 22nd June, 12:00pm -

James Bradley and local marine biologist Sandy Webb plunge into the ocean’s wonders with Simon Mustoe.

- Sun 22nd June, 1:30pm -

Lucinda ‘Froomes’ Price, Sinead Stubbins and Cher Tan discuss the frontline of late-stage capitalism in a girl boss era.

- Sun 22nd June, 3:00pm -

Melanie Cheng, Katia Ariel and Gabriel Weston talk about the things that make life worth living when faced with darkness.