What’s on this week
01 September
Canberra Ainslie Toastmasters – Public Speaking Workshop
Canberra (Ainslie) Toastmasters is conducting a public speaking and presentation skills workshop on aspects of effective
03 September
Understanding the impacts of climate change on plants at Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park – a summary of my PhD working with Anangu. A talk by Jay Nicholson
Even desert adapted plants can struggle with extreme drought and heatwave driven by climate change. Please
05 September
Collect-A-Verse Card Show
Join us for Collect-A-Verse Card Show, a one-day expo celebrating collecting, and pop culture. Whether you’re
05 September
Gungahlin CWA’s Father’s Day Stall
Gungahlin Branch of the Country Women’s Association will be holding its combined Father’s Day/Awareness Week Stall
Ginninderry events
September 2 @ 10:00 am - 12:30 pm
Botanical Art workshops – Concepts & Techniques
Step into Botanical Art – FREE workshops for adults with Margaret Saul – Concepts & Techniques
September 2 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Fitness in the park
Fitness class for all levels of fitness for the whole community. Join local resident Vince as
September 3 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
English Conversation Group @ Cafe Stepping Stone
Join Cafe Stepping Stone for their weekly English conversation group, taking place every Thursday morning from
What’s on this month
05 September
Canberra Antiques Centre Spring Market Day
Step into a world of timeless charm and unique treasures. Explore a curated selection of antique,
05 September
Yass Railway Museum – Father’s Day Bootleg Tour
A Great Gift Idea! Celebrate Father’s Day with a unique experience that combines an exclusive tour
05 September
Salsa on Saturday – September
Welcome to Salsa On Saturday (SOS)! Are you passionate about Salsa, Bachata, or Chachacha? Whether you’re
05 September
The LOST CLOG – Clogging the Capital !! An evening of the finest Lithuanian pagan/folk Music, Song and Comedy
The Lost Clog return to Canberra! Following their unforgettable appearance at Canberra’s National Folk Festival, Melbourne’s
