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  • Squash ACT Kids Come & Try Day

    Phillip Phillip, ACT

    Kids, come and try squash! Free! Coaching! Free gift bag! Attend at Woden, Dickson or Yass Squash Courts.

  • PEARCE CRAFTERS MARKET – CHRISTMAS IN JULY

    Pearce Collett Place, Pearce, ACT

    A magical makers market filled with handmade goodies from across the region! Everything from pottery, bath and beauty products to toys, jewellery , fashion and so much more. The yummiest food too, there is something for everyone. Plus if you're lucky you might even see Santa Claus.

  • Introduction to Black and White Darkroom Weekend Workshop

    Griffith Manuka Circle, 30, Griffith, ACT

    Over a weekend, you will learn the basics of black-and-white photography – from capturing images through to printing in the darkroom. You will learn how to develop film, make contact sheets and print individual images. Whether you are a first-time film photographer, or are looking for a refresher course, this two-day workshop is the perfect […]

  • Fourth of July Celebration

    Braddon Limestone Avenue, 39, Braddon, ACT

    In partnership with the Australian American Association ACT and Canberra Services Club, join us for a vibrant celebration in Canberra, celebrating America’s 250th Birthday! Enjoy a day of American-inspired food, music, themed drinks, and a festive atmosphere in the heart of Canberra.

  • The Canberra Collectables Fair (Coins, Stamps, Postcards)

    Garran Kitchener Street, 123, Garran, ACT

    The Canberra Collectables Fair is run on the first Sunday of the month (Feb to Nov) in conjunction with the Act & District Coin Club. The fair is predominately Coins, Stamps, and Postcards. Entry Free Located at Garran Adventure Scout Hall - 123 Kitchener St, Garran. Be aware there are 2 scout halls in Garran. […]

  • NAIDOC week at the NFSA – The Colleano Heart + Q&A

    Acton McCoy Circuit, 1, Acton, ACT

    Tracing Aboriginal boxer and showman Con Colleano’s remarkable family legacy. Presented as part of NAIDOC Week at the NFSA, followed by a post-screening Q&A with filmmaker and NFSA Head of First Nations Engagement Pauline Clague. Presented by NITV.

  • NAIDOC Week illumination

    Capital Hill Capital Hill, ACT

    As night falls during NAIDOC Week, see the Parliament House façade transformed with an illumination of the 2024 painting, Numbat Night. The stunning Numbat Night artwork is by John Prince Siddon, a Walmajarri artist based in Rubibi/Broome. Venue: Australian Parliament House Forecourt Date: 5 July to 7 July 2026 Time: 6 pm to 11 pm

  • Built for speed: school holiday program

    Race into National Archives these school holidays for a hands-on craft activity inspired by ‘Australia’s Own Car’ — the Holden. Join us for a hands-on school holiday program exploring Rear vision: the Holden collection, celebrating the history of Holden and manufacturing. Children will start by exploring the exhibition and discovering stories from Australia’s motoring past. […]

  • Canberra Ainslie Toastmasters – Public Speaking Workshop

    Canberra (Ainslie) Toastmasters is conducting a public speaking and presentation skills workshop on aspects of effective communications at Ainslie Football and Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie from 5:30-7:00pm Tuesday 7 July 2026, please contact Russell on 0415-261-310 or Canberra Ainslie Toastmasters website for more information.

  • Built for speed: school holiday program

    Parkes Kings Avenue, Parkes, ACT

    Race into National Archives these school holidays for a hands-on craft activity inspired by ‘Australia’s Own Car’ — the Holden. Join us for a hands-on school holiday program exploring Rear vision: the Holden collection, celebrating the history of Holden and manufacturing. Children will start by exploring the exhibition and discovering stories from Australia’s motoring past. […]

  • Using lasers for space exploration

    Unnamed Venue ACT

    Astronomers have captured illustrations and images of the sky for centuries, underpinned by optical instruments that magnify the universe for our eyes. The same technologies and techniques now address a wider range of applications from monitoring satellites in orbit, to communicating at high speed with lasers including a recent high profile example with Artemis II. […]

  • Indigenous Stargazing at Australian Parliament House

    Capital Hill Parliament Drive, Capital Hill, ACT

    Join Indigenous Astronomer and proud Gamilaraay/Yuwaalaraay man Peter Swanton, in association with astronomers from Mt Stromlo and the Canberra Astronomical Society for a night of stargazing. Image credit: AUSPIC, Department of Parliamentary Services