Goodbye November, hello December! 45+ ways to end the month with a bang, this weekend
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You’re in for a treat this weekend, because Canberra is overflowing with things to do.
Need some suggestions? Start your weekend off right at the Canberra Spirits Festival before spending Saturday and Sunday shopping at Christmas markets, enjoying the last days of the SpringOUT Pride Festival, and more.
Read on for your curated guide to what’s on this weekend in Canberra.
Special Events and Festivals
Canberra Spirits Festival
Two days dedicated to Australian and imported spirits? You’ll be sure to find a tipple that tickles your fancy here.
Helping locals get into spirit just before the silly season kicks off (get it?), The Canberra Spirits Festival is coming to the University of Canberra to offer alcohol lovers the chance to taste over 120 of the best spirits from popular distillers. We’re talking whisky, bourbon, gin, tequila, and rum – and yes, there will even be vodka paired with a caviar bump.
With tickets on sale now, competitions to enter, and prizes to be won, run, don’t walk – or drive – so you don’t miss out.
Friday 29 and Saturday 30 November | University Canberra, 11 Kirinari Street, UC Refectory, Building 1, Bruce | Book here.
The Canberra Distillery Pop-Up Bar
Who doesn’t love gin? Local Gin distillery, The Canberra Distillery, are showcasing their wonderful range of gin’s at Westfield Woden with an exclusive Christmas pop-up at Westfield Woden.
Westfield members can visit The Canberra Distillery Pop Up Bar Friday to Sunday to redeem a free drink! You potentially could get some Christmas gifts sorted as well!
Friday 29 November until Sunday 22 December | Westfield Woden, Keltie Street, Phillip | More information here.
Opening Party – Carol Jerrems: Portraits
Join the opening of Carol Jerrems: Portraits to celebrate the work, life and legacy of one of Australia’s most influential photographers.
You’ll be able to see the exhibition for free, grab a drink and soak up the vibe of DJ Charlie Villas’ genre- and generation-bending beats. Showcasing more than 140 photographs, from Jerrems’ lesser-known early work to the now iconic Vale Street 1975, and portraits of cultural figures like Anne Summers, Bobbi Sykes, Evonne Goolagong, the Skyhooks and Linda Jackson, this is an event you won’t want to miss.
Friday 29 November, 6 pm – 9 pm | National Portrait Gallery, King Edward Terrace, Parkes | Book here.
NICF Online Bake For Babies
The Newborn Intensive Care Foundation’s (NICF) successful Online Back for Babies event is back and this year marks the Foundation’s 30th Anniversary! Professional talented Canberra bakers have generously donated their incredible and delicious creations to the cause (including My sweet lady; Blondiez and Browniez; Baker & Bloom; Little Cookie House and more), and with cupcakes, blondies and brownies and cookies, there’s something for everyone.
Prices range from $15 to $40 and all proceeds will go towards funding high-tech medical equipment to help give all babies a fighting chance. Life shouldn’t be a struggle when you are just a few hours old.
Place orders between Saturday 30 November, 8 pm – 1 pm and Sunday 1 December, 9 am-1 pm | Collection from McKellar | Place orders here.
Good Goodies Flea Market
This monthly market is run by Gang Gang Café, and you’ll be sure to find something unique. Giving local creatives have the chance to have a stall at no cost to share their goodies.
You’ll find everything from art, to preloved and vintage clothes, pottery, book, LP records, cakes and much more. Head along to enjoy the laid-back atmosphere, and grab yourself some food and drinks from the café!
Saturday 30 November, 3 pm – 6 pm | Shop4/2 Frencham Place Downer | More information here.
TLC Co Store Online Pop Up!
the TLC Co Store knows this time of year can get hectic. Between school runs, holiday prep, and everything in between, finding time to pop into the store can be tricky.
That’s why they’re thrilled to announce the launch of their online pop-up shop, filled teeth the cutest outfits for your little ones. The shop will be open from Black Friday (8 am, Friday 29 November) until they close for the year on Friday 20 December, giving you plenty of time to browse and shop at your convenience.
Friday 29 November, until Friday 20 December | Online | More information here.
2024 Craft + Design Canberra Festival
It’s the 10th year of the Craft + Design Canberra Festival, and there’s plenty to see and do. Connecting Canberra’s community with over 500 artists, craftspeople, designers and architects, the 2024 Festival advocates for design thinking, collaboration and making by hand to generate innovation and solve problems, providing hope for the future.
With a theme of Regenerate, the program of events includes exhibitions, talks, tours, activations, open studios and workshops responding to the festival theme and celebrating Canberra as a creative capital and a global city of design.
Until Saturday 30 November | Various locations | More information here.
Canberra Knife Show
Head along to see what the best custom knifemakers in Australia have made.
There will be hunting, collectables, kitchen and folding knives available for sale, as well as knifemaking, leatherwork and blacksmithing supplies so you can get making! Meet the makers, see demonstrations and enjoy nibbles from local vendors.
Sunday 1 December, 10 am – 3 pm | Cuppacumbalong, 21 Naas Road, Tharwa | More information here.
Style by Wesson: Fashion Edit – Autumn Winter 24/25
Don’t miss this exclusive fashion preview at the stunning Park Hyatt Hotel.
Wesson is celebrating its 50th anniversary, and during this preview, you will have the opportunity to gain intimate insights into the individual garments and learn about the origins of the exquisitely curated collections. Their team of professional stylists will be on hand to provide expert commentary and guidance, adding an extra layer of sophistication to your fashion journey.
Tickets include bubbles, canapés, and a special gift bag!
Sunday 1 December, 2.30 pm – 4 pm | Hyatt Hotel Canberra, Commonwealth Avenue, Yarralumla | Book here.
SpringOUT Pride Festival
Celebrating Australia’s most LGBTQIA+ friendly city and Canberra’s LGBTQIA+ community in all its fabulous diversity, it’s time to SpringOUT with ‘PRIDE in the Capital’ on their 25th anniversary!
Held throughout November, the festival showcases a diverse array of events that celebrate Canberra’s LGBTQIA+ community. With an event for every budget (including free and low-cost events), there’s no excuse to miss out. Make sure to check out the full programme!
Until Sunday 1 December | Various locations | More information here.
Markets
Hall Village Christmas Street Party
It might be November but with Christmas right around the corner, it’s time to get jolly with the annual Christmas Street Party in Hall.
Running the length of the village on Victoria Street between Gladstone and Hoskins streets, wander through the artisan Christmas street market with over 100 vendors and grab a bite from one of the tasty food vans or local cafés. Running late into the night, enjoy live music, entertainment and more!
Friday 29 November, 4 pm – 8.30 pm | Hall Heritage Village, Victoria Street, Hall | More information here.
Hartley Hall Markets
Visit one of Australia’s largest, and oldest home-made and home-grown markets—Hartley Hall Markets, this Sunday from 9am to 2pm at the Hall Showgrounds.
With heaps of unique goods, and a range of food options to explore and enjoy. It’s a gold coin entry helping Hartley Lifecare support people with disability in Canberra.
Sunday 1 December, 9 am – 2 pm | Hall Showgrounds | hartley.org.au
Geek Markets Xmas Edition
Get ready for some season geekings! It’s time for Geek Markets Xmas Edition.
This is a festive celebration of everything geeky! From stallholders selling everything from original art to comic books, merchandise and more, you can buy that perfect present for family and friends, or just buy your own present instead. This pop culture extravaganza is perfect for the whole family.
Saturday 30 November, 9 am – 5 pm | Exhibition Park in Canberra, Corner Flemington Road and Northbourne Avenue, Mitchell | More information here.
Summer German Markets
The Summer German Markets are back for another year! Offering a variety of stalls offering German food such as homemade cakes, deli goods and groceries, as well as wine, beer and schnapps.
They will also have their much-loved sausage stall cooking fresh German sausages and plenty of beloved community stallholders! Take along the kids to make the most of the free jumping castle.
Sunday 1 December, 9 am – 1 pm | Harmonie German Club, 49 Jerrabomberra Avenue, Narrabundah | More information here.
Super Christmas Sundays
‘Tis the season to do some last-minute shopping. Super Christmas Sunday is back at the Old Bus Depot Markets to help you find the perfect Christmas present.
From fresh Christmas trees to handcrafted decorations, and pet photos with Santa, they’ve made sure that everyone can find unforgettable gifts for family and friends.
Sunday 1 December | The Old Bus Depot Markets, 21 Wentworth Avenue, Kingston | More information here.
Christmas at Haig Park Village Markets
The ultimate Christmas experience awaits this December, and you can find it in Haig Park.
Taking place across four fun-filled Sundays, the Haig Park Village Markets will be helping you sleigh the gift game with their festive extravaganza. Expect gift shopping, culinary delights (hello Christmas puddings), free photos with Santa, gingerbread making, carols, and more!
Sunday 1 December, 8 am – 2 pm |Haig Park, 14 Girrahween Street, Braddon | More information here.
Arboretum Harvest Stall
Solve your Christmas gift problems with this market at the Arboretum! There will be delicious jams, preserves, Christmas wreaths, lavender and lots more produce from the Discovery Kitchen Garden will be on sale.
Sunday 1 December, 10 am | Forest Drive, Canberra | More information here.
Southside Farmers Markets
This village market is located at Canberra College, making it the perfect place to duck in to grab what you need (and maybe a few things you don’t). Order an egg and bacon roll to start the morning as you explore the best of fresh seasonal veggies, handmade pasta and pet treats.
8 am–11.30 am Sunday | 2 Launceston Street, Phillip | facebook.com
Food and Wine
Cooking with Spices Christmas Edition
Keen to make some handmade goodies you can gift to others (or yourself!) for Christmas? Then this workshop is for you!
Join Holistic Yoga Teacher Tracey Murray in the Mandala Studio kitchen to learn how to make spiced mixes, blends and combinations. You’ll take home some spicy goodies and simple information about how you can use spices for yourself and your family.
Saturday 30 November, 2 pm – 3.15 pm | Mandala Studio, 253 Northbourne Avenue, G06, Lyneham | Book here.
McDonald’s Erindale celebrates 30 year anniversary
McDonald’s Erindale is celebrating 30 years of serving up great tasting food and providing feel good moments for customers.
It will be hosting an event with colouring in, face painting and an appearance from Ronald McDonald, as well as a Cheeseburger for $2 to celebrate the anniversary.
Saturday 30 November, 11 am – 2 pm, McDonald’s Erindale, Corner of Ricardo Street and McBryde Crescent, Wanniassa
High Tea at Louis
Looking for a sophisticated and refined experience high tea experience? Nestled within the elegant confines of Hotel Realm, you can’t go past high tea at Louis.
Offering a meticulously curated array of delicate finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones, and an exquisite selection of pastries and desserts that showcase the finest craftsmanship (along with an impressive tea menu) it will be an occasion to remember.
Every Saturday, 2 pm – 4 pm | Louis, 18 National Circuit, Barton | Book here.
QTea High Tea x Space Kitchen
There’s no cucumber sandwich in sight at this high tea experience. And you better get excited because QT has partnered with Space Kitchen in what be the most delicious collaboration ever.
Taking their high tea offering to the next level, the QTea High Tea x Space Kitchen experience is all about indulgence – from the sweet to the savoury. Lock eyes with Canberra’s first cake trolley featuring Space Kitchen cakes, choose from 28 teas (along with the prettiest of cocktails featuring special brews) and dig into tiers of treats that include Wagyu bresaola bites and picture-perfect serves of duck liver parfait for a decadent dining experience.
Every Saturday, sittings at 12 pm and 12.30 pm | 1 London Circuit, City | Book here.
Stage and Screen
Titus O’Reily – Sport: The Unauthorised History
Titus O’Reily is returning to the stage to explore how sport has grown from an amateur pursuit to requiring you to take out a bank loan to purchase a mid-strength beer at a game.
Covering the highs, the lows, the heroes, the cheating, the corruption and the enjoyment that comes from watching England lose, don’t miss him live on stage.
Saturday 30 November, 5.30 pm – 8 pm | Fun Time Pony, 122 Alinga Street, City | Book here.
Nurse Georgie Carroll – Survival of the Fittest
Nurse turned comedian Georgie Carroll is building her next comedy show and you get the be the lab rats.
Head along to decide what lives and what dies as you experience the process of one of the country’s best comedy writer/performers.
Until Sunday 1 December, 7.30 pm – 8.25 pm | Canberra Theatre Centre, London Circuit, City | Book here.
Bloody Murder
It began as a classic British murder-mystery but, after yet another poisoning, Lady Somerset has had enough! Now the characters are rebelling against their author and it’s bloody murder…
This is murder most meta in a diabolical comedy full of twists, turns, and tangled tropes. But who will have the last laugh?
Until Sunday 1 December, 7.30 pm – 10 pm | Canberra REP Theatre, 3 Repertory Lane, Acton | Book here.
Eurydice
In Eurydice, Sarah Ruhl reimagines the classic myth of Orpheus through the eyes of its heroine.
Originally produced by Madison Repertory Theatre, in Madison, Wisconsin, in 2003, you’ll see contemporary characters, ingenious plot twists, and breathtaking visual effects. It’s a fresh look at a timeless love story.
Until Saturday 14 December, 7.30 pm – 9.30 pm | Mill Theatre at Dairy Road, Building 3.3, 1 Dairy Road, Fyshwick | Book here.
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
This exciting production promises laughter and romance, moonlit woods, love potions, and more than a few misunderstandings.
Transporting theatregoers to an enchanted forest this summer, Echo Theatre is bringing Shakespeare’s famous comedy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, to the great outdoors. Starring some of the region’s finest and funniest actors, Shakespeare’s classic play will be presented in The Q’s new outdoor performance space: Aunty Louise Brown Park.
With no performance exactly the same, it will be an evening of outrageous fun for the whole family. Pack a picnic and make a night of it!
Until Sunday 15 December | Aunty Louise Brown Park, Queanbeyan Performing Arts Centre | Book here.
Sunset Cinema
Your favourite outdoor cinema is back for the summer with their signature mix of new releases, all-time classics and family favourites.
Catch new summer blockbusters like Gladiator 2, the latest superhero action Venom: The Last Dance and don’t miss the brand new dark comedy sequel Beetlejuice Beetlejuice in the stunning Australian National Botanic Gardens. Grab yourself a bean bag, some snacks and enjoy!
Until Sunday 22 February 2025, 6.30 pm – 11.30 pm | The Australian National Botanic Gardens, Clunies Ross Street, Acton | Book here.
Music
Punk Invasion
Independent Australian autistic punk band Relays arrive in Canberra as part of their 24 date East Coast tour, musically for fans of Cosmic Psychos, Wipers and The Chats. Supported by The Pingers and All Hope Remains.
Saturday 30 November, 9 pm start | Smith’s Alternative, 76 Alinga Street, Canberra City | Tickets at linktr.ee/relayspunk
Elijah by Felix Mendelssohn
The Canberra Choral Society (CCS) is excited to present Elijah, Felix Mendelssohn’s magnificent Biblical masterpiece.
Assembling impressive forces for this stunning Oratorio which reflects the influences of Handel and Bach, this is rarely performed in Canberra and not to be missed.
Saturday 30 November, 7.30 pm – 10 pm | Llewellyn Hall, 100 William Herbert Place, City | Book here.
Adam Harvey – Let The Song Take You Home Tour
Join country music legend Adam Harvey for an unforgettable evening of classic country.
With a career spanning over twenty years ,the live show will feature classic country songs as well as songs from the new album and all of Harvey’s hits. Supported by Taylor Moss, this is a rare chance to see one of Australia’s most popular and enduring recording artists.
Saturday 30 November, 7.30 pm – 10 pm | The Street Theatre, 15 Childers Street, City | Book here.
Pisco Sour
Pisco Sour are a high-energy five-piece that packs a punch.
Coming all the way from Melbourne, for one day only you can hear one of Naarm’s most riveting and charismatic live acts.
Saturday 30 November, 8 pm – 11 pm | UC Hub, 11 Kirinari Street, Bruce | Book here.
Symphonie Fantastique
The National Capital Orchestra’s 2024 VISIONS season is concluding with its most dramatic concert yet!
Get ready for an unforgettable afternoon of delight and delirium as the orchestra presents a captivating concert featuring three remarkable works that will take the audience on a journey from the pinnacle of joy to the fires of damnation.
Sunday 1 December, 3 pm to 5 pm | Snow Concert Hall, Canberra Grammar School, 40 Monaro Crescent, Red Hill | Book here.
Exhibitions
Carol Jerrems: Portraits
This is a major exhibition of one of Australia’s most influential photographers.
On show exclusively at the National Portrait Gallery until 2 March 2025, Jerrems’ intimate portraits of friends, lovers and artistic peers transcend the purely personal and have come to shape Australian visual culture. Set against the backdrop of social change in the 1970s, head along to see it for yourself.
Saturday 30 November until Sunday 2 March 2025 | National Portrait Gallery, King Edward Terrace, Parkes | More information here.
20 Years of Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year
Experience the wonder of two decades of award-winning nature photography in the 20 Years of Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year,celebrating winning entries from each year since its inception.
Conceived in 2004 by Dr Stuart Miller AM, the competition aims to stoke the public’s fascination with the natural world and provide a platform for emerging and established photographers alike to showcase the remarkable flora, fauna and landscapes of Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica and New Guinea.
Developed by the South Australian Museum, this free exhibition invites visitors to trace the evolution of photographic techniques over the past 20 years.
Images on display range from the eye of a firestorm captured by last year’s winner Samuel Markham to 2016 winner Matthew McIntosh’s macro shot of mosquitoes feasting on the forehead of a treefrog, to the 2010 winner Glenn Ehmke’s face-off between a Gentoo penguin and an elephant seal.
Open until 27 April 2025 | National Archives of Australia| More info here
2024 ANU School of Art & Design Graduating Exhibition
Head along to celebrate and see the culmination of the ANU School of Art & Design students’ efforts across a wide range of practices in Visual Arts and Design.
It’s only running for a few days, so make sure to set aside some time.
Saturday 30 November until Sunday 8 December, 10 am – 4 pm | ANU School of Art & Design, Building 105 Childers Street, Acton | More information here.
Canberra Potters 2024 Members’ Exhibition
The Canberra Potters Members’ Exhibition is back for another year.
This showcase features ceramic works crafted by our members over the past year, celebrating their commitment to exploring and expanding the boundaries of this ancient art form. You’ll see a wide variety of pieces, from delicate porcelain vessels to striking hand-built sculptures and everything in between.
Until Sunday 1 December | Canberra Potters Gallery, 1 Aspinall Street, Watson | More information here.
There is a crack in everything… that’s how the light gets in
Inspired by the many poems celebrating imperfection, five local potters have combined their creative forces to present this beautiful exhibition.
A study of the beauty, or light, that lies within the imperfections of the physical form, the five artists explore their different perspectives, and the inconsistencies and flaws that are inherent in the practice of the hand made and the beauty that emerges. With works ranging from the functional to the sculptural, entry is free and all pots are for sale.
Until Sunday 8 December | Strathnairn Arts Centre Woolshed Gallery, Strathnairn | More information here.
Megalo Wayzgoose
Megalo Print Studio’s Megalo Wayzgoose exhibition will bring together over 100 artworks by more than 50 contemporary printmakers from across ACT, NSW, SA, Victoria and Tasmania.
If you’ve never heard of a wayzgoose before, it’s an annual printmakers’ tradition dating back to the mid-1700s when a printing house would have an event to celebrate the printers’ work. This exhibition features artists from across Australia who are working with print in its multiplicitous forms:
Until Saturday 14 December | Megalo Print Studio, 21 Wentworth Ave, Kingston | megalo.org
Mythica Ignota: Solo Exhibition by Elliat Rich
Showcasing new work developed during Elliat Rich’s residency at Canberra Glassworks throughout 2024, Mythica Ignota uses mythology as a framework to nest scientific observation and more-than-human orientated values with artefact and narrative.
Curated by Aimee Frodsham, in this exhibition Alice Springs designer Elliat Rich taps into ancient and future ways of seeing the world.
Until Sunday 15 December, 10 am – 4 pm | Canberra Glassworks, 11 Wentworth Avenue, Kingston | More information here.
A Feeling for Place
Hosted at Civic Library, A Feeling for Place shows places and scenes in Canberra, Sydney and India.
Ranging from picnic areas, community centres, cultural activities at home or at festivals in a park, to an image of a café managed by a Burmese refugee, behind the images presented in the exhibition lie both an emotional and narrative content arising from the artist’s family and cultural background.
Until Friday 13 December | Civic Library, Civic Square London Circuit, City | More information here.
20 Years of Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year
For 20 years, the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year competition has provided a platform for emerging and established photographers to capture the most remarkable flora, fauna, and landscapes of Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica and New Guinea.
This year, National Archives of Australia is showcasing 20 Years of the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year with winning entries from each year of the competition. Head along to this free exhibition to explore how photographic techniques have evolved over the past two decades, and how photography is a powerful medium for capturing and understanding our natural world.
Until April 2025 | National Archives of Australia, Kings Avenue, Parkes | More information here.
Pattern Recognition
Pattern Recognition celebrates female and non-binary artists from the ACT region who use abstraction and design principles to explore colour perception and spatial relationships, highlighting the ways artists approach colour, geometry, and form.
While the artists in the exhibition explore similar visual terrain, embracing non-objective abstraction, repetition and pattern, their underlying conceptual investigations and influences vary and include post-colonial and feminist frameworks, climate activism, architecture, memory, extended pictorial space, mindfulness, and sensory engagement with the materials. The exhibition investigates regeneration, exploring the influence of traditional craft disciplines on contemporary art practice.
A collaborative project presented as part of the 2024 Craft + Design Canberra Festival
Until 25 January 2025 | Canberra Contemporary Art Space, 44 Queen Elizabeth Terrace, Parkes | ccas.com.au/current
Hiroe and Cornel Swen: Making a Creative Life
This is a groundbreaking exhibition celebrating the lifelong creative partnership of two of Canberra’s most admired artists: Hiroe and Cornel Swen, charting their course from Kyoto to Canberra.
Running until 16 March 2025, this exhibition marks the first time both artists’ works are showcased together, offering profound insights into their individual journeys and shared contributions to Canberra’s cultural landscape. You’ll have the chance to view a selection of Hiroe and Cornel’s works, including archival images and previously unexhibited pieces. It’s a unique glimpse into their creative connection!
Until 16 March 2025 | Canberra Museum and Gallery, 176 London Circuit, City | More information here.
Kulata Tjuta: Tirkilpa
Kulata Tjuta is an ongoing cultural maintenance project that shares the skills of carving and making the punu kulata (wooden spear) across generations.
Starting as a project involving a small group of men in Amata, it grew to include over 100 Aṉangu men across the Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands. As the largest and most significant installation of the culturally important and visually spectacular Kulata Tjuta (Many Spears) Project, you’ll see large-scale, multi-disciplinary installations which incorporate film, sound, live performance and other artistic collaborations.
Until July 2025 | National Gallery of Australia, Parkes Place East, Parkes | More information here.
Sport
NICA Try-It-Out Day
The National Interscholastic Cycling Association is running a Try-It-Out day at Mt Stromlo, and you’re invited!
This cross-country mountain bike program is for anyone aged 12-17 years. There are no trials, no bench – everyone plays! Each session will be hosted by ride leaders, and last approximately 90 minutes, during which you will get to experience a taste of what NICA has to offer. See you there?
Saturday 30 November, 9 am – 5 pm | Mt Stromlo, Dave McInnes Road, Wright | Book here.
The Prime Ministers XI
It’s cricket season! The Prime Ministers XI is back in Canberra for a two-day match against India at Manuka Oval.
Secure your seats today to be amongst the crowd as the players prepare for the NRMA Insurance Men’s Border-Gavaskar Series.
Saturday 30 November and Sunday 1 December | Manuka Oval, Manuka Circuit, Griffith | Book here.
Workshops, Tours and Talks
Street Photography Workshop
Designed for photographers looking to build confidence and sharpen their eye for compelling images in public spaces, this workshop offers practical guidance on developing your photographic style, mastering camera techniques and editing your work with purpose.
Unlock your vision through this hands on one-day workshop, complete with a lecture, discussion, and on-location shooting.
Saturday 30 November, 10 am – 4 pm | PhotoAccess, 30 Manuka Circle, Griffith | Book here.
Summer Garden Vase- A Floral Workshop with Miss Moss
In this class you’ll learn how to transform the best locally grown spring blooms into arrangements for home or for an event.
From an introduction to floristry basics to the care and preparation of flowers, techniques to extend vase life and essential tools of the trade, you’ll learn all of the tips and tricks the professionals use. Plus, grazing platters, tea, coffee and bubbles will also be provided
Saturday 30 November, 10.30 am – 1.30 pm | Miss Moss Florals Home Studio, 19 Derwent Street, Lyons | Book here.
Artists in Conversation: Dianne Firth
Join a special artist talk with Dianne Firth to learn more about her exhibition, Poetry of the Lakes, at the Belconnen Arts Centre.
During the event, poets will read their poems and textile artist Dianne Firth will talk about the way these poems inspired her work. Registrations are required, so don’t miss out!
Saturday 30 November, 2 pm – 3 pm | Pivot Gallery, Belconnen Arts Centre, 118 Emu Bank, Belconnen | Register here.
