Our monthly book club is perfect for avid readers seeking to connect with like-minded individuals and expand their literary horizons. With a diverse range of titles, from classics to contemporary works, there’s something to suit every reader’s taste. Held at Stratford Library from 4pm on the fourth Friday of the month. Local, independent book clubs are welcome to borrow our book sets.
Two best friends. Hinge hellscapes. Being newly single and completely untethered. is a bold, funny and emotionally raw new play exploring identity, grief and starting again in your thirties. With a cast of six, this ensemble work brings together chaotic nights, bad decisions, terrible exes, a psychic, a hot fireman - and the kind of loss that changes everything. Messy, playful and quietly devastating, this is a story about what happens after the dust settles and you’re left to figure out who you are. Written by Meg
is building a bridge between the Deaf and hearing worlds through comedy. It tells stories about sign language interpreting, teaching Auslan, Deaf culture, and connecting the community with hearing people. During the show Ben teaches elements of sign language to prepare for the Deaf revolution he is initiating. If you ever wanted to learn, laugh and become fluent in Auslan then this show is guaranteed to help that dream. (This show is not fully Auslan interpreted.)
Two best friends. Hinge hellscapes. Being newly single and completely untethered. is a bold, funny and emotionally raw new play exploring identity, grief and starting again in your thirties. With a cast of six, this ensemble work brings together chaotic nights, bad decisions, terrible exes, a psychic, a hot fireman - and the kind of loss that changes everything. Messy, playful and quietly devastating, this is a story about what happens after the dust settles and you’re left to figure out who you are. Written by Meg
V isit our libraries each month to get your free seat to some of the latest and most talked about film releases. B ookings are essential, with limited seating available. T hese sessions are for an adult audience, with film ratings of M and MA.
Ricki Wood (Song In 60 Minutes) performs at Stratford Courthouse.
Our monthly book club is perfect for avid readers seeking to connect with like-minded individuals and expand their literary horizons. With a diverse range of titles, from classics to contemporary works, there’s something to suit every reader’s taste. Held at Stratford Library from 4pm on the fourth Friday of the month. Local, independent book clubs are welcome to borrow our book sets.
Stratford Singer Songwriter Storytellers performs at Stratford Courthouse.
Comedy is coming with the 2026 Women of Wit. Starting in 2018, Women of Wit showcases the best new, emerging and established women in stand-up comedy. This year comedians coming to the Courthouse Theatre include: Tor Snyder (from Canada) Mae McCubbin (Finalist 2025 RAW Comedy) Freddie Arthur (Winner 2025 RAW Comedy - Victoria) Nicolette Minster (from The Project, The Cheap Seats, Sammy J) From Sydney, but coming to Stratford for Women of Wit, is Danielle Walker (Winner Taskmaster Season 1, NOMINATED Silver Logie fo
V isit our libraries each month to get your free seat to some of the latest and most talked about film releases. B ookings are essential, with limited seating available. T hese sessions are for an adult audience, with film ratings of M and MA.
Our monthly book club is perfect for avid readers seeking to connect with like-minded individuals and expand their literary horizons. With a diverse range of titles, from classics to contemporary works, there’s something to suit every reader’s taste. Held at Stratford Library from 4pm on the fourth Friday of the month. Local, independent book clubs are welcome to borrow our book sets.
V isit our libraries each month to get your free seat to some of the latest and most talked about film releases. B ookings are essential, with limited seating available. T hese sessions are for an adult audience, with film ratings of M and MA.
Our monthly book club is perfect for avid readers seeking to connect with like-minded individuals and expand their literary horizons. With a diverse range of titles, from classics to contemporary works, there’s something to suit every reader’s taste. Held at Stratford Library from 4pm on the fourth Friday of the month. Local, independent book clubs are welcome to borrow our book sets.
V isit our libraries each month to get your free seat to some of the latest and most talked about film releases. B ookings are essential, with limited seating available. T hese sessions are for an adult audience, with film ratings of M and MA.
Our monthly book club is perfect for avid readers seeking to connect with like-minded individuals and expand their literary horizons. With a diverse range of titles, from classics to contemporary works, there’s something to suit every reader’s taste. Held at Stratford Library from 4pm on the fourth Friday of the month. Local, independent book clubs are welcome to borrow our book sets.
V isit our libraries each month to get your free seat to some of the latest and most talked about film releases. B ookings are essential, with limited seating available. T hese sessions are for an adult audience, with film ratings of M and MA.
Our monthly book club is perfect for avid readers seeking to connect with like-minded individuals and expand their literary horizons. With a diverse range of titles, from classics to contemporary works, there’s something to suit every reader’s taste. Held at Stratford Library from 4pm on the fourth Friday of the month. Local, independent book clubs are welcome to borrow our book sets.
V isit our libraries each month to get your free seat to some of the latest and most talked about film releases. B ookings are essential, with limited seating available. T hese sessions are for an adult audience, with film ratings of M and MA.
Our monthly book club is perfect for avid readers seeking to connect with like-minded individuals and expand their literary horizons. With a diverse range of titles, from classics to contemporary works, there’s something to suit every reader’s taste. Held at Stratford Library from 4pm on the fourth Friday of the month. Local, independent book clubs are welcome to borrow our book sets.