• The Queanbeyan Market

    Queanbeyan Glebe Avenue, Queanbeyan, NSW

    Packed with handmade and homegrown stalls, the market showcases our region’s incredible local talent, with all your favourite stallholders returning alongside plenty of exciting new faces too. Browse beautiful handmade goods, stock up on fresh local produce, enjoy delicious food, and warm up with mulled wine and hot apple cider as you soak up the […]

  • Digging for buried treasure: Unearthing neighbourhood connections

    Belconnen Cameron Avenue, 59, Belconnen, ACT

    An in-person workshop with international author and speaker Cormac Russell on supporting people with disability to connect with neighbours and locals. Cormac will share practical steps (based on Asset-Based Community Development principles) to discover local opportunities aligning with the interests of people with disability.

  • Researching your roots: getting started with family history

    Parkes Kings Avenue, Parkes, ACT

    Every family has a story. Discover how to uncover yours. Join us during Family History Month for an introduction to researching your family history using records from the national archival collection. Learn where to begin, explore the records and resources that can help you trace your ancestors, and gain practical tips to build your confidence […]

  • 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 18 August 2026, please contact Russell on 0415-261-310 or Canberra Ainslie Toastmasters website for more information.

  • Searching for life beyond Earth: Lessons from Antarctica

    Join pioneering scientist and explorer Professor John Priscu at the National Museum of Australia to discover how biologically rich ecosystems deep below the Antarctic ice sheet are sparking new ideas about the possibility of life in the outer solar system. Professor John Priscu has spent more than 40 field seasons in Antarctica, researching life under […]

  • Canberra Community Disability Expo

    Ainslie Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT

    Join us at the Canberra Community Disability Expo - your chance to connect with trusted local disability providers, explore the services available in your community and enjoy a free coffee on us! Register for your FREE ticket: https://events.humanitix.com/canberra-community-disability-expo-2026/tickets We look forward to welcoming you there! 💜

  • I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change

    Kingston Spinifex Street, 14, Kingston, ACT

    Ever been on a painfully awkward first date? Navigated the highs (and lows) of love? Wondered if anyone else goes through the same relationship chaos as you? This hilarious and heartfelt musical revue says it all, out loud. Told through a series of sharp, relatable vignettes and catchy songs, I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now […]

  • Club Sandwich Live Comedy

    Greenway Reed Street North, 137, Greenway, ACT

    Get in quick for the hilarious return of Club Sandwich Comedy to the Tuggeranong Arts Centre! Known to sell out, Club Sandwich Comedy is the only performance comedy room in South Canberra — so bring some mates and enjoy a great night out.

    $25.00
  • Exhibitions Opening at Tuggeranong Arts Centre

    Greenway Reed Street North, 137, Greenway, ACT

    Join the artists Christiane Keller, Adelaide Worcester and Karen McSwan Silsby at the official opening of three new exhibitions at Tuggeranong Arts Centre; Weaving the Coast, Toxic and Chaos and Order.

  • AFP x Questacon for National Science Week 2026

    Parkes King Edward Terrace, Parkes, ACT

    Fight crime with science at Questacon this National Science Week. Get ready, Canberra! The Australian Federal Police (AFP) is once again teaming up with Questacon, the National Science and Technology Centre, for a science-meets-crime-fighting adventure the whole family will love. Step into the shoes of an AFP STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) expert and […]

  • Live Well, Die Well. Dying to Know Day Morning Tea

    Phillip Corinna Street, 96, Phillip, ACT

    Live Well, Die Well is a welcoming morning tea for Dying to Know Day. Join local experts for relaxed, small-group conversations about palliative care, planning ahead, aged care, grief support, respite, and more. Our speakers will rotate between tables throughout the morning, giving everyone the chance to ask questions, explore their options, and leave feeling […]