Concert 1, 2pm
1. Clocks & Clouds Landscapes and Contours Kraig Grady & Terumi Narushima
2. Praveen Venkataramana Reflection III Greg van der Struik - trombone, Michael Hugh Dixon - horn
3. Michael Hugh Dixon Door of Many Mysteries - Reopened Wendy Dixon - soprano, Greg van der Struik - trombone, Michael Hugh Dixon - horn
4. Rohan Drape Fields Keyboard & electronics
5. Michael Hugh Dixon This Need Not Be - A Deepening Peter Leung - alto saxophone
6. Warren Burt Not a Clue Computer generated sounds

Concert 2, 4:30pm
1. Perfect Cents Ensemble Perfectly Censual Music Amanda Cole - lumatone, Alicia Crossley - recorder, Naomi Johnson - flute, Jared Underwood - Partch Diamond
2. Michael Hugh Dixon Rejoin Kathryn Bennetts - tenor recorder
3. Matthias Sebastian Krüger Mikrotonale Etüde 8 - Residual Kathryn Bennetts - tenor recorder, Michael Hugh Dixon- horn
4. Greg Schiemer AYU Live electronics
5. Behzad Ansari Inimitable Set Avaye Rood Ensemble

Omniversal Hum presents the highly anticipated debut Australian performance from the enigmatic London based band Moin, featuring Tom Halstead and Joe Andrews of the electronic outfit Raime, alongside visionary percussionist Valentina Magaletti.

Support comes from local sound adventurists Worlds Only, Alister Hill (guitar), Darren Lesaguis (spoken word), Jenny Trinh AKA Wytchings (electronics/vocals), Justin Tam AKA Tzekin (saxophone), Reginald Harris (bass) and Thomas William Smith AKA T. Morimoto (electronics). 

Ephemera: a musical exploration of celestial landscapes such as pulsars, craters, planetary atmospheres, stars, sun and void. Merging the sound worlds of jazz and contemporary classical, and set to real space sounds and projections, it is a unique sonic experience. Led by Keyna Wilkins (compositions, flute, piano) with Elsen Price (double bass), Will Gilbert (trumpet) and Jodie Michael (drumset).

Gadigal (Sydney) based pianist and composer Wilbur Whitta presents a new set of improvised music for piano and organ. Inspired by the likes of Craig Taborn, Cory Smythe and Kit Downes, the set will see Wilbur free-soloing between both instruments, navigating in the moment to find new paths up the mountain.

A family-friendly event, Women's Labor: Housework Commons is an interactive installation and performance that transforms domestic tools into musical instruments using machine learning and embedded sensor technologies. The artists - Jocelyn Ho, Sofy Yuditskaya and Margaret Anne Schedel - invite audiences to play custom-built musical instruments that are repurposed housework tools, to make interactive, collective music.

Housework Commons reimagines domestic labor—traditionally confined to the private sphere—as a public, communal creative act, challenging gender inequality in housework division. Housework Commons consists of three custom-built instruments: Embedded Iron, Rheostat Rotary Rack, and Embroidery Hoop. Ho, Schedel, and Yuditskaya are sound artists based in Australia, USA, and France.

On July 9th at Lazy Thinking (@lazythinking__ ) catch the 11th edition of The Blue Hour: an ambient music night exploring texture, atmosphere, and soundscapes through experimental and ambient performances.

Featuring performances by Penelope Trappes (@penelopetrappes ), Handclap (@handclap ) and LMDZ (DJ) (@lukemdezilva ).

If you love ambient, sound art and experimental music, come down and commune with the enchanting sound of these left-field performers.

Sydney-based musician, engineer, composer and producer, Miles Thomas presents their new work You Are Here - guided improvisations for sextet.

Miles Thomas - drums
Matt Keegan - tenor saxophone
Brendan Clark - bass guitar
Novak Manojlovic - piano
Peter Farrar - alto saxophone
Simon Ferenci - Trumpet

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4A and Prop Records present Gayab (ग़ायब) and Szem in an atmospheric evening of experimental and ambient music performance. Augmenting the exhibition Man&Wah: Propagate / Germinate / Bloom, this edition of our ongoing 4A LIVE program series is a blossoming of sonic textures and aural explorations, responding to and growing from the photomedia and installation work of Man&Wah. 

We invite you to join us on Friday 11 July from 6pm to 8pm with:

Gayab (ग़ायब)
Gayab is a continual vibration in drone experimentation using a hand me down harmonium, electronic tanpura, varying percussion & paan stained walkways of Harris Park as inspiration.

Szem
Szem is the left-field electronic project of visual and sound artist Laura Hunt. Szem means the eye, Szem is all the ways in which we see; through our body, through our third eye, through our memory, through each over.

Combining hardware and electronic sampling, percussive sculptures, cut-up vocals and poetry, Hunt seeks to decode and conjure the unseen, beckoning us into her ethereal world.

An evening of boundary defying film and musical performance, Sydney Experimental invites audiences to engage with works that challenge form, narrative, and perception. Showcasing emerging and established artists, this curated program explores the evolving language of experimental art in a contemporary context.

The night will be split in 2, starting off with 4 musicians, then an intermission, and then a pack of short films.

Carolyn Eccles, Mitch Riley, Stephen Adams, Nikki Heywood

In the apparent stillness of the chrysalis, a hidden metamorphosis unfolds — a slow, cellular reformation; a quiet, urgent becoming.

Chrysalides, the latest improvised performance from Chronology Arts Collective, is a meditation on transformation, temporality, and the delicate threshold between stasis and change.

A new suite by Novak Manojlovic performed by Ken Allars, Billy Ward, David Reglar, Alex Raupach, Yutaro Okuda, Max Alduca and Miles Thomas. Acoustic music.

Music at 7pm
w/ support by Ebs

HELP THOSE FLEEING THE GENOCIDE IN GAZA - ALL MONEY GENERATED BY THIS EVENT WILL BE DONATED DIRECTLY TO PALESTINE AUSTRALIA RELIEF AND ACTION (PARA)

TRIPTYCHS - POST PUNK
GOBLINVIOLENCE - MATHCORE
ANGEL GRINDR - INDUSTRIAL

On the back of their starry-eyed, doom-laden 2024 albums When Will You Be Here Again? (Grasps) and Ecstasy (Marcus Whale), these two Gadigal/Wangal-based night owls will join forces to commemorate the release of a split CD-R of new music out on BLUE VOID with an evening of cinematic performances spilling out from the dark cabaret bosom of The Vanguard stage and into the audience. Come down early for a live set of divine electronics from special guests Heart Armour. Stay late for a rare b2b DJ set from Grasps & Marcus Whale.

Join us for an afternoon of songs, featuring three artists whose practices traverse, transcend and include song-writing, exploratory music-making and improvisation.

Jon Flood
Laura Altman
Anthony Guerra

Doors 2pm. Music from 3pm. $15

JOHN GAVANTI (ARR. LOUIS WISHART) Mars and DNA
LOUIS WISHART Are Ye Then With God?
MADDY BRIGGS First Dog in Space
CLANCY REYNOLDS Bongpeople

Louis Wishart, Josh Shipton, Aidan Eccleshall, Uma Volkmer, Alex Tucker, Isabella Rahme, Alison Eom, Leo Apollonov.

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After the overwhelming response to our first venture into film screenings with a live score last year, the People's Republic is thrilled to welcome back one of the world's great silent film composers with another extraordinary quartet to play his score to a silent film masterpiece from the 1920s...

THE ADVENTURES OF PRINCE ACHMED (1926)

Phillip Johnston: alto saxophone, composition
James Greening: trombone
Alister Spence: keyboards
Casey Golden: keyboards

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Parallels is a series of improvised duo gigs curated by saxophonist Sam Gill, each presenting two duos and culminating in an all-in quartet set. For the second edition, we'll be immersed in the richness of strings and winds in two exciting duo projects.

SAM GILL & JOSEPH FRANKLIN
Sam Gill - saxophones
Joseph Franklin - semi-hollow bass guitar

CLAYTON THOMAS & FREYA SCHACK-ARNOTT
Clayton Thomas - double bass
Freya Schack-Arnott - cello

Abi Lee & Alister Spence
Alister Spence - piano
Abi Lee - piano

Gabriella Hill Quartet
Gabriella Hill - Tenor Saxophone
Cameron Undy - Bass
Eric Tsai - Guitar
Alex Tucker - Drums

LLEAFLITTER + HHOST COLLAB

Peter Blamey

Couch (Laura Altman & Danny Wild)

Impetus: the force or energy with which a body moves.

Each Thursday, celebrate a unique voice in the Sydney music scene and the influences that have shaped their distinctive sonic world.

Impetus is a one of a kind showcase offering audiences an intimate journey into each artist’s creative process, revealing the inspirations, stories, and sounds that define them.

Experience an electrifying night of contemporary jazz led by two of Australia’s most acclaimed saxophonists.

Sandy Evans - tenor and soprano saxophone
Andrew Robson - alto and baritone saxophone, recorder
Brett Hirst - bass
Hamish Stuart – drums, percussion, tin whistle

Hayes Street Studio is thrilled to present pianist and composer Joseph Havlat in a rare recital that features a newly composed works by Australian composer Lisa Illean: her piano Sonata in ten parts.  Alongside this work, Joseph will perform a section from Bent Sørensen's "12 Nocturnes". 

Lisa Illean: Sonata in ten parts
Bent Sørensen: 12 Nocturnes

Joseph Franklin (electric bass guitar) and Ben Carey (electronics) proudly celebrate the release of their live collaborative tape recorded last year.

Ustad Irfan Khansahib is the highly renowned scion of the Lucknow Shahjahanpur lineage of sarod players. Representing more than 10 generations of court musicians/ international performers, composers and teachers, he has inherited an enormous repertoire of traditional material from his forefathers. Based in Kolkata he has toured the world many times to critical acclaim.

Bobby Singh is a highly experienced accompanist on tabla to many of the leading artists of Hindustani Music. As a leading disciple of Pandit Aneesh Pradhan, Bobby is beautifully trained in the art of accompaniment and creates a beautiful space for his fellow musician to flourish and connect with audiences.

Join us in Sydney for an intimate piano and flute concert and fundraising event for the development a ground-breaking, new international independent Documentary about the Queer & LBT Woman community in Indonesia, "The Emerald's Touch".

6 pm: Doors Open, including your Meal and Beverage time
6:30 pm: Introduction by director Alfred Pek, Hendrika Kelan, and our International Producer and Project Partners
6:45 pm: Original compositions and improvisations by pianist-composer Saoirse Prince
7:30 pm: Soairse Prince (piano) and Keyna Wilkins (flute) Duo
8:15 pm: Poetry & Performance by Hendrika Kelan & Film Q&A time

Zodiac are thrilled to mark the release of their second record ‘From’ with a live performance of the album on July 19th at St Stephen's Uniting Church.

Jordan Chung – Piano
Hinano Fujisaki – Tenor Saxophone
Sabine Tapia – Double Bass
Manson Luk – Drums

Short film 7pm; Music 7:15pm

Bukhu - Khuumii (Harmonic overtone throat singing) and Morin Khuur (Horsehead fiddle)
Nosh Mistry - Electronic composition
Together, Bukhu and Nosh forge a unique musical dialogue. The duo creates rich, expansive soundscapes that can be at once meditative and electrifying, grounding the listener in a deep sense of history while simultaneously propelling them into the future of sound. Their music defies categorization, drawing from world music, experimental electronic, and contemporary classical influences, resulting in a sound that is uniquely their own.

Noitcurtsed Nodnet

Daniel Raymond - drums
Aidan Wong - tenor saxophone
Eric Tsai - electric guitar
Ravi T-Ray - piano

kankan (Maira Shimada)

kankan is a solo performance project of Maira Shimada using (for this show) radio, shinobue (Japanese bamboo flute), and other methods. Fishing around in an exponential pond of noise.

Chloe dedicates the final year of her 20s to a deeply personal and creative journey. Throughout 2025, she will focus each month on learning, growing, and creating, sharing her process through monthly performances.

These performances are RSVP only. To reserve your spot and receive event details, please email chloekim12months@gmail.com

Echoes of ancient landscapes, resonate with the spirit of the land that has witnessed millennia. "Reflections from Home" is a testament to the enduring connection between First Nations people and the landscapes that have shaped their stories. Experience a night woven with threads of land, memory, and resilience, in an artistic tapestry that invites you to delve into the depths of First Nations' connections with home and heritage through the transformative power of the arts.

HOLLY HARRISON Sylvan      
DANIEL ROJAS  ...Of Magic and Realism 
TRISTAN COELHO  As the Dust Settles  
CAMERON LAM  Paint by Numbers       
ANNE BOYD  Prayers to the Light    
TIM HANSEN  Pencils         

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Parallels is a series of improvised duo gigs curated by saxophonist Sam Gill, each presenting two duos and culminating in an all-in quartet set. For the third edition, we'll hear rich textural explorations from two sonically diverse duos.

SAM GILL & CHRIS ABRAHAMS
Sam Gill - saxophones
Chris Abrahams - piano

MONICA BROOKS & CLARE COOPER
Monica Brooks - piano/accordion
Clare Cooper - guzheng/harp

Theo Carbo; guitar, Hilary Geddes; guitar

THE WELLSPRING - Jacques Emery; bass, guitar, percussion, Thomas Avgenicos; Trumpet, Imogen Cygler; Violin, Voice, Roshan Kumarage; Accordion, Hilary Geddes; Acoustic and electric guitars, Theo Carbo; Acoustic and electric guitars, Chloe Kim; Percussion

Jane's 2022 album ‘I am tree, I am a mouth’ was listed on the New Yorker's Notable Recordings of that year, alongside the Berlin Radio Symphony and Björk. Her follow-up release, ‘Flowermuscle’, comes out June 27, and she's been working with brilliant audio artist and frequent collaborator Bob Scott to create a surround sound performance for Phoenix.

With an international reputation for highly specialised contemporary opera and art music for voice, Jane's own music shows the influence of the avant garde. Described as “riveting” (New York Times) and “gripping and expressive” (Financial Times), Jane’s work focuses on the experience of altered or transformative states of being.

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Sandy Evans: Saxophones, composer
Renowned Indian Jazz ensemble Shakti Spirit celebrate female creativity through the shared joy of improvised music-making. This ensemble transcends music, offering a experience of cultural exchange.

Nadhamuni Gayatri Bharath: Voice, composer
Jess Green: Guitar
Pirashanna Thevarajah: Mridangam and other percussion
Prahlad Iyer: Ghatam and other percussion

Music For Change team up once again with Lazy Thinking to bring you an afternoon of leftfield, eclectic and downtempo electronic music. 100% of profits from pre-sale tickets and door sales are being donated to Dahnoun Mututal Aid, a group of grassroots Gazawi organizers working to provide life-sustaining aid in Gaza. 

E Davd (Live) [Pure Space/Music For Change] - https://soundcloud.com/edavd
Suzu [Ear Contact] - https://soundcloud.com/suzu_who
Ulia [Undisclosed] - https://soundcloud.com/uliatechno
Lovefromsoph [Syllabus Recordings] - https://soundcloud.com/lovefromsoph
Andrew Wowk [2SER/Music For Change] - https://soundcloud.com/andrew-wowk

Society of Cutting Up Men - A bad omen of primordial darkness that has lost her way and ended up in this so-called dimension. https://www.instagram.com/scum.noise/

Mx Robert Frost - A wizard who lives in the mountains, exploring the way sounds interact with perception to allow changed mental states. https://www.instagram.com/mxrobertfrost/

Atavus Infectum - Self-appointed Summoner-in-Chief of the Blue Mountains Void Observance League Inc. Aural histories of the void and observances to the old gods. https://www.instagram.com/atavusinfectum/

Noitcurtsed Nodnet
Daniel Raymond - drums
Aidan Wong - tenor saxophone
Eric Tsai - electric guitar
Ravi T-Ray - piano

Hectet (NZ)
Hector McLachlan - piano
Phoebe Johnson - bass
Lennox Grootjans - drums
Jasper Holloway - guitar

Fully Acoustic Debut CD Launch for Sydney's Finest Improvising Quartet

BELIEVE
Peter Farrar, saxophones and percussion
Novak Manojlovic, piano and percussion
Clayton Thomas, double bass and percussion
Laurence Pike, drums and percussion

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Pianist Ronan Apcar and Ensemble Apex present a showcase of Sydney composers at ACO On The Pier on the harbour.

DULCIE HOLLAND Serious Procession
DAN ROJAS La Gran Salsa
NIGEL WESTLAKE out of the blue
DULCIE HOLLAND Conversation for Piano
DULCIE HOLLAND Concertino for Piano and Strings

Planks & Percussion: a series of works composed by three drummer/percussionists.

Inspired by found objects, knick-knacks, and planks of wood, performer-composers Bree van Reyk, Niki Johnson, and Hayley Chan unite to present three original compositions. Building on their debut performance of van Reyk’s A Series of States at the Art Gallery of NSW, their appearance at Local Edition deepens their exploration of guided improvisation, sonic environments, and evocations of the natural world—revealing the vast textures and terrains that can emerge from a percussion ensemble.

Johannes Brahms - Trio for Clarinet, Cello, and Piano
Sally Greenaway – Piano Trio “Le Parc Monceau”
Michael Torke – Telephone Book
Alice Chance - Inhalations
Heitor Villa-Lobos – Jet Whistle
Oliver Muller - Petrie Creek Road (world premiere*) for flute, clarinet, and piano
Amanda Harberg – Court Dances

Ewa Kowalski - Flutes, Andrew Kennedy - Clarinets/artistic director, Anna Rutkowska - Piano, Dan Russell - Violin, Robert Jackson - Cello, Oliver Muller - Composer

AVÉ (Australian Vocal Ensemble) presents Gwen Harwood’s poetry brought to life in new works by Australian composers for AVÉ, blending text and voice in an intimate exploration of thought, memory, and song.

Andrew O’Connor/Gwen Harwood Thought is Surrounded by a Halo
Kevin Barker/Gwen Harwood A Little Night Music  
Joseph Twist/Gwen Harwood Refugee 
Anne Cawrse/Gwen Harwood Beyond all words 
Perry Joyce/Gwen Harwood My father’s gun 
Stephen Leek/Gwen Harwood Light to Stone
Paul Stanhope/Gwen Harwood Triste
Thomas Green/Gwen Harwood Last Meeting
Elena Kats-Chernin/Gwen Harwood The Wound
Sally Whitwell/Gwen Harwood Halo

When genetic code becomes melody, musicians and science data collide in a beautiful experiment where musicians shape the chaos of genes into music.

Mark Temple - Science and Music concept, Drums, Paul Smith - Piano, Mike Anderson - Guitar, Paul Scott - Bass, The DNA Sequence - Synthesisers, String or Wind Instruments

Christopher TIN The Lost Birds: An Extinction Elegy
Joseph TWIST Timeless Land: An Australian Song Cycle
Nardi SIMPSON New work†
Joanna FORBES L’ESTRANGE A Season to Sing: Autumn and Winter*

Brett Weymark conductor
Chamber Singers
Sydney Philharmonia Ensemble

Anna Clyde - Stride
Aaron Copland - Clarinet Concerto
Graeme Koehne - Double Concerto (World Premiere)

Michael Collins - Solo Clarinet
David Rowden - Solo Clarinet
Omega Ensemble

Germ Studies brings an evening of musical transformation, through sound and melodic experimentation.

Germ Studies is the inspired Australian pairing of renowned pianist Chris Abrahams and harpist Clare Cooper. Rather than presenting the expected harmonic interplay of piano and harp, the duo conjure immersive sonic environments that feel simultaneously ancient and futuristic. With the crystalline resonance of the 1380s Chinese guzheng meeting the shimmering textures of a 1980s Japanese DX7 synthesiser, their music is a study in contrasts: organic and electronic, meditative and ecstatic, familiar and alien.

Jackie Hartenberger, conductor

Paul Hindemith - Symphony in B-flat
Catherine Likhuta - Sure-Fire, Concerto for Horn and Wind Ensemble (Carla Blackwood, horn soloist)
Melody Eötvös - Hun Tur
Dances of Old Sydney Suite I.The Australian Volunteer Galop - Miss E.C. Wilson, arr. Will Hartley-Keane, II.The Twofold Bat Waltzes - Georgina Isabella Keon, arr. Mieke Florisson, III.Currency Lasses - Tempest Margaret Paul, arr. Hayden Taylor
Kevin Day - Concerto for Wind Ensemble

Italian toy piano and toy instrument specialist Antonietta Loffredo will perform a variety of contemporary and classical works by Australian and International composers in this one-of-a-kind recital dedicated to musical toys.

Antonietta will be joined by Diana Blom, Alana Blackburn, and Paul Smith. The evening will culminate in the rarely performed Toy Symphony by Josef Haydn.

Works by Diana Blom, Paul Smith, Gian Paolo Luppi, Michael Hannan, and Stephen Montague.

Maryam Rahmani, David Moran, and Sebastian Collen come together in a unique collaboration that bridges Persian classical music, experimental composition, and contemporary Western performance. Rooted in Maryam’s Iranian heritage and mastery of the Santur, the trio explores rich sonic landscapes shaped by David’s virtuosic cello performance and Seb’s conceptual compositions.

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Pianist Rob Hao performs a programme of Romantic and contemporary piano music.

Michael Finnissy - Tenth Political Agenda *(World premiere)
Dominic Flynn - The Delacourt Bucket
Kaija Saariaho - Ballade
Claude Debussy - 'Pagodes' and 'La soirée dans Grenade' from Estampes
Claude Vivier - Shiraz
Michael Finnissy - Midsummer morn, from English country-tunes
Frederic Chopin - Two Nocturnes op 62

This performance will feature original compositions which draw on multiple musical styles including jazz, world and classical music. The program will also feature deep dives into the world of free improvisation. Virtuoso instrumentalists on reeds, piano accordion and piano.

Sandy Evans is an internationally renowned saxophonist, composer, music researcher and teacher with a passion for improvisation and new music.

Gary Daley is a highly regarded Australian composer, pianist, accordionist and teacher from Springwood in the Blue Mountains.

Chloe dedicates the final year of her 20s to a deeply personal and creative journey. Throughout 2025, she will focus each month on learning, growing, and creating, sharing her process through monthly performances.

These performances are RSVP only. To reserve your spot and receive event details, please email chloekim12months@gmail.com

Parallels is a series of improvised duo gigs curated by saxophonist Sam Gill, each presenting two duos and culminating in an all-in quartet set. For the fourth and final edition, the focus is on woodwinds and will feature four of Australia's most acclaimed improvising reeds players.

SAM GILL & PHILLIPPA MURPHY-HASTE
Sam Gill - saxophones
Phillippa Murphy-Haste - clarinets & viola

PAUL CUTLAN & ANDREW ROBSON
Paul Cutlan - saxophones & clarinets
Andrew Robson - saxophones

Chloe dedicates the final year of her 20s to a deeply personal and creative journey. Throughout 2025, she will focus each month on learning, growing, and creating, sharing her process through monthly performances.

These performances are RSVP only. To reserve your spot and receive event details, please email chloekim12months@gmail.com

Who gets to make art in Australia, and on what terms? Entangled Labours looks at the rich lives and experiences of working-class people in so-called Sydney. Including the premiere of a new film by the Class Actions Collective about the selling off of social housing in Redfern; a drag performance set in Mount Druitt; hip-hop spoken word; a performance with a brass band; and a ‘laboured’ action using amplified shovels. By showing the unique ways working-class people create, Entangled Labours asks us to think about the systems that decide who gets to make art, and the poetry that takes place in-between.

"Unbound" defies artistic boundaries, presenting a night of profound personal expression. Witness Ria Andriani's soul-stirring vocals performing Molly Joyce's compositions, followed by Melanie Eden's experimental fusion of vocals and accordion, where spiritual depth meets powerful social advocacy. Sonnet Curé, drawing from their "Headliners" experience, unveils a new experimental work, channeling their lived experience of deafness. Together, these artists offer an evening of transformative art, pushing beyond expectations.

Chloe dedicates the final year of her 20s to a deeply personal and creative journey. Throughout 2025, she will focus each month on learning, growing, and creating, sharing her process through monthly performances.

These performances are RSVP only. To reserve your spot and receive event details, please email chloekim12months@gmail.com

Chloe dedicates the final year of her 20s to a deeply personal and creative journey. Throughout 2025, she will focus each month on learning, growing, and creating, sharing her process through monthly performances.

These performances are RSVP only. To reserve your spot and receive event details, please email chloekim12months@gmail.com

Chloe dedicates the final year of her 20s to a deeply personal and creative journey. Throughout 2025, she will focus each month on learning, growing, and creating, sharing her process through monthly performances.

These performances are RSVP only. To reserve your spot and receive event details, please email chloekim12months@gmail.com