The Little Burley Market is back for our monthly market on 2 August! We're so excited to announce that for our August market, The Canberra Burns Club Pipe Band will be back again with an epic lakeside performance from 10.30 am! Come join a fantastic market day by the lake.
The ACT Region Heritage Symposium promises thought provoking discussion by local and interstate experts and young and upcoming thought leaders. Join awarded research archaeologist, Dr. Amy Way, as she presents her keynote address 'Archaeology and the enhancement of Significance'. Join us this weekend! Book at https://www.trybooking.com/DCSQB
Ainslie IGA is having a bake sale fundraiser for Aussie helpers a nonprofit charity that helps our farmers
We are having a bake sale to raise money for our Aussie farmers a nonprofit charity that helps farmers in need
A community-led free event celebrating local creativity, connection and winter cheer, with a heart-warming blend of live music, stunning light installations, food and market stalls, interactive activities and featuring the Sunset Lantern Walk to the local wetlands.
Showcasing some of Australia’s funniest comedians with disability or chronic illness, this raucous accessible comedy event boasts a stellar line-up of award-winning performers. With razor-sharp wit and undeniable charm, the Are You Pulling My Leg? line-up brings to the stage hilarious and uncensored insights into disability.
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 […]
Come along and try Golf Croquet. A game of mild exercise and strategic thinking. For young and old. No equipment needed, but wear flat soled shoes.
If you love reading and you're an introvert, come read in companionable silence. Hosted by Lake T Lions Club.
Michelle England will inspire you to make mixed media artworks based on personal memorabilia, memories and expression.
Join the National Library for the 2025 Kenneth Myer Lecture in Melbourne, presented by Professor Brett Sutton AO. The world is increasingly faced with what might be termed existential threats – climate change, biodiversity loss, fracturing of multilateralism and social cohesion, enabled by political and ideological polarisation and mis- and disinformation. These threats have complex […]
Kutcha Edwards delivers the inaugural Bringing Them Home Oration at the National Library of Australia. The Bringing Them Home Oral History project ran between 1998 and 2002. The project was established by the Library in response to the first recommendation of Bringing Them Home: Report of the National Inquiry into the Separation of Aboriginal and […]