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7 events,BLAZE is an exciting group exhibition at Canberra Contemporary, featuring 8 emerging artists from the Kamberri/ Canberra region and beyond. BLAZE spotlights; Asil Habara, Isaac Kozlovskis, Nathan Nhan, Eliott O'Dowd, Litia Roko, Florence Steel, Natasha Tareen and Jackson Taylor. Curated by Sophia Cai, Artistic Director & CEO of Canberra Contemporary. These 8 artists will engage […] Free supportive program for DADS & MALE CARERS to improve relationships and communication with their children. Explore ways to understand your kids' behaviour & learn tools to communicate better with them in an inclusive group for dads, stepdads & all male carers; full, shared or no custody. Free program for parents & carers to improve relationships and communication with their tweens & teens. Learn how to interpret teen behaviours and connect meaningfully as tweens & teens enter adolescence and develop increasing independence: all parents & carers welcome, full, shared or no custody. Over four consecutive weeks, a darkroom specialist tutor will lead you through a range of advanced darkroom practices, including printing on fibre-based paper, selenium toning prints, dodging and burning, digitising negatives and exploring the multigrade system. This workshop is designed to give you more guided mileage in the darkroom, increase your confidence and ability to […] Reconciliation Week 2026 at the National Museum of Australia This Reconciliation Week, join us at the National Museum for a celebration of Culture and Country. Inspired by the cultural arts exhibition, From Little Things, Big Things GROW: From Nambour to Canberra, the program honours the vibrant First Nations community project led by Gunggari and Kamilaroi […] 'Rematriate' is a feminist, Indigenous reimagining of the word “repatriate,” intentionally disrupting colonial language to recentre matriarchal knowledge, care, and cultural continuity. Through large scale woven banners and textile installations, Jessika Spencer expands her weaving practice into immersive acts of cultural resistance and renewal. Working with secondhand textiles, raffia and naturally dyed materials, Spencer draws […] |
8 events,VIEW is photo access's annual exhibition showcasing early-career artists at the forefront of an emerging generation of photo-media practitioners. This year’s iteration spans themes from mourning rituals within the Chinese-Timorese community to the Snowy Hydro Scheme’s “nation-building” myth, explored through analogue photography, video and installation. Celebrating diverse perspectives and experimental approaches, VIEW offers a snapshot […]
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A provocative documentary by Warwick Thornton exploring the contested meaning of the Southern Cross and its role in shaping Australian identity. Featuring voices from artists and historians, it offers a powerful reflection on culture, belonging and national stories.
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Tuggeranong Lignum is an endangered shrub restricted to just a 1 km stretch of the ACT Murrumbidgee River corridor. Peter Bredell and Emma Cook will discuss progress and challenges for the conservation of this rare and unique species. All welcome |
9 events,Visit the mid-year Braidwood Book Fair, at the National Theatre on Wallace Street. Choose from thousands of low-priced books, magazines, CDs, DVDs, records and games. Satisfy your voracious young readers' appetites in the kids' section. Free entry. All proceeds distributed to local community groups.
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Dans les arbres is an improvising ensemble comprising French clarinettist Xavier Charles and the three Norwegians pianist Christian Wallumrød, guitarist Ivar Grydeland, and percussionist Ingar Zach. The group’s idiosyncratic inhabitants form unusual combinations of airy, wooden, metallic sounds, prepared strings and tampered drum heads. Their world of sounds and the fine sense of communication, lead […]
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A playful and quirky sci‑fi adventure, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy follows Arthur Dent as he’s swept across the universe after Earth’s destruction. Packed with absurd humour and cosmic curiosity, it’s a joyful celebration of the unknown. |
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A haunting sci‑fi classic starring David Bowie, The Man Who Fell to Earth follows an alien’s journey through a strange and excessive human world. Blending existential drama with surreal storytelling, it’s a powerful meditation on identity, isolation and modern life. |
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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 predominately Coins, Stamps, and Postcards. Entry Free Located at Garran Adventure Scout Hall - 123 Kitchener St, Garran. Be aware there are 2 scout halls in Garran. […]
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A high‑concept comedy that evolves into a meditation on kindness and self-improvement.
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Pre-concert concert catering for young children and families. 30 minutes of music, and instrumental show and tell in a relaxed and informal setting. Perfect for young ones who are curious about music but might not have the attention to sit through the full main concert! NOTE: Due to the tight timing of our whole concert […] |
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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 9 June 2026, please contact Russell on 0415-261-310 or Canberra Ainslie Toastmasters website for more information. |
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Join us for a powerful conversation exploring how recognition can transform lives and drive lasting social change for people and communities facing discrimination, inequality or violence. This in-person and live-streamed event brings together three nationally respected leaders to share their lived experience and personal insights: Rosie Batty AO – Domestic violence campaigner Professor Tom Calma […] |
10 events,Bring your 3–5‑year‑old along for a dino‑tastic Science Time session at Questacon, where curious young minds explore the fascinating world of dinosaurs. How do scientists group different dinosaurs? Why did they have such different shapes, sizes and features? Through playful questioning, hands‑on experiments, creative activities and simple crafts, children discover how dinosaurs lived and how […]
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Grab a mate and head in to the Tuggeranong Arts Centre for one of the best nights of laughs you’ll have this year at Club Sandwich Comedy! Hosted by the hilarious Tom Gibson and headlined by comedian, actor and writer Carlo Ritchie, the show is ably supported by national headliner Chris Ryan and the superb […]
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Known for blending crushing riffs, heavy groove, and explosive stage presence, Dreamworm have built a reputation as one of Melbourne’s best underground heavy acts. Part of this great show are Wyndfall, sprawler & Machine on a Break. Address: The Baso Canberra, 2 Cohen St Belconnen.
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A powerful, Oscar‑winning drama, Slumdog Millionaire follows a young man from the streets of Mumbai whose life experiences shape his unlikely success on a game show. Blending romance and resilience, it’s a vibrant story of destiny, hope and survival. |
11 events,Take a drive through the story of an Australian icon in Rear vision: the Holden collection at National Archives of Australia in Canberra. Trace Holden's journey from a 19th-century saddlery to 'Australia's own car' and its lasting impact on the nation's economy, industry and identity. Explore archival records, rare artefacts, drawings and images that reveal […] Chaika Theatre presents a fresh, emotionally charged interpretation of Terence Rattigan’s The Deep Blue Sea, a timeless exploration of love, loss, and personal struggle. Set in the post-war austerity of 1950s London, the play follows Hester Collyer, a woman trapped in a turbulent affair with a passionate but troubled ex-fighter pilot, while grappling with the […]
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A haunting psychological thriller, Don’t Look Now follows a grieving couple drawn into a web of eerie visions and unsettling encounters in Venice. Blending fragmented storytelling with deep emotional intensity, it’s a chilling meditation on loss and fate.
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Tim Burton’s Mars Attacks! is a wild, camp sci‑fi satire where invading Martians unleash chaotic destruction despite promises of peace. Packed with dark humour and an all‑star cast, it’s a gleefully absurd take on alien invasion films. |
15 events,The Handmade Market returns on June 13 and 14 with free entry and 260+ Australian-made stalls featuring homewares, fashion, gourmet food, gifts and more. Meet the makers, shop small and discover unique products from designers across Australia.
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‘Winter is coming’ … well, it's already here, so come along to CWA Gungahlin’s Winter Market Stall on Saturday, 13 June from 9am to 1pm, at the NEW location ... BUNNINGS GUNGAHLIN, where we’ll be selling handmade items including scarves, beanies and gloves. Also on offer will be a wide range of yummy homemade goodies: […]
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Saturday 13th June 2026, 10am-12pm, followed by BBQ Palmerville Heritage Park, Owen Dixon Drive, McKellar You're invited to a community planting day at Palmerville Heritage Park (McKellar) to help restore Ginninderra Creek and improve habitat for Rakali and other local wildlife. Come along to plant more than 200 native trees, shrubs and grasses, and enjoy […]
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In this hands-on workshop, you will gain a practical understanding of your camera’s functions – aperture, shutter speed and ISO – together with manual focus techniques and the basics of creative composition. You’ll apply these practical techniques and newly established skills over the course of the day and have the opportunity to ask questions and […] |
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Join award-winning photographer, educator, and nature enthusiast Cristy Froehlich for a Be Curious Photo Walk this June. This welcoming outdoor experience combines photography, mindfulness, creativity, and connection with nature. Designed for people of all experience levels - no photography experience is needed. Participants will enjoy a relaxed guided wander through nature followed by a warming […]
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Sutton Village Country Markets, held on the second Sunday of the month 9.00am-1.30pm. Experience a charming array of stalls featuring handcrafted treasures, locally & regionally grown goodies, food vendors and live entertainment. Pet Friendly ~ Free Parking ~ Playground ~ Family Games
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Sutton Village Country Markets, held on the second Sunday of the month 9.00am-1.30pm. Experience a charming array of stalls featuring handcrafted treasures, locally & regionally grown goodies, food vendors and live entertainment. Pet Friendly ~ Free Parking ~ Playground ~ Family Games |
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Join archivist, writer and historian Michael Piggot AM in conversation as he discusses his latest book, New Feller Master. The book explores a significant yet often overlooked chapter of Australian history: the role of the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force in the occupation of German New Guinea. Drawing on years of research, New Feller […]
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A landmark sci‑fi classic, Close Encounters of the Third Kind follows an ordinary man drawn into a mysterious extraterrestrial encounter. Blending awe and spectacle, this special screening includes a panel exploring science, sound and our place in the universe. |
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We warmly invite families considering enrolment for Kindergarten in 2027 to 2030 to our morning tea. This is a wonderful opportunity to meet our staff, explore our learning spaces, and discover what makes our Kindergarten community so special. Register at trybooking.com/DMDTG
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A spirited documentary celebrating iconic Australian band Mental As Anything, tracing their rise from art school outsiders to pop pioneers. Blending archive footage and personal reflections, it captures their humour, creativity and lasting cultural impact. |
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Novotel Canberra invites guests to indulge in an unforgettable evening of local flavour, fine wine, and culinary storytelling with “A Taste of Eden,” an exclusive four-course dining experience hosted at First Edition Canberra. In partnership with Eden Road Wines, the immersive dining event will showcase a carefully curated seasonal menu designed by Executive Chef Awiri […]
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Join the artists at the official opening of three new exhibitions at Tuggeranong Arts Centre; Dyeing Words From Soil to Silk, Sistahood: Circles, Cycles and Spirals and Fold Stitch Bind. Have a glass of wine with the artists, their friends and people from Canberra’s local arts scene. Hear from guest speakers and enjoy the celebratory […]
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A tender, dialogue-driven romance, Before Sunrise follows a chance encounter that blossoms into a night of deep connection in Vienna. Richard Linklater captures the magic of fleeting moments and the possibility of love. |
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The annual Mitchell Power Memorial Quick Shear will be held on the 20st of June 2026 in Bombala NSW. This event is in honour of Mitch Power, a young shearer who took his own life in 2021. Through this event the committee and community of Bombala help raise awareness and funds for mental health in […]
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A community market, showcasing local food and artisans, with live music and flea market stalls.
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The Canberra Community Voices Choir is celebrating 20 years in the Canberra community at the beautiful All Saints Church at AINSLIE 1.30pm. We will be accompanied by the Hilltops Community Choir from Harden. Please join us for some eclectic music For more information see our website http://www.canberracommunityvoices.org |
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Join Yoga Mandir teachers for a Free 30 minute session where you can come and explore the studio gain insight into Iyengar Yoga practice and information on where to start. Session times: 21 June 8.00am, 8.45am and 9.30am And, join a free restorative class with Alan Goode, one of Australia's most experienced Iyengar yoga teachers […]
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The June Queanbeyan Market is just around the corner, and it’s shaping up to be a beautiful winter market day! 🍎🍷 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 […]
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A haunting double feature of Chris Marker’s La Jetée and Sans Soleil, exploring memory, time and perception through experimental storytelling. Spanning sci‑fi, travelogue and essay film, these works offer a poetic meditation on how we remember and see the world. |
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Pick your price. Find something you love. Join us for our Mega Clothing Sale, where you decide how much you pay. Thrift through a range of quality clothing and accessories to find outfit treasures – and only contribute what you can. Every dollar raised helps support Communities at Work's community services programs across Canberra. When: […]
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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 23 June 2026, please contact Russell on 0415-261-310 or Canberra Ainslie Toastmasters website for more information. |
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Join Master Builders ACT on Wednesday 24 June for the inaugural Sustainability Expo. Discover practical solutions for a more sustainable construction industry. From recycled materials and waste management to electric tools, water-saving products and low-emission innovation. Enjoy a free breakfast BBQ, live demonstrations and expert talks from industry leaders. Whether you’re a builder, tradie, supplier […]
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As part of photo access‘ Eco Darkroom Series, this workshop explores the unique Caffenol film developing process—using coffee! This hands-on workshop will guide you through the eco-friendly method of processing black and white film with coffee, vitamin C, and washing soda. It’s perfect for photographers of all skill levels and offers a low-toxicity, accessible alternative […] |
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Join us for an opening night fundraising screening of Supergirl. Truth. Justice. Whatever. Milly Alcock (House of the Dragon) stars as Kara Zor-El in SUPERGIRL, the highly anticipated second entry into the DCU. Directed by Craig Gillespie (I, Tonya), the film follows Kara's darker origin before she finally made her way to Earth. This event […]
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A poignant blend of romance and sci‑fi, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind follows a man undergoing a procedure to erase memories of lost love. Both imaginative and deeply human, it explores how memory shapes identity and emotional connection. |
7 events,What does it mean to reclaim power when the house always wins? Every system, object, experience has been designed and created with human intention and intervention. This exhibition immerses audiences into the artists’ attempts at reclaiming narratives crafted by larger powers to regain agency in their lived histories. Artists Maggie Douglas and Sandy Ma ruminate […]
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Lakeside at 5 is a popular monthly after work program of local live jazz. Come and relax by Lake Tuggeranong with a glass of wine and live music by some of Canberra’s most treasured artists. Be uplifted and entertained, when Canberra blues duo Divine Devilles hit the stage for the June Lakeside at 5 event.
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A dark, stylish neo‑noir, Blood Simple follows a web of betrayal, suspicion and violence set in Texas. This Coen Brothers debut is a gripping, grimly comic thriller, presented as part of an interactive Cult Classics screening. |
10 events,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 […]
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Canberra's first Curated Coffee Rave!! A morning dance party in a café? Yep...we’re doing it! We’re collabing with Crew Espresso Bar and turning your usual Saturday morning coffee into a daytime party filled with music, connection and good vibes! Think coffee in hand, DJ pumping, people dancing and a room full of genuinely good humans. […]
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In a world where photography is often reduced to a tap on a screen, this course offers something slower, richer, and far more tactile. Step away from the automated and rediscover the medium by hand building your own camera obscura, transforming simple materials into a working camera. As light enters your handmade device, you’ll witness […]
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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. |
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$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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […] |
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9 events,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. 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?
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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! […]
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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 […] |
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The loss of hollow-bearing trees is a major driver of decline for hollow-dependent fauna. In this presentation Ana Gracanin will discuss the effectiveness of carved hollows for greater gliders. All welcome |
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11 events,A magical makers market filled with handmade goodies from across the region! Everything from pottery, bath and beauty products to toys, jewellery , fashion and so much more. The yummiest food too, there is something for everyone. Plus if you're lucky you might even see Santa Claus. Over a weekend, you will learn the basics of black-and-white photography – from capturing images through to printing in the darkroom. You will learn how to develop film, make contact sheets and print individual images. Whether you are a first-time film photographer, or are looking for a refresher course, this two-day workshop is the perfect […]
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Kids, come and try squash! Free! Coaching! Free gift bag! Attend at Woden, Dickson or Yass Squash Courts.
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In partnership with the Australian American Association ACT and Canberra Services Club, join us for a vibrant celebration in Canberra, celebrating America’s 250th Birthday! Enjoy a day of American-inspired food, music, themed drinks, and a festive atmosphere in the heart of Canberra. |
11 events,As night falls during NAIDOC Week, see the Parliament House façade transformed with an illumination of the 2024 painting, Numbat Night. The stunning Numbat Night artwork is by John Prince Siddon, a Walmajarri artist based in Rubibi/Broome. Venue: Australian Parliament House Forecourt Date: 5 July to 7 July 2026 Time: 6 pm to 11 pm
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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 predominately Coins, Stamps, and Postcards. Entry Free Located at Garran Adventure Scout Hall - 123 Kitchener St, Garran. Be aware there are 2 scout halls in Garran. […]
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Tracing Aboriginal boxer and showman Con Colleano’s remarkable family legacy. Presented as part of NAIDOC Week at the NFSA, followed by a post-screening Q&A with filmmaker and NFSA Head of First Nations Engagement Pauline Clague. Presented by NITV. |