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 predominantly Coins, Stamps, and postcards. Entry Free Located at Garran Adventure Scout Hall - 123 Kitchener St, Garran. Be aware that there are 2 scout halls in […]
On Sunday 2 November, the historic Gunning Railway Station will come alive with a free community festival celebrating two major milestones: the 150th anniversary of the station’s opening and the second birthday of Connect@Gunning Station.
Celebrate kindness and say Nup to the Cup at the Compassionate Stakes Day. Join in with inflatable T-Rex races, Unicorn dashes, and there will be kids’ games, great food, and more! Compassionate Stakes is a fun, animal-friendly day out supporting rescued animals at Little Oak Sanctuary.
Put on your skates and get ready to roll into spring! 🌸✨ Our Spring Roller Disco is the ultimate way to shake off the winter blues—think funky beats, colourful outfits, and good vibes all around. Roll your own way on skates, scooters (non-electric), or unicycles. Dress in your brightest spring flair, grab your friends, and […]
Bring your favourite snippets of literature to share and celebrate our beautiful languages Any language, free translations welcomed Location: The Old Barn Gallery 18 Beltana Rd Pialligo, ACT
Mark McKenna sits down with Frank Bongiorno to discuss Mark’s new book and how it came together at the National Library of Australia. In The Shortest History of Australia, Mark McKenna offers a compelling new version of our national story. This is a modern Australia permeated by First Nations history; a multicultural society with an […]
In this workshop, you will be guided through the process of developing your own 35mm or 120 black and white film in the photo access film developing room. Your tutor will also give you a detailed demonstration of how to scan your negatives using the PhotoAccess Digital Suite. Once you have completed the class and […]
Join 2025 National Library of Australia Fellow, Dr Alexis Bergantz, to discuss his recent Fellowship research focused on the history of the South Pacific Commission. In 1947, Australia helped establish the South Pacific Commission (SPC, now the Pacific Community) to promote cooperation and improve the welfare of Pacific peoples. Based in Noumea, it was the […]
Three years after breaking up, The Most Australian Band Ever return as ‘yesterday’s heroes’ to the Australian music scene. Older, and maybe wiser, the Hard-Ons face the challenges of a new industry, new line-ups, and a new ‘cancel culture’ that threatens the existence of the band. But their passion and commitment to music remain unwavering. Will […]
Migratory shorebirds undertake incredible, long-distance journeys between Australia and their northern hemisphere breeding grounds. The Yellow Sea is an important stop over on their northward and southward migration. Come along to this talk by Alison Russell-French to learn more. Non-members welcomed
Join us for an incredible weekend of art, design and community on Acton Peninsula as AIATSIS and the National Museum collaborate for Peninsula Markets: Acton Together. The Museum Market will transform the Gandel Atrium and Forecourt into a lively art and design space with fashion, jewellery, ceramics and homewares from local and regional makers and […]
Whimsical and lonely Montmartre waitress Amélie Poulain (Audrey Tautou) secretly helps others through small acts of kindness. This stylish film of distinctive visuals and saturated colours set to a score by Yann Tiersen contemplates loneliness and connection. ‘This is not Paris in reality; this is the city of dreamers, a heightened reality in which the […]