SUNDAY MAY 13

STAGE The Priscilla Queen of the Desert musical has been a worldwide hit, playing in 29 different countries, now it returns home (until July 19). Catch the fabulous drag numbers with Tony Sheldon returning to reprise the role of Bernadette, for which he has received Tony, Olivier and Helpmann award nominations. 6pm, Capitol Theatre, 13 Campbell Street, Haymarket, $75.90-$175.90, priscillathemusical.com.au

CLASS Adult children can bring their mothers along to create a gift at Mum's Day Dreamy Watercolours. The lesson teaches participants how to paint impressionistic and abstract landscapes and is open to all levels of artistic experience. 10.30am-1.30pm, Work-Shop, cnr Cleveland and Eveleigh streets, Redfern, $70, work-shop.com.au

FAMILY Established in 1805, Belgenny Farm is home to the earliest collection of colonial farm buildings in Australia. Visit for a rare open day to shop at the market stalls, take a historical tour or let little ones run amok at the pony rides or petting zoo. 11am-3pm, Belgenny Farm, Elizabeth Macarthur Avenue, Camden, free, macarthur.com.au

ART The alternative to the Archibalds, Salon des Refuses (until July 29), shows some of the works entered but not chosen for the official award exhibition, with this year's subjects on show including Todd Sampson, Louis Nowra and Gai Waterhouse. 11am-5pm, S.H. Ervin Gallery, Watson Road, Observatory Hill, The Rocks, $10, shervingallery.com.au