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Explore the vibrant event scene and make the most of your time tomorrow in Canberra. From education to gaming and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Canberra’s very own Pixies tribute band, Death to the Pixies return for their first show of 2026. They are joined by the Revenge on Seattle, Nirvana tribute band. Dig out your “flannie” and join us for a trip back to the 90s. Doors open at 3pm
Join Anna Dine and Cate Guirguis as they celebrate their most exciting launches to date! Come along to the Canberra leg of their launch tour for their debut show in the ACT. Anna Dine presents a unique style of production and songwriting that is starkly honest, yet showered in sparkling synths, lush harmonies and grungy guitars. Cate Guirguis's music is perfect for your sad girl playlist for long night drives.
Pro Performance Cricket is excited to announce 5 awesome days of cricket coaching & T20s with our Cricket Camp held during the upcoming School Holidays. Players will experience 1-4 days of high intensity cricket coaching & T20s while being coached and mentored by professional Cricket Australia qualified coaches including current and former first class cricketers and Big Bash players.
This course offers technical, architectural, and managerial solutions to the problem of protecting industrial infrastructure.
Let's grab some lunch together, Deputy Heads of Mission, and chat about how we can collaborate and support each other!
This intensive course explores social media and science communication on the web. Social media have changed the way we communicate science across the globe. This short course will provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to create an effective web presence for your science. Learn from A/Prof Will Grant, an Associate Professor in Science Communication at the Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science at ANU.
Enquire to run a Doughnut Design for Business™ session for your team. Private workshops for organisations (not a public event). This workshop helps organisations test assumptions about growth, performance, and success within ecological limits and build shared understanding across leadership and teams.
The Voices of the Future Conference is the culmination of the Women in Strategic Policy program (WISP), co-led by The Australian National University’s Strategic and Defence Studies Centre and Girls Run the World. Young people’s, and particularly young women’s, voices are systematically underrepresented across the strategic and defence space - both in Australia and around the world. WISP aims to increase the number of young women contributing to Australian strategic and defence policy discourse to address this challenge. The Conference program will showcase the work and expertise of WISP alumni, including launching the second volume in the Voices of the Future series.
Big Skills for Small Bikes is a learn to ride course for younger children, which focuses on teaching parents and carers how to get their kids riding confidently and safely. The program uses a curriculum developed by a Cycling Australia coach and is targeted toward parents and carers with children aged 3 – 8 years. Adults attend the training sessions with the children and are provided with resources to empower them to continue to teach and support their child to develop bike skills after they have completed the course.