Inhabited
Inhabited
Tilly Davey | Angela Deka | Remus Douglas | Sue Hewat | Fatmata Kamara | David Liu | Anael Lukban | PAW
Opening: 6pm Friday 14 March 2025
Exhibition: 11am – 4pm Wed-Sun, 15-23 March 2025
Artist Talk: 2pm Saturday 22 March 2025
Often working out of sight – squirreled away in garage studios, spare bedrooms and self-managed spaces – Gungahlin is full of artists creating, contributing to their communities and adding depth to the culture of our region. Inhabited features works by 8 such artists who who live or work in the region.
Website: https://www.belcoarts.com.au/inhabited-2025/
Email: [email protected]
Address:
Studio Studio, 5/57 Dacre St Mitchell
Phone: 0261733300
Canberra Kids Triathlon
Canberra Kids Triathlon
Get ready for an exciting day of fun, fitness, and adventure! The Canberra Kids Triathlon 2025 is the perfect opportunity for kids aged 7 to 12 to dive into the world of multisport in a safe and supportive environment. Whether they're seasoned athletes or first-time participants, this event is all about having fun and giving it a go!
Event Details
📍 Location: Australian Institute of Sport, Canberra
🌟 A world-class venue set amidst stunning green spaces with top-notch facilities, offering a safe and well-marked course perfect for young tr
Website: https://acttriathlon.com.au/
Email: [email protected]
Address:
Leverrier St, Bruce ACT 2617, Australia
Phone: 0414393987
Shearers’ Ball
Shearers’ Ball
The Shearers’ Ball will be a great evening of dancing to live music from Canberra Celtic Band ‘Humbug’ and calling by Lance Green. 7pm start.
No experience required, no need to bring a partner.
All dances called and taught on the evening, Just come along in less formal colonial gear or smart casual dress and comfortable shoes and join in the fun.
Shearers’ Balls were usually held at the end of the shearing season before itinerant shearers moved away for a well-earned break or for other work. Let’s celebrate that dance tradition in style!
Website: https://www.monarofolk.org.au/events/shearers-ball/
Email: [email protected]
Address:
The Canberra Baptist Church Hall, Currie Street, Kingston
Phone: 0413295004
A Steam Train Passes 50th anniversary
A Steam Train Passes 50th anniversary
Hop on board to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Film Australia short documentary, A Steam Train Passes (Dir: David Haythornwaite, Prod: Anthony Buckley, DoP: Dean Semler, 1974), with a film screening and discussion with special guests.
Email: [email protected]
Address:
National Film and Sound Archive, Arc Cinema1 McCoy Circuit Acton, Australian Capital Territory, 2601
Phone: 0439382064
Parkinson’s Australia National Conference
Parkinson’s Australia National Conference
People living with Parkinson's, carers, and healthcare professionals of the ACT - join us for the Parkinson's Australia National Conference, 6-8 April at the National Convention Centre.
This is a rare opportunity to learn from international and local experts about the latest in Parkinson's wellness, research, treatments, and more... And it's happening in your own backyard!
Featuring three international keynote speakers plus more than 20 local experts, REGISTER NOW to connect, gain insights and leave empowered!
Website: https://www.parkinsons.org.au/conference/
Email: [email protected]
Address:
National Convention Centre
31 Constitution Avenue
Canberra ACT
Phone: 0407703328
Reel McCoy Film Group – Screening of “Smooth Talk”
Reel McCoy Film Group – Screening of “Smooth Talk”
On Sunday 13 April at 12:30PM, the Reel McCoy Film Group is showing the 1985 American film "Smooth Talk" which explores the fast-developing maturity of 15-year-old Connie. Her life of days at the beach with friends, flirting with schoolboys, and shirking chores takes an unexpected turn with the appearance of a mysterious stranger. A masterpiece of realism, the film conveys the confusion and emotion of Connie's experience with extraordinary skill. This is a forgotten gem with uniformly strong performances and a very strong script.
Website: http://www.reelmccoy.org.au
Email: [email protected]
Address:
Canberra Museum and Gallery, corner of London Circuit and Civic Square, Civic.
Volant – Jazz Quartet @ Smith’s Alternative
Volant – Jazz Quartet @ Smith’s Alternative
Matthew Ottignon invites listeners on a journey that celebrates the beauty of birds, both in their physical flight and as symbols of freedom.
…his invention, execution and originality is exceptional” – ★★★★ Jazzwise Magazine, UK
The music moves effortlessly from moments of anthemic heroism, with Ottignon’s fiery tenor at the fore, to lyrical melodies and intimate soundscapes, where the subtle yet confident artistry of Hayley, Hannah, and Lauren nurture the music to a place of sheer beauty.
Website: https://www.smithsalternative.com/events/volant-89642?d=9%2F05%2F2025+6%3A30%3A00+PM
Email: [email protected]
Address:
76 Alinga Street, Canberra ACT 2601
Phone: 02 6257 1225