Questacon’s longest serving volunteer, Jenny Wanless, has generously donated to the institution to create the Curiosity Rover Cart.

See all the highlights of what’s on across Canberra throughout March 2022, with everything from exhibitions to live theatre, music and more.

To open their 50th anniversary season, Canberra Youth Theatre (CYT) is reviving 'Dags', a work the company commissioned some 38 years ago.

A new solo show from Canberra acrobat and illustrator Jake Silvestro titled December will debut at The Playhouse, Civic from 1 April.

The Brumbies Super Rugby and Super W teams will receive $3.5 million over two years as part of a new funding deal with the ACT Government.

Part two of a planned trilogy, Canberran documentary filmmaker Jennifer Peedom’s latest release, 'River', is something to behold.

COVID-19 restrictions on organised sport from March 2020 resulted in a drop in injuries and hospitalisations for winter sports.

A new ACT Government surrender initiative will see community clubs that surrender poker machines offered a $15,000 per license.

Agapi & Other Kinds of Love sees Greek Australian poet Luka Lesson draw on his heritage to search for the meanings of love in Ancient Greece.

Artworks depicting some of Britain’s most influential figures are in Canberra as part of the NPG's new exhibition, Shakespeare to Winehouse.

Van Gogh Alive, an immersive, sensory experience with projections of gorgeous art, opened in Canberra to great fanfare on Friday 4 March.

With Enlighten Festival now underway, Canberra’s national institutions and attractions have been lighting up this week with a series of stunning architectural projections combining light, sound and movement to create an enthralling experience.