Limelight’s round-up of concerts, broadcasts and special events happening this International Women’s Day.

Commissioned by the Australian Women in Music Awards, the new composition, entitled 'Jubilissima', will be premiered at the Awards ceremony in May.

The new four-day festival will feature artists including the Hilary Geddes Quartet, the Phil Slater Quintet, Hekka and others.

Emerging artists Alessandro Pittorino, Sara Duhig, Sarah Mills Menogue, Laurissa Brooke and Blake Houlahan will participate in the annual conductor development program.

Ryan Enniss, Phoebe Grainer and Anthony Mullins were selected from over 200 entries and now have the chance to see their work produced by Queensland Theatre in 2023.

As nations around the world enact economic sanctions, cultural organisations are taking action against supporters of Vladimir Putin.

Pier 2/3, the new home of the ACO, Bell Shakespeare and ATYP will open its doors to the public in March

AFCM's new AD reveals some of the highlights of this year's program and the importance of tradition alongside innovation.

The company has already begun an international search for its next Artistic Director; Terracini will continue to work on Opera on Sydney Harbour post-2023 in an Emeritus role.

The birthday celebrations will feature Roger Woodward, Andrew Haveron and of course the annual NSW Secondary Schools Concerto Competition.

Robert Jarman, one of Tasmania's most accomplished and respected theatre artists, will be honoured for his 30-year career when the Awards are presented on 5 March.

The former television executive and leading arts philanthropist has died in a boating accident, aged 77.