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Arogya Yoga School – Yoga Retreat in Rishikesh

Rishikesh Rishikesh, UK

Arogya Yoga School - Yoga Retreat in Rishikesh Arogya Yoga Retreat in Rishikesh is a renowned wellness center located in the spiritual city of Rishikesh, India. Rishikesh, nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas along the banks of the Ganges River, is often referred to as the "Yoga Capital of the World" due to its […]

Yoga Teacher Training in Rishikesh India

Rishikesh Rishikesh, UK

Yoga Teacher Training (YTT) course is the foundational program for anyone looking to become a certified yoga teacher or deepen their practice. It’s designed to equip students with the fundamental skills and knowledge of yoga, from physical postures to philosophy, and sets the stage for further advanced training. Often completed over a period of four […]

GROW Tues Group (at Saint Benedicts Community Centre Qbyn)

Karabar Brigalow Street, 21, Karabar, NSW

Struggling? GROW Mental Health offers FREE, peer-to-peer 12-step support groups. Join our confidential weekly Tues meetings to share lived experience and improve wellbeing. No obligation. You can even bring a support person to your first meetings. Call 1800 558 268 to start.

BLAZE

Parkes Queen Elizabeth Terrace, 44, Parkes, ACT

BLAZE is an exciting group exhibition at Canberra Contemporary, featuring 8 emerging artists from the Kamberri/ Canberra region and beyond. BLAZE spotlights; Asil Habara, Isaac Kozlovskis, Nathan Nhan, Eliott O'Dowd, Litia Roko, Florence Steel, Natasha Tareen and Jackson Taylor. Curated by Sophia Cai, Artistic Director & CEO of Canberra Contemporary. These 8 artists will engage […]

Dads Tuning in to Kids

Holt Holt, ACT

Free supportive program for DADS & MALE CARERS to improve relationships and communication with their children. Explore ways to understand your kids' behaviour & learn tools to communicate better with them in an inclusive group for dads, stepdads & all male carers; full, shared or no custody.

Tuning in to Teems (R)

Holt Holt, ACT

Free program for parents & carers to improve relationships and communication with their tweens & teens. Learn how to interpret teen behaviours and connect meaningfully as tweens & teens enter adolescence and develop increasing independence: all parents & carers welcome, full, shared or no custody.

Intermediate Darkroom Workshop

Griffith Manuka Circle, 30, Griffith, ACT

Over four consecutive weeks, a darkroom specialist tutor will lead you through a range of advanced darkroom practices, including printing on fibre-based paper, selenium toning prints, dodging and burning, digitising negatives and exploring the multigrade system. This workshop is designed to give you more guided mileage in the darkroom, increase your confidence and ability to […]

Reconciliation Week 2026 at the National Museum of Australia

Reconciliation Week 2026 at the National Museum of Australia This Reconciliation Week, join us at the National Museum for a celebration of Culture and Country. Inspired by the cultural arts exhibition, From Little Things, Big Things GROW: From Nambour to Canberra, the program honours the vibrant First Nations community project led by Gunggari and Kamilaroi […]

‘Rematriate’ by Jessika Spencer

Forrest Furneaux Street, 19, Forrest, ACT

'Rematriate' is a feminist, Indigenous reimagining of the word “repatriate,” intentionally disrupting colonial language to recentre matriarchal knowledge, care, and cultural continuity. Through large scale woven banners and textile installations, Jessika Spencer expands her weaving practice into immersive acts of cultural resistance and renewal. Working with secondhand textiles, raffia and naturally dyed materials, Spencer draws […]

We Don’t Need A Map

Acton McCoy Circuit, 1, Acton, ACT

A provocative documentary by Warwick Thornton exploring the contested meaning of the Southern Cross and its role in shaping Australian identity. Featuring voices from artists and historians, it offers a powerful reflection on culture, belonging and national stories.

Braidwood Book Fair

Braidwood Braidwood, NSW

Visit the mid-year Braidwood Book Fair, at the National Theatre on Wallace Street. Choose from thousands of low-priced books, magazines, CDs, DVDs, records and games. Satisfy your voracious young readers' appetites in the kids' section. Free entry. All proceeds distributed to local community groups.