Author talk: The Schoolgirl, Her Teacher and his Wife
Join us in conversation with author of The Schoolgirl, Her Teacher and his Wife
Events
SMSA runs a wide variety of events for curious minds, literature lovers, and lifelong learners. Explore our full program of events which are open to everyone.
Guided walking tour at ANZAC Memorial for SMSA Members!
Guided walking tour at ANZAC Memorial for SMSA members
Film Matinee: Safety Last! (1923) and The Battleship Potemkin (1925)
Join us to watch famous films Safety Last (1923) and The Battleship Potemkin (1925), introduced by SMSA member, Peter Rainey.
Caring for wetlands and the climate: views from the Australian Museum
Join Jenny Newell from the Australian Museum’s Climate Solutions Centre to discuss how we can all step up to better care for wetlands.
The Cryptic Clue: An Afternoon with Amanda Hampson
Join us on the 9th April for an afternoon of mystery and crime with acclaimed author Amanda Hampson.
Classic Film Evening: Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (1927)
Join us to watch a classic film directed by F.W. Murnau with an introduction by SMSA member, Peter Rainey.
Author Talk: Dementia Journey: A Carer’s Guide to Dementia
Join us in conversation with authors of Dementia Journey: A Carer’s Guide to Dementia, Blanche Antonisen and Jennifer Muir.
Between the Lines: Conversations on the Art of Writing
Join us in conversation with authors Tim Ayliffe, Ashley Kalagian Blunt, Shankari Chandran and Ryan Butta as they delve into the intricate world of…
Author Talk: The Mystics Who Came to Dinner by Carmel Bendon
Dr Carmel Bendon shares insights into how her award-winning book, The Mystics Who Came to Dinner, came to be written.
Film Saturdays: Billy Wilder Double
Join us for an afternoon of film and conversation with SMSA member, Peter Rainey.
Film Saturdays: Driving Miss Daisy (1989)
Join us for an afternoon of film and conversation with Director Bruce Beresford and SMSA Member Peter Rainey. About the film: Driving Miss Daisy is…
A Christmas Carol: Public Reading by Geoffrey Usher
Join us for a public reading of Charles Dickens holiday classic A Christmas Carol by Geoffrey Usher.