


A new fourth space for artists & creatives—dialogue, collaboration & connection.
UPDATE: Launching at the end of May or early June—we’ve experienced some delays finalising our space and are now looking to secure a long-term home. Stay tuned.
In a world overwhelmed by digital noise, curated personas, and increasingly inauthentic online spaces, the need for real-life gatherings and genuine creative connection has never been more urgent—or more clear.
Pitch & Progress is a new kind of gathering space—a third space—for artists, musicians, producers, makers, and creative professionals. It’s part seminar, part social club, part creative dojo: a rolling think tank and professional playground designed for those who shape culture and crave more than another networking night. At the intersection of music, art, performance, design, tech, and storytelling, this is where creativity meets real conversation—and where momentum turns into action.
We’re starting in the Northern Rivers, the Gold Coast, and Brisbane—a region pulsing with creative energy yet underserved by long-term infrastructure. From here, we’ll grow. Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and beyond are on the horizon, with pop-up events shaped by demand, community insight, and the strength of our national network. Born out of a collective need—a response to creative burnout, social disconnection, and the increasingly transactional nature of the industry—Pitch & Progress offers something different. Through a monthly calendar of live panels, immersive roundtables, skill-building workshops, and collaborative performances, we’re building something more human. More real.
Maybe you’re releasing your first EP. Designing a fashion line. Brewing a tonic or launching a zine. Building a web app. Researching AI tools or growing your first audience. Starting something from scratch, joining another creative’s project, or finally pushing your idea out of the notes app and into the world. Wherever you’re at, Pitch & Progress is where you’ll meet the people who get it. This is a space to unpack the big shifts shaping our industries—from mental health to monetisation, AI to accessibility. A space to explore new perspectives, find collaborators, gain clarity, and feel creatively recharged. We’re not just creating events. We’re creating a creative culture—together.
In a world overwhelmed by digital noise, curated personas, and increasingly inauthentic online spaces, the need for real-life gatherings and genuine creative connection has never been more urgent—or more clear.
Pitch & Progress is a new kind of gathering space—a third space—for artists, musicians, producers, makers, and creative professionals. It’s part seminar, part social club, part creative dojo: a rolling think tank and professional playground designed for those who shape culture and crave more than another networking night. At the intersection of music, art, performance, design, tech, and storytelling, this is where creativity meets real conversation—and where momentum turns into action.
We’re starting in the Northern Rivers, the Gold Coast, and Brisbane—a region pulsing with creative energy yet underserved by long-term infrastructure. From here, we’ll grow. Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and beyond are on the horizon, with pop-up events shaped by demand, community insight, and the strength of our national network. Born out of a collective need—a response to creative burnout, social disconnection, and the increasingly transactional nature of the industry—Pitch & Progress offers something different. Through a monthly calendar of live panels, immersive roundtables, skill-building workshops, and collaborative performances, we’re building something more human. More real.
Maybe you’re releasing your first EP. Designing a fashion line. Brewing a tonic or launching a zine. Building a web app. Researching AI tools or growing your first audience. Starting something from scratch, joining another creative’s project, or finally pushing your idea out of the notes app and into the world. Wherever you’re at, Pitch & Progress is where you’ll meet the people who get it. This is a space to unpack the big shifts shaping our industries—from mental health to monetisation, AI to accessibility. A space to explore new perspectives, find collaborators, gain clarity, and feel creatively recharged. We’re not just creating events. We’re creating a creative culture—together.
We want to start by respectfully acknowledging the First Nations Peoples of Australia and paying tribute to Elders past, present, and emerging. As participants in Australia’s creative industry, we honour the Traditional Custodians of these lands—the Midjungbal, Yugambeh, Arakwal, Meanjin, and Gadigal peoples—whose deep connection to land, sea, and sky continues to inspire. Indigenous Australians are the world’s oldest continuous storytellers and artists. We celebrate the cultural richness and wisdom of all Indigenous and First Nations peoples. Accepting the invitation of the Uluru Statement from the Heart, we walk together toward a better future.
We want to start by respectfully acknowledging the First Nations Peoples of Australia and paying tribute to Elders past, present, and emerging. As participants in Australia’s creative industry, we honour the Traditional Custodians of these lands—the Midjungbal, Yugambeh, Arakwal, Meanjin, and Gadigal peoples—whose deep connection to land, sea, and sky continues to inspire. Indigenous Australians are the world’s oldest continuous storytellers and artists. We celebrate the cultural richness and wisdom of all Indigenous and First Nations peoples. Accepting the invitation of the Uluru Statement from the Heart, we walk together toward a better future.
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We respectfully acknowledge the First Nations Peoples globally, and pay tribute to Elders past, present, and emerging. As participants in Australia’s creative industry, we honour the Traditional Custodians of these lands—the Midjungbal, Yugambeh, Arakwal, Meanjin, and Gadigal peoples. Indigenous Australians are the world’s oldest continuous storytellers and artists. We celebrate the cultural richness and wisdom of all Indigenous and First Nations peoples, whose deep connection to land, sea, and sky continues to inspire. We accept the invitation of the Uluru Statement from the Heart to walk together for a better future.
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We respectfully acknowledge the First Nations Peoples globally, and pay tribute to Elders past, present, and emerging. As participants in Australia’s creative industry, we honour the Traditional Custodians of these lands—the Midjungbal, Yugambeh, Arakwal, Meanjin, and Gadigal peoples. Indigenous Australians are the world’s oldest continuous storytellers and artists. We celebrate the cultural richness and wisdom of all Indigenous and First Nations peoples, whose deep connection to land, sea, and sky continues to inspire. We accept the invitation of the Uluru Statement from the Heart to walk together for a better future.
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