The Weight We Wear is an immersive contemporary arts experience exploring anxiety and depression through movement, sound and visual arts.

Rather than offering answers, the experience invites feeling and presence. It moves through vulnerability, isolation, and connection reflecting on how mental health is not an individual failure, but something deeply entangled with community, care, and belonging.

With a performance by Micaela Valerio and Maria Florencia Giuliani, with music produced by Chucho Bruno, and inspired by stories and experiences shared anonymously by our local community.

Arrive early to catch the soulful sounds of Chucho Bruno live, then linger for a powerful awareness talk, a Q&A by the performing artists and a vibrant art exhibition featuring local talent.

This event explores themes of mental health, including anxiety, depression, and emotional struggle. We encourage you to take care of yourself in any way you need throughout the event.

DOORS OPEN AT 5 PM.

SHOW BEGINS AT 6.20 PM.

DOORS CLOSE AT 7.00 WHEN THE DANCE PERFORMANCE BEGINS.

Important Information

Alcohol-free event.
Content explores themes of mental health, not recommended for children.
This project is approached with care, respect and responsibility working alongside mental health professionals.
Therapist on site to approach if needed.
Performance contains strobe and flashing lighting effects.
ARRIVE EARLY.

We are excited to have JL Cafe Latino joining us, serving up a lively taste of Latin America. They’ll be serving a selection of arepas, empanadas, and refreshing drinks - all gluten-free and made with fresh, quality ingredients. Proudly sharing the warmth, colour, and taste of Latin cuisine, they’ll be there to keep you nourished and well-fed while you experience the night.

A portion of ticket proceeds will be donated to Beyond Blue to support their work in mental health awareness and support services.

THIS PROJECT IS SUPPORTED BY THE REGIONAL ARTS' DEVELOPMENT FUND - A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT THROUGH ARTS QUEENSLAND AND NOOSA CONCIL TO PROMOTE LOCAL ARTS AND CULTURE IN REGIONAL QUEENSLAND.

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We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which this event takes place, the Gubbi Gubbi people.
We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
We honour their deep connection to land, waters, culture, and community, and recognise that sovereignty was never ceded.

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