Monday, 2 August 2021 from 6 to 8PM TICKETING IS NOW CLOSED. This event is brought to you by CBR Gals in partnership with ITP ACT. Back by popular demand, our […]
August read: Come by Rita Therese The CBR Gals Network, presents our fifth book club event in partnership with ITP ACT. Gals, Becoming is a feminist book club that provides […]
September read: The Yield by Tara June Winch The CBR Gals Network presents our sixth book club event. Gals, Becoming is a feminist book club that provides a safe space […]
October read: Too Migrant Too Muslim Too Loud by Mehreen Faruqi The CBR Gals Network presents our seventh book club event in partnership with Highball Express. Gals, Becoming is a […]
Celebrate our 3rd birthday over an arvo of complimentary nibbles at our fav local spot always on the move - the Pop Inn!
November Read: Only Cry on Fridays by Alice Waite The CBR Gals Network presents our eighth book club event. Gals, Becoming is a feminist book club that provides a safe […]
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January read: Another Day in the Colony by Dr Chelsea Watego The CBR Gals Network presents our eighth book club event in partnership with Queenies Kingston. Gals, Becoming is a […]
February read: My Body by Emily Ratajkowski The CBR Gals Network presents our eighth book club event in partnership with Queenies Kingston. Gals, Becoming is a feminist book club that […]
For ticketing please click here. This event is brought to you by CBR Gals Network in partnership with the ACT Office for Women and aMBUSH Gallery at ANU. Since 2018, […]
March read: Talkin’ Up to the White Woman by Aileen Moreton-Robinson The CBR Gals Network presents our eighth book club event in partnership with Queenies Kingston. Gals, Becoming is a […]
April Read: Infinite Country by Patricia Engel The CBR Gals Network presents our ninth book club event in partnership with Queenies Kingston. Gals, Becoming is a feminist book club that provides […]
The CBR Gals Network acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Custodians of the land. It Always Was and Always Will Be Aboriginal Land.
