Two exhibitions by Canberra artists - ceramicist Robyn Campbell and sculptor Gilbert Riedelbauch - are on at Studio Altenburg, 104 Wallace Street, Braidwood, until March 6. Gallery hours are Thursday to Monday, 10am to 4pm. Queries to gallery director Cecile Galiazo on 0413 943 158.

Strathnairn Arts will host a series of workshops with artist Marie Hagerty in term one from February 5. Classes will be held in the Strathnairn Arts village hall and attendance is limited to 12 people per class. Hagerty, whose work has been shown in galleries in Australia and abroad, will guide students through various approaches to drawing the figure, from the classical/historical to the contemporary, with activities aimed at developing one's eye and observational skills and improving drawing techniques..strathnairn.com.au.

The Canberra Men's Choir will hold an open night on Monday, February 1 from 7.30pm to 9pm at the Harmonie German Club, 49 Jerrabomberra Avenue, Narrabundah. This non-auditioned choir welcomes all men who enjoy singing regardless of their musical experience and ability. Email: canberramenschoir@gmail.com. Website: canberramenschoir.net.

Music for Canberra's first term for 2021 starts on February 1 at Ainslie Arts Centre, 30 Elouera Street, Braddon, but enrolments in its range of programs for all ages continue until February 5. The line-up of programs is intended to cater to Canberrans of all ages, ability, and experience. There are individual lessons across a range of instruments and there are extensive group and ensemble programs. More information: musicforcanberra.org.au/programs.

In this 1969 counterculture classic directed by Dennis Hopper, Wyatt (Peter Fonda) and Billy (Hopper), two Harley-riding hippies, complete a drug deal in Southern California and decide to travel cross-country in search of spiritual truth. On their journey, they experience bigotry and hatred from the inhabitants of small-town America and meet with other travellers seeking alternative lifestyles. Arc Cinema, National Film and Sound Archive, 2.30pm. $12/$10. nfsa/gov.au.

The free film festival continues this weekend at Kambri's indoor cinema at ANU with family and adult-oriented films. On Saturday at 3pm is the family film Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (2019), starring Angelina Jolie, in which a war between humans and fairies looms, and at 7pm is Rams (2020) with Sam Neill and Michael Caton as feuding brothers who both raise sheep. On Sunday at 3pm the family film is A Dog's Journey (2019), directed by Gail Mancuso, in which a dog keeps getting reincarnated and forming bonds with people. The adult-oriented film at 7pm is The Farewell (2019), a comedy-drama written and directed by Lulu Wang in which a Chinese-American family hide from the grandmother the fact she is dying and schedule a family gathering. There's one complimentary popcorn and beverage (water, juice or soft drink) for every ticket holder. Parking is available at the ANU Kambri Union Court car park. For program details and free tickets, visit kambri.com.au.