All Events in Ballarat

Respect Victoria and The Ballarat Foundation are pleased to announce the recipients of the Respect Ballarat grants. Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence Ingrid Stitt MP will join us to announce the successful projects and speak about the importance of prevention work led by local communities. We will also be sharing further information on future funding opportunities.

Join Paula McLean in conversation at the Ballaarat Mechanics' Institute. Discussing her searing and lyrical novel about memory, silence, and the lasting impact of a sister’s disappearance. Hilary Mason confronts her past by writing a memoir, facing her worst and best years with courage, friendship, and love.

Join us for an evening of amazing food, great drinks, games, and trivia! This event is hosted by Australia's themed trivia experts, Grape Vine Events. You and your squad can win some killer prizes!

O Week is upon us which means so is our annual SCRIBBLE PARTY!! Parma Night specials running from 5pm plus student drink specials running all night! Tickets never last long for this one so grab yours now! Strictly 18+ event. Valid ID MUST be shown for entry. Limited textas provided at the door x

Dive into the fascinating world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) where insights and awareness meet hands-on experiences with new technologies. Share your own adventures, learnings, and burning questions in an informal social atmosphere. It's not just about learning—it's about having fun while exploring the future! AI is here! Learn what it is and its basic functions in this user-friendly session.

The Ballarat and District Genealogical Society can support your research and help analyse genealogical DNA results at these drop-in sessions.

The Summer Reading Party will be held outdoors, so please dress appropriately for the weather.

If you are a woman running for office, managing a campaign or wanting to understand more about Australia’s political process, then this program is for you. Women support their communities every day in so many ways. We need more women like you at the table where decisions are being made!

Join us for the Melbourne v Richmond match in the 2026 AAMI Community Series. Children aged 6-14 can purchase junior tickets, while those aged 5 and under can enter for free but must not occupy a seat. Adults aged 15 and over need to be classified as adults unless they have valid concession identification.