Cinephile, movie buff and one of our favourite film critics Zak Hepburn, has put together another knock out program for the Outdoor Screen Program.

As part of the City of Casey’s IDAHOBIT Day celebrations on 17 May our Outdoor Screen will be showcasing a jam packed film program from award winning filmmakers that celebrate the rich diversity in the LGBTIQ community.

Bunjil Place presents a newly commissioned work by Wesley Dowling with sound design by Liam Power on the Outdoor Screen as part of the 2021 Midsumma Festival and Art After Dark program.

Get your skates on! We're taking you back to the 80s with a totally tubular roller-skating rink landing in the Plaza these school holidays. Plus enjoy some creative fun with miffy & friends in the Gallery and awesome family shows in the Theatre!

In the last week of the Outdoor Screen January – March program we hear from the artist collective Prototype about their curated screen package titled ‘Homecoming Stories’.

Through the magic of augmented reality you can now dance, skip, jump and play with Miffy!

The Reel Good Film Festival has been a phenomenal presenting partner of the Bunjil Place Outdoor Screen program. Check out their latest contribution ‘When the Going Gets Tough.'

Our Outdoor Screen in the Plaza presents a unique, specialised program that celebrates artists, filmmakers, animators, sporting heroes and our community. Learn more about the content we show directly from the minds of the curators. This week Zak Hepburn talks to us about his curated film series titled ‘Movement, Rhythm, Space.’

Show us your Miffy artwork and collectables! Bunjil Place is calling all Miffy fans to share their made or collected items and the special memories that accompany them.

The Reel Good Film festival kicks off this weekend! Their short films have been a strong screen presence on the Outdoor Screen program. Festival Director Blake Curtis gives a run down of this unique program.

Sabina Maselli is an artist-filmmaker who makes visual works that materialise as films, installations and live performances. Grounded in the language and techniques of cinema, Sabina uses both analogue and digital processing, through a very physical engagement with her materials. Sabina has curated this program Film Is Ritual as reflection on her own artistic practice