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What’s on around Canberra this weekend, 27-29 October

The Canberra region is offering locals and visitors a frighteningly fun selection of activities, events and performances this weekend, 27-29 October.

That’s art and entertainment: Mental Health Month

The latest in arts and entertainment news from around the Canberra region. Highlights this week include recognition for Canberra glass artists and Mental Health Month celebrations.

Deep Blue Ceramics opens with sustainability and community in mind

Owner of Deep Blue Ceramics, Amy is set to open her own studio on Sunday 8 October.

What’s on around Canberra in October 2023

October is the month when spring is in full bloom and ends with spooky delights - and the Canberra region is packed with events to thrill and fulfill the desires of locals and visitors alike.

Take a Southeast Asian ‘voyage’ at National Museum of Australia

A strengthening of connections and sharing of history has come to the National Museum of Australia as the National Museum of Singapore shares works of one of its most treasured collections.

What’s on around Canberra this weekend, 8-10 September

The weather is warming up in the Canberra region and this weekend, 8-10 September is the perfect time to spend some time outside.

What’s on around Canberra in September 2023

Hello sun, hello September, Spring is finally here and the Canberra region is set to bloom this month.

Prime Minister lets cat out of the bag at Rudd portrait unveiling

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese literally let the cat out of the bag at today’s portrait unveiling for former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd – accidentally letting slip that it was the first portrait of a PM to includes a family pet.

First statue of a woman at Australian War Memorial a true survivor

The first statue of a woman has been unveiled at the Australian War Memorial and all the late Lieutenant Colonel Vivian Bullwinkel had to do was survive a massacre, survive a sinking...

Whitlam’s Folio shows gratitude and beauty at National Archives

See politics and art collide in Dedicated to the Dedicated: Whitlam, the Arts and Democracy at the National Archives of Australia.

What’s on around Canberra this weekend, 14-16 July

There is plenty to keep locals and visitors busy in the Canberra region this weekend, 14-16 July, check out CWs list to see what's on.

ACT students showcase environmental artistry in DrainART

ACT students created artworks highlighting the impact of pollution on waterways and advocating for their protection.

What’s on around Canberra this weekend, 16-18 June

With cool and cloudy weather predicted in the Canberra region this weekend, 16-18 June, it seems like a good one to spend indoors.

What to do with Canberra’s political ghosts?

Where do retired politicians go when they’re voted out? A shed in suburban Canberra for now, but these redundant political puppets are looking for a forever home. The first of five, Tony Abbott,...

A whale of a time knitting Skywhalepapa

Gender equity is alive and well in the nation’s capital and just as we have a knitting pattern for Skywhale, we will soon have a knitting pattern for Skywhalepapa. If the 29-page knitting...

What’s on around Canberra in May 2023

May is [almost] here and we are one step closer to a Canberra winter.

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