Pint of Science Australia brings researchers into local venues across Australia. Enjoy a pint and meal at Gryphons and find out the surprising ways termites influence our climate, new cancer treatments for the iconic Tassie devil, and maybe even the origins of life itself…
One of Australia’s most loved forums for literature, ideas and storytelling, Sydney Writers’ Festival will livestream its headline events from Sydney to Tuggeranong Arts Centre.
Learn the joyful, meditative practice of slow-stitched coiled weaving in a relaxed and conversational environment with wonderful live music. Wiradjiri artist Rechelle Turner will guide you through the process of stitching and shaping your own coiled piece using raffia. As your hands work, enjoy rich and soulful music by Wallabindi – a Wardandi Bibbulmun Noongar, […]
The 2026 Sign on Screen Festival is taking place over three days at the NFSA from Friday 22 to Sunday 24 May. Sign on Screen is an Australian Research Council-funded project about the representation of sign languages on cinema, television and digital screens. A Deaf-hearing collaboration, it celebrates Deaf and Hard of Hearing (HoH) perspectives […]
A powerful new Deaf-led film festival is coming to Canberra this May. The Sign on Screen Festival will take place from 22 to 24 May 2026 at the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia, bringing together films created by Deaf and Hard of Hearing filmmakers from Australia and around the world. Presented in collaboration […]
Go Girls Floorball is a four-week course for women and girls over the age of 12 to learn the sport and improve their skills in a safe, fun and low-pressure environment.
Join us this Saturday at the Recreation Grounds for a morning of fresh local produce, handmade goods, live music and community spirit. 9am – 1pm, Murrumbateman Recreation Grounds Bring the family, make some new friends, and support small businesses. We can’t wait to see you there!
Bowning Community Hall is celebrating 100 years with, Music, Over 30 Stalls, Kid Races, Burying a Time Capsule, Planting a tree, Unveiling a Centenary Foundation Stone, History Display, Devonshire Teas, Raffles, Jumping Castle and so much more.
Join Parliament House volunteer beekeepers for an insightful tour of the APH beehives. Meet the busy bees who call Parliament House home and discover the crucial role they play in maintaining the landscape and health of Capital Hill. Then indulge in a tasting experience as you try honey and honeycomb sourced from Canberra's own Parliament […]
1pm Saturday, 23 May at photo access Join exhibiting artist Karlina Mitchell for a discussion exploring her exhibition Nanuma, facilitated by independent curator Dan Toua. Nanuma is a body of work that disrupts the authority of the colonial photograph. By centring the perspectives of iTaukei people, this body of work looks at the stories held […]
Create Your Own World and Game Workshop for Children offers a hands‑on, screen‑free experience where children design and play their own board game. Children will imagine a creative world, draw a game map, and develop simple rules with challenges and goals. Discover storytelling, problem solving and creative thinking in a structured and supportive environment. Experience […]
Handmade and homegrown - the Queanbeyan Market celebrates the local makers, bakers, sewers and growers of the region!