PAC Australia - APAX

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PAC Australia is the national peak body representing and supporting performing arts centres, presenters and producers across Australia and delivering the annual Australian Performing Arts Exchange (APAX).

Photos from PAC Australia - APAX's post 23/09/2026

🎭 OPPORTUNITIES 🎭

⭐️ AusArt Day

Registrations close Thursday 24 September to participate in AusArt Day with Creative Australia.

πŸ”— creative.gov.au/ausartday-2026

⭐️ Train with PAC Australia in 2027

Set aside funds for professional development for you and your team in 2027 with our training programs.

πŸ”— paca.org.au/training/

πŸ“· by various.

22/09/2026

Host the 2027, 2028 or 2029 Australian Performing Arts Exchange.

Put your venue at the heart of the action and bring the Australian and Aotearoa/New Zealand live performance sector to your own backyard.

Expressions of interest have opened for venues or organisations interested in hosting APAX in 2027, 2028 or 2029. Submissions due by Monday, 26 October 2026.

Download the information packet for full information.
πŸ”— shorturl.at/qGHQf

πŸ“· by Alex Sibbison. Image from APAX 2026 in Magandjin I Brisbane.

Photos from PAC Australia - APAX's post 17/09/2026

🎭 OPPORTUNITIES 🎭

⭐️ Collaborate!

A playful, practical two-day intensive exploring creative collaboration with people disabilities, led by In-Person Creative.

πŸ”— inclusivecreativepractice.com/brisbane-artists-workshop

⭐️ Second Cities

Watch back a discussion on the Second Cities collaboration between four major arts organisations: Geelong Arts Centre, Merrigong Theatre Co, Home of the Arts, Canberra Theatre Centre, led by Creative Plus Business.

πŸ”— www.crowdcast.io/c/second-cities-roadmap

πŸ“· by various.

15/09/2026

🚨 PAC Australia Board Nominations Close TOMORROW 🚨

PAC Australia are calling for nominations to our Board and we are seeking a strong, diverse field of candidates to continue to strengthen our skills-based board representation.

We are specifically hoping to hear from individuals with a background in finance, governance, human resources, legal or fundraising/development β€” candidates need not come from within the sector to bring these skills. Growing the diversity of our Board is a priority too, and we particularly welcome nominations from people who identify as CALD or CARM, and from First Nations candidates.

To nominate, please complete this form noting you must seek PAC Australia members to officially nominate and second your submission.

If you don’t meet the above candidate requirements, but there is a superstar on your team who'd be a great fit, please also encourage them to put their hand up.

If you would like to discuss a board nomination, please reach out to [email protected] in the first instance. Nominations will close on Wednesday, 16 September.

πŸ”— apaca.formstack.com/forms/boardnom

πŸ“· by Alex Sibbison. Image from APAX 2026 in Magandjin I Brisbane.

14/09/2026

APAX comes to an end for another year and we would like to take this opportunity to say thank you.

Thank you to all our speakers, pitching artists and producers, our homes for the week of QPAC, Queensland Theatre Company, Metro Arts, The West End Electric and to our wonderful APAX partners: Maxwood Technology Australia, d&b audiotechnik, Schuler Shook, Charcoalblue, Vivaticket, Yamaha Music Australia, Hours After Design, Barking Gecko Arts, The Hey Mate Project and Brisbane Festival.

Thank you to our travel bursary supporters who helped to send delegates to APAX: Arts Queensland CreateSA, Department of Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport, Arts Tasmania, CircuitWest and Creative Australia.

And a big thank you to our delegates for attending APAX in Magandjin I Brisbane, we look forward to seeing you again in 2027.

Photos from PAC Australia - APAX's post 12/09/2026

APAX Day 5.

Yesterday we wrapped another year of the Australian Performing Arts Exchange and for the energy, ideas and insight you brought to your week in Magandjin I Brisbane.

Until next time...

πŸ“· by Alex Sibbison. Images from APAX 2026 in Magandjin I Brisbane.

11/09/2026

APAX Day 5.

We close the end of a very full week with the second day of our APAX conference - filled with panels, workshops and breakouts exploring the ideas and issues at the centre of the live performance sector today.

Thank you to everyone for the work and energy you brought to APAX 2026.

Photos from PAC Australia - APAX's post 11/09/2026

APAX Day 4.

We opened our APAX Conference with a special performance from Tenzin Choegyal followed by an enlightening conversation between musician Ben Folds and Rachel Healy (QPAC), facilitated by Fergus Linehan (Carriageworks) exploring the extent to which politics influences what is on our stages.

The afternoon continued with fascinating panels, deep dives, conversations and workshops exploring the important questions and provocations at the heart of the live performance sector.

Now into our final day of APAX 2026!

πŸ“· by Alex Sibbison. Images from APAX 2026 in Magandjin I Brisbane.

10/09/2026

πŸ“’ PAC Australia Update πŸ“’

We are delighted to share that we are expanding our east coast presence and opening a Gadigal I Sydney office led by our Executive Director Katherine Connor from the beginning of 2027 (we are still retaining our Perth office).

This is a strategic decision to increase PAC Australia’s ability to represent our members in-person, particularly in matters of national advocacy and government liaison.

Stay tuned for more information, updates and new address details!

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Level 12, 197 Street Georges Terrace
Perth, WA
6000