• Winter Warmers Movie Marathon: Back to the Future Trilogy

    Canberra McCoy Circuit, 1, Canberra, ACT

    Settle in for a nostalgic movie marathon with the Back to the Future trilogy, screening all three beloved films back-to-back. Warm up with a time‑travel adventure packed with humour, heart and iconic moments.

  • Ford Aussie Hoops – Term 3

    Welcome to Ford Aussie Hoops in the ACT! This is Basketball Australia’s official junior game development program for children aged 5 to 10. Designed for beginners, Ford Aussie Hoops introduces basketball in a structured and accredited environment, focusing on teaching basic skills through fun and engaging activities. Ford Aussie Hoops is a national program that […]

  • Hendrix & Heroes – Steve Edmonds Band @ The Zeppelin Room

    Narrabundah Jerrabomberra Avenue, 49, Narrabundah, ACT

    The Steve Edmonds Band Jimi Hendrix Tribute Show is a heartfelt tribute to the great music and imagery of Jimi Hendrix and a tribute to the greatest guitar songs and bands of the 70’s.

  • $1 Book Sale Day at the Shed

    Fyshwick Dairy Road, 1, Fyshwick, ACT

    $1 BOOK SALE THIS SUNDAY! Calling all book lovers, bargain hunters and weekend wanderers! This Sunday, every book at The Shed is just $1 each. Our shelves are overflowing, and we will have crates of books out the front for you to explore! Stock up on holiday reads, discover a hidden treasure, or let the […]

  • Pause and Play

    Weston Heysen Street, Weston, ACT

    Swap screens, schedules and to-do lists for a morning of fresh air, adventure and family connection. Join us for a relaxed morning at the beautiful Fetherston Gardens, where children can explore, create and play in nature while parents and caregivers take a moment to slow down and reconnect. Nature play expert and founder of Tiny […]

  • Canberra Blues Society June Pro Blues Jam – hosted by Key Grip

    Narrabundah Jerrabomberra Avenue, 49, Narrabundah, ACT

    Blues That Swings! Key Grip - “It’s Gotta Swing”. Key Grip has been among Canberra's leading bluesicians now for 20 years since bandleader Leo Joseph returned from living in the US. Key Grip sets a high bar for the blues wherever they play. They explore many shades of blues, up tempo and slower tunes, tunes […]

  • The Lion King (Sing-Along)

    Acton McCoy Circuit, 1, Acton, ACT

    Sing along to the beloved songs of The Lion King as you relive Simba’s journey from cub to king. This joyful screening celebrates friendship, courage and self‑discovery, set to one of cinema’s most iconic soundtracks.

  • Book reading and reptile show at Tribe Schooling

    Page Dallachy Street, 32, Page, ACT

    Come and meet Aiden Novinc, Canberra's very own children's author, as he brings his beautiful debut book Something Strange to life for children aged 4-11. After the reading, we're thrilled to welcome Canberra Snake Rescue for a hands-on reptile show — get up close with some of Canberra's most fascinating (and possibly very strange) creatures! […]

  • Christmas in July Canberra

    Parkes Parkes Place West, Parkes, ACT

    Christmas in July Festival returns to Canberra for its 5th anniversary, transforming Parkes Place West into a magical European-style winter village with mulled wine, alpine food, fire pits, snow falling, free live entertainment and festive experiences inspired by a traditional white Christmas.

  • Community Connection: Experiences of ageing through arts and life

    Liz Lea is creating a new dance work about ageing and the way our lives shift as we enter our 50’s. She would love you to join her for a chat about the impacts and powers of ageing – menopause, fiscal and physical changes and to share stories with each other. This all acts as […]

  • Caligula

    Kingston Spinifex Street, 14, Kingston, ACT

    Performative Theatre Co. presents a fresh, reimagining of philosopher Albert Camus’ Caligula. Written during the Second World War, the play explores truth, purpose, and the absurdity of life in ways that feel startlingly modern. How much can Rome learn from a tyrant with a lust for the impossible?