It’s officially August – here’s how to spend the first weekend of the month
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Trying to make plans for the weekend but not sure what there is to do? Our curated guide is here to help.
With something for everyone, once you take a look at this list we can promise you won’t be bored.
Special Events and Festivals
Tiger Style Dance Battles and local dance showcases at Tiger Lane
Pan Asian food precinct, Tiger Lane, is hosting a dance battle, and you’re invited!
An all-style dance competition for all ages, the competition is being hosted in conjunction with Project Beats Dance Studio, Canberra’s only dedicated street dance school, on Tiger Lane’s famed LED entrance floor. Starting at 12 pm, it promises to be an electrifying showcase of talent as dancers get ready to battle it out in their chosen dance style in a series of one-on-one battles. They’ll be competing not just for bragging rights, but for a share in some incredible prize packs thanks to Tiger Lane.
Participation is free and all participants will also receive a $5 coupon to use at any Tiger Lane venue.
Saturday 3 August, from 12 pm | Tiger Lane, Shop FG16 Canberra Centre, Bunda Street, City | More information here.
WIRED
The Training Ground, a Canberra-based dance studio helmed by Bonnie Neate and Suzy Piani, presents WIRED – an original full-length contemporary dance work based on a true story.
Telling the story of an individual who consciously decided to live in the walls and ceiling of a family home to facilitate a ghost-like and unnerving experience for the home’s occupants, the original story has been deconstructed to reveal a modern account of the original narrative, exploring themes of deception, mistrust, and paranoia. Following the critically-acclaimed and award-winning productions Unveiled (2021), Unravel (2022) and Unhinged (2023), WIRED is the fourth full-length contemporary dance work from The Training Ground.
Friday 2 and Saturday 3 August, from 7 pm | Erindale Theatre, 115 McBryde Crescent, Wanniassa | Book here.
Light Up Lyneham
Full of community cheer to warm the coldest winter night, Light Up Lyneham is back for another year!
Expect live music and entertainment, community stalls, and a sunset lantern walk led by the brilliantly lit Canberra Mountain Lion to the specially illuminated local wetlands and back. There will also be some extraordinary performances and illuminated art installations!
Saturday 3 August, 3 pm – 8 pm | Lyneham shops, Wattle Place, Lyneham | More information here.
Hughes Repair Café
Have something that needs to be fixed? This fun, hands-on event is what you need.
Whether it’s a wonky toaster or a wobbly chair, bring in your broken items and learn how to fix them with the help of their skilled volunteers. Not only will money be saved by fixing things instead of replacing them, but waste will also be reduced! Plus, for plant lovers, there will be a gardening mentoring session held at the same time.
Saturday 3 August, 10 am – 1 pm | Hughes Community Centre, Whittle Street, Hughes | More information here.
Ollie’s Garage Car Display
Love classic cars? Featuring Survivor Cars, RR and Bentleys and more, this weekend visit Ollie’s Garage to see a museum-like display of classic cars and luxury vehicles.
You’ll be able to get up close and personal with some of the most iconic cars in history. Whether you’re a car enthusiast or just looking for a fun time out, this event is perfect for all ages.
Saturday 3 August, 9 am – 12 pm | Ollie’s Garage, 72 Gladstone Street, Fyshwick | Book here.
Essential Tremors
Essential Tremors is a unique exploratory music and art series supporting local and international creators navigating the boundless nature of sound.
Curated by Angus Andrew of Liars, the series originated at Phoenix Central Park in Sydney, 2022 with an all-Australian line-up. Since then, ET has expanded with iterations in Beijing, NYC, Tokyo, Akron and Canberra. Don’t miss the with deep expressive performances from Hantu (Narrm) and Sally Golding (Ngunnawal Country). Don’t miss the deeply expressive performances from Hantu (Narrm) and Sally Golding (Ngunnawal Country).
Sunday 3 August, 6:30 pm – 9 pm | Ainslie Arts Centre, 30 Elouera Street, Braddon | Book here.
TEDxCanberra Youth 2024: Stars
This special event celebrates the radiant potential of Canberra’s youth, who are ready to recognize, react, and redefine the ordinary to light up the future for all.
Featuring eight stellar speakers, such as Zahra Al Hilaly, an activist and human rights advocate; Kayleigh Sleath, founder of a tech startup revolutionizing food systems; and Kuba Meikle, a youth political activist, you will enjoy three sessions of TED Talks and music performances, an interactive Discovery/Workshop session, networking opportunities, and a catered lunch. Don’t miss this chance to be inspired by future leaders!
Sunday 4 August, 10 am – 3 pm | Canberra Girls Grammar School, 48 Melbourne Avenue, Deakin | book here.
Olympics and Paralympics LIVE Watch Parties at the AIS
The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) is hosting a watch party, as Canberra’s live site for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games!
The free events will take place at the family friendly time of 10 am to 2 pm and be the first opportunity for Canberrans to visit the newly refurbished AIS Arena. Featuring big screens for attendees to watch the Games, a range of activities from local sports, food trucks galore and plenty of kid’s entertainment, you can also take a quiz with the French Embassy, meet Olympians and Paralympians and enjoy complementary site tours and admission to Sportex, the AIS’ interactive sports exhibit.
Sunday 4 August, 10 am – 2 pm | Australian Institute of Sport, Leverrier Street, Bruce | Book here.
Markets
Hartley Hall Markets
With 200 stalls offering a variety of products including food, locally grown vegetables and fresh produce, baked goods, plants, furniture, clothing, pottery, children’s toys, arts and crafts, unique gifts and more, this is a beautiful way to spend a Sunday.
Stroll among the trees, have lunch and enjoy the fresh air, live entertainment and children’s activities!
Sunday 4 August, 10 am – 3 pm | Hall Showground, Hall Street, Hall | Book here.
Capital Region Farmers Market
Fresh produce, flowers and the ready-to-eat food and coffee. What more could you need? The Capital Region Farmers Market has everything you need.
7 am – 11.30 am Saturday | Exhibition Park in Canberra, Old Well Station Road, Mitchell | capitalregionfarmersmarket.com.au
Little Burley Markets
Offering a diverse array of multicultural foods, much-loved beverages and brunchables, beautiful blooms, locally made art, fashion, photography and homewares, artisanal bread, delectable pastries, seafood, smoked charcuterie, truffles, meats, puppy treats, and much more, you’ll be able to find plenty of goodies at this bespoke lakeside market
8 am – 1 pm Saturday | Queen Elizabeth Terrace, Parkes | thelittleburleymarket.com.au
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
Haig Park Markets
Moments away from Lonsdale street’s boutiques and cafes, the Haig Park Village Markets will delight your senses with delicious cuisines, tasty treats, beautiful blooms, fresh produce, delectable charcuterie and artisan products. It’s a lovely place to enjoy a picnic whilst feasting your senses on the culinary delights on offer or to browse the fabulous local handmade design stalls.
8.30 am – 2 pm Sundays | Haig Park, Girrahween Street, Braddon | haigparkvillagemarkets.com.au
Old Bus Depot Markets
Lovers of fine hand-crafted wares, clothing collectors, food fanatics and jewellery junkies are just a few of the people who head to Canberra’s award-winning Old Bus Depot Markets every Sunday. In a fabulous old industrial building you’ll experience the endless colour, tastes, sounds and atmosphere that is “Canberra’s Sunday Best”.
Not your average market, each week you’ll find over 200 stalls of exceptional quality, featuring items all hand-crafted by local and regional creatives. There’s simply no better way to spend your Sunday in Canberra.
Every Sunday | 21 Wentworth Ave, Kingston | obdm.com.au
Food and Wine
Wine & Cheese Dinner: The Neighbourhood Series
Who doesn’t want to immerse themself in the art of cheese-making and discover the secrets behind this year’s exceptional wine harvest? Hotel Kurrajong’s upcoming Wine & Cheese Dinner will allow you to do just that.
You’ll learn secrets from experts at the renowned Eden Road Winery and Leaning Oak Cheese, while indulging in a thoughtfully crafted four-course menu, expertly paired with exquisite wines and delicious cheeses.
Saturday 3 August, 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm | Hotel Kurrajong Canberra, 8 National Circuit, Barton | Book here.
Truffle Infused Weekends at Mount Majura Vineyard
It’s finally truffle season and that means it’s time to book your favourite truffle and wine experience.
Enjoy truffle infused triple-cream brie-style cheese with a flight of three 80ml glasses that have been perfectly matched for $40 per person. With sessions available all day Saturday and Sunday, online bookings close the day prior.
Every weekend until Sunday 1 September, 10 am – 5 pm | Mount Majura Vineyard, 88 Lime Kiln Road, Majura | Book here.
Stage and Screen
Tommy Little Has A Regular Size Deck
Spend an unforgettable evening with Tommy Little that will leave you in stitches.
With his razor-sharp wit, wild stories and infectious energy, there’s a reason he’s the reigning deckhead of Australian comedy…
Saturday 3 August, 8 pm – 9 pm | Canberra Theatre Centre, London Circuit, City | Book here.
Mary Stuart
Adapted by Kate Mulvany, (adapted from Friedrich Schiller masterpiece), and directed by Luke Rogers, Mary Stuart is a tale of two queens at war, exploring the legendary rivalry between Elizabeth I and Mary Stuart.
Reclaiming these titanic women’s stories with empathy, insight, and a distinct voice, Mulvany turns her feminist lens on this brutal and moving story of cousins pitted against each other by politics and circumstance, trapped on opposing sides of history’s coin.
Until Sunday 3 August, 7:30 pm – 9 pm | ACT Hub, 14 Spinifex Street, Kingston | Book here.
Manage Your Expectations
Eliza Sanders’ part-dance theatre, part-live improvisation, part-performative lecture Manage Your Expectations isn’t like anything you’ve seen before – so take some advice from the title and go in with no expectations at all.
Taking the idea of the ‘trigger warning’ to its absurdist extreme using humour to question how ‘informed’ consent can really be, this madcap and visceral performance uses a unique blend of dance, theatre, live film, clowning, and logic-bending philosophising to ask a very important question: ‘How much do you really want to know?’ We’ll leave that answer up to you…
Until Sunday 4 August | Canberra Theatre Centre, London Circuit, City | Book here.
7th Taiwan Film Festival in Australia
The 7th Taiwan Film Festival in Australia is returning to Canberra’s National Film and Sound Archive.
Offering a diverse range of programs, from beautiful arthouse cinema to international co-production projects, for the first time, the festival has expanded the programming team and dedicated a section to Taiwanese Indigenous works. There’s something for everyone!
Until Sunday 4 August | National Film and Sound Archive, McCoy Circuit, Acton | Book here.
Lord Of The Flies
Faithful to the famous novel and a fable for our times, this adaption of William Golding’s classic novel is not to be missed.
A plane crashes. Eleven young boys stranded on an uninhabited island govern themselves to devastating ends. Capturing the spirit and brutality of Golding’s original through bold and powerful theatricality, Lord Of The Flies is an eye-opening modern myth looking at humanity’s capacity for self-destruction.
Until Saturday 10 August | Canberra REP Theatre, 3 Repertory Lane, Acton | Book here.
Music
International Blues Music Day
Nine fantastic interstate and local acts on two stages – name a better way to celebrate International Blues Music Day?
Kicking off with a Hot Rod display in front car park, you’ll enjoy busking with Manchild in the front car park and The Blues Kids plus specialty market stalls indoors. Later there will be music in the Zeppelin Room, followed by music in the Keller Bar! That’s over seven hours of live blues music.
Saturday 3 August, 1 pm – 10:30 pm | Harmonie German Club, 49 Jerrabomberra Avenue, Narrabundah | More information here.
Teeny Tiny Stevies – Twice The Love Tour
Playing all the Teeny Tiny Stevies favourites along with some sparkly new ones from their most recent offering, this is the ultimate live gig experience for young families!
Young or old, you’ll be singing and dancing along.
Saturday 3 August, 10 am – 11:30 am | Canberra Theatre Centre, Civic Square, London Circuit, City | Book here.
Choir of King’s College, Cambridge
Every year on Christmas Eve listeners around the world tune in to hear The Choir of King’s College, Cambridge celebrate the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols in a glorious display of the British choral tradition. Now this unique and precious sound is coming to Canberra.
The Choir will perform soaring anthems and sacred works alongside two touchstones of the choral repertoire: Stravinsky’s Mass for choir and double wind quintet (ten of Australia’s best instrumentalists); and Maurice Duruflé’s magnificent Requiem, a radiant meditation on life and death for choir and organ.
Saturday 3 August, 7 pm – 9 pm | Llewellyn Hall, ANU, William Herbert Place, Building 100, City | Book here.
The Piano Men: Elton John and Billy Joel Show
Direct from The West End, you won’t find a closer tribute to Sir Elton John or Billy Joel.
Rapidly established as the foremost Elton John and Billy Joel Tribute act in the UK, they present an uncannily accurate reproduction of the classic live shows of two of pop music’s most successful and best-loved artists. Drawing on an amazing catalogue of hits to create a dynamic and powerful live celebration of their music, don’t miss out.
Sunday 4 August, 1 pm – 4 pm | The Zeppelin Room, 49 Jerrabomberra Avenue, Narrabundah | Book here.
Teen Jesus and The Jean Teasers + The Grogans
Rapidly-rising punk rock stars Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers and genre-diverse outfit The Grogans are taking on Canberra for their ‘FIX IT WITH SALT’ Tour.
Accompanied by Melbourne’s four-piece indie rock band, Kitschen Boy, the ‘FIX IT WITH SALT TOUR’ follows Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers 2023 single ‘Salt’ ft. The Grogans, a punk-power ballad that tugs at broken heartstrings of realising something isn’t what you wished it would be.
Sunday 4 August, 7:30 pm – 11 pm | The Baso, 2 Cohen Street, Belconnen | Book here.
Magnificat
In Magnificat, the Luminescence singers join forces with Aperion Baroque to trace the musical lineage of baroque composers.
Presenting gems from the Italian Renaissance and the Baroque era, and paying homage to the composers of the Ospedali Schools of Venice, where young singers studied under the tutelage of Italy’s finest musicians. Running for an hour with no interval, the Luminescence Children’s Choir will perform Nicola Porpora’s Magnificat, and their youngest singers (Holiday Program participants) will take to the stage in Christoph Ludwig Fehre’s 1751 Cantata ‘Der Schulmeister in der Singschule’.
Sunday 4 August, 5 pm – 6 pm | Wesley Uniting Church, 20-22 National Circuit, Forrest | Book here.
Canberra Big Band Collective Presents Winter Ways
From The Beatles to the sounds of Leisa Keen, this is a concert showcasing the vibrant culture of big band jazz in Canberra, and the fantastic musicians who participate.
The Winter Ways concert will feature the talents of In Full Swing under the directorship of Beth Way, and Blamey Street Big Band under the directorship of Ian McLean.
Sunday 4 August, 4 pm – 6 pm | Live at The Polo, 34 David Street, Turner | Book here.
Exhibitions
Step into the Limelight
This annual art exhibition serves as a platform for ACT public education students to display their remarkable visual artistry, spanning across all educational levels, from early learning classrooms to Year 12.
This year’s diverse array of artworks respond to the theme ‘Our Time’ and will showcase the ideas, creative process and skills of more than 300 young and aspiring Australian artists. Step into the Limelight provides a unique opportunity for school students to actively participate and proudly present their artistic creations in a public setting, rejoicing in their accomplishments.
Until Sunday 4 August | M16 Artspace, 21 Blaxland Crescent, Griffith | More information here.
Joseph Rolella – Colours In Motion
This is an exhibition work based on Joseph Rolella’s observations on and around Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra.
John describes himself as a bird watcher or trainspotter, following the nuances and beauty of each mercurial glimmer, so you can expect some stunning artworks based on nature.
Until Sunday 4 August | Aarwun Gallery, O’Hanlon Place, Federation Square, Nicholls | More information here.
John A Rowe – Whimsy & Woe: A Brush With Contrasts
Portraying the whimsical side of woe is a well established form of self-analysis and expression for many artists, past and present and John A Rowe is no different.
Described as “abstract mark-making combined with figurative story-telling”, varying degrees of emotional memories and imagined comical scenarios are expressed imaginatively through Rowe’s usual intertwined British sense of humour, thrown in with a more than generous helping of nervous anxiety.
Until Sunday 4 August | Aarwun Gallery, O’Hanlon Place, Federation Square, Nicholls | More information here.
Peter Yu – Nature’s Palette: A Journey Through Landscapes
This is an extraordinary exhibition showcasing the masterful oil paintings of artist Peter Yu. Through a meticulous blend of colour, light, and texture, Yu invites you to embark on a visual odyssey through the beauty of natural landscapes.
From the mist-shrouded peaks that whisper ancient tales to the sun-dappled meadows that evoke a sense of peace, whether portraying the grandeur of untouched wilderness or the quiet solitude of a secluded beach, each painting resonates with a deep reverence for the earth’s diverse landscapes.
Until Sunday 4 August | Aarwun Gallery, O’Hanlon Place, Federation Square, Nicholls | More information here.
Sandra Hendy – Favourite Places & Spaces
This exhibition by watercolour artist Sandra Hendy is contemporary in nature, stylish and sophisticated in approach, and creative and imaginary in execution.
Eye catching cloisonné paint, paper collage, watercolour and pen work are signature markings of Sandra’s paintings, transforming them from one of general interest to greater scrutiny.
Until Sunday 4 August | Aarwun Gallery, O’Hanlon Place, Federation Square, Nicholls | More information here.
Alice Pulvers – Imagine
Bringing together recent paintings by Alice Pulvers (many of which are sometimes intensely energetic and always colourful), this exhibition combines striking realism with vivid imagined landscapes.
Alice began painting and drawing from a very young age and because her childhood was spent in Japan, all her original aesthetic sensibility was developed there. Alice inter-mixes realism and ‘unrealism’ in her own particular way.
Until Sunday 4 August | Aarwun Gallery, O’Hanlon Place, Federation Square, Nicholls | More information here.
Sisters Interwoven
From Wiradjuri artist Rechelle Turner and Ngunnawal Wiradjuri artist Megan Daley comes Sisters Interwoven, a new exhbition exploring their culture and connection to Country.
Created using a variety of media, these works were produced during Megan Rechelle’s residency at Megalo Print Studios
Until Saturday 10 August | Tuggeranong Arts Centre, 137 Reed Street, Greenway | More information here.
All Guns Blazing
All Guns Blazing is a body of work of artist Jamie-Lea Trindall, a Wiradjuri woman who explores the ancient traditions of carving and string making.
Described as “a voyage of discovery”, the exhbition uncovers the depths of intrinsic connections, where generations of brave trailblazers have carved winding paths through the outback country and how deeply connected her own bold life experiences are to the stories.
Until Saturday 10 August | Tuggeranong Arts Centre, 137 Reed Street, Greenway | More information here.
Breaking Ground
In Breaking Ground, Michele England and Heidi Smith have responded to significant Tuggeranong Valley sites by creating experimental mixed media artworks highlighting changes to urban and natural spaces.
Place, material, and contemplative conversations transform the mundane into the unexpected in this collaboration by incorporating found objects, creating pigments, using drawing apparatus and repurposing discarded items to create Breaking Ground: Chaos Theory and the Valley.
Until Saturday 10 August | Tuggeranong Arts Centre, 137 Reed Street, Greenway | More information here.
Arbour Exhibition
Arbour is an exploratory series of drawings and prints focusing on the rich diversity and meaning embedded in the form and structure of trees.
On display in the Visitor Centre Gallery at the Australian National Botanical Gardens, head along to see how it relates not only to their aesthetic significance but also reflects a range of emotional states such as vulnerability, resilience and a deep psychological connection to arboreal landscapes.
Until Sunday 1 September | Australian National Botanic Gardens, Visitor Centre Gallery, Clunies Ross Street, Acton | More information here.
Cobi Cockburn Solo Exhibition
Cobi Cockburn is a celebrated contemporary Australian artist, who sis known for her large wall panels and installations that use shifting tonal linework, that connect and respond to the gallery’s architecture.
Curated by Aimee Frodsham, this exhibition uses neon to further her exploration of line and light. Focusing on the warm glow and rich line quality rather than the intensity expected from neon, it is an exploration into the beauty of energy and the intertwined relationships of art, memory and spirituality.
Until Sunday 22 September | Canberra Glassworks, 11 Wentworth Avenue, Kingston | More information here.
Darling Portrait Prize
The biennial event honours the legacy of Mr L Gordon Darling AC CMG who was instrumental in establishing the National Portrait Gallery of Australia – and nurtures the art of Australian portrait painting.
The Darling Portrait Prize offers a generous $75,000 cash prize for the winner, in addition to Highly Commended, Art Handlers’ Award and People’s Choice award. Head along to see the finalists, this is one not to miss!
Until Sunday 13 October | National Portrait Gallery, King Edward Terrace, Parkes | More information here.
National Photographic Portrait Prize
This is one of the most popular photographic competitions in the country. Since its establishment in 2007, the much-anticipated annual event offers substantial cash and equipment prizes for professional, amateur and aspiring Australian photographers.
Celebrating established and emerging artistic talent from across the country, the works by the 34 selected finalists provide a powerful visual record of the year, reflecting a particular time in Australian culture, both socially and artistically.
Until Sunday 13 October | National Portrait Gallery, King Edward Terrace, Parkes | More information here.
Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize
This exhibition invites audiences to be inspired by beautiful and profound nature-themed works of art.
Since 2002, the South Australian Museum’s Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize has called for established and emerging artists to turn their gaze to the natural world. Named after the South Australian Museum’s first curator, Frederick George Waterhouse, this is the only opportunity to view the artworks outside of South Australia. Explore a compelling display of art and science seen through the eyes illustrators, sculptors and contemporary artists. Every day at 11 am, they also offer a free object talk, inviting visitors to learn more about the artworks in this exhibition.
Until Sunday 27 October | National Archives of Australia, Kings Avenue, Parkes | More information here.
Sport
2024 ACT and Regional NSW Pole Championships
Mark your calendars, the ACT and Regional NSW Pole Championships will be at the Belconnen Arts Centre for the first time ever!
You’ll witness the best of the best of ACT and Regional NSW in the Professional, Amateur, Group, and Battle categories as they compete for the prestigious title of ACT and Regional NSW Pole Champion. Head along to see an exhilarating showcase of strength, flexibility, and creativity and support the vibrant pole dance community.
Saturday 3 August, 7 pm – 11:59 pm | The Theatre, Belconnen Arts Centre, 118 Emu Bank, Belconnen | Book here.
Raiders v Knights
Cheer on the Canberra Raiders NRLW team in their first home game of the year!
Don’t miss out on supporting and celebrating the Women in League Round right here at home.
Saturday 3 August, 11 am – 1 pm | GIO Stadium Canberra, Battye Street, Bruce | Book here.
Canberra MS Mega Swim
This is a fun, team relay event, where swimmers are sponsored by friends, family and colleagues to freestyle, backstroke, butterfly or doggy-paddle for 24 hours, whilst raising vital funds to support people living with MS.
Swimmers of all ages and abilities are welcome – swim one lap, or fifty, for ten minutes or four hours! The only rule is your team just needs to have one swimmer in the pool at all times.
Saturday 3 August | Australian Institute of Sport, 26 Leverrier Street, Bruce | Book here.
Giants v Hawthorn Hawks
The Giants are taking on the Hawks at Manuka Oval, in the final home game for Canberra.
Off the field, expect plenty of entertainment for everyone, from the awesome local food offerings of Manuka Oval to Macca’s Kick 2 Kick post-game. Plus, don’t forget to check out the Giants Fan Zone for giveaways, face painting, inflatables and more!
Sunday 4 August, 12:10 pm – 5 pm | Manuka Oval, Manuka Circle, Griffith | Book here.
Workshops, Tours and Talks
Tasting Australia with Adam Shipp
Take a seasonal walk through the National Museum’s Christina and Trevor Kennedy Garden, a living museum of First Nations food and medicine plants from across Australia as Adam Shipp (Wiradjuri) of Yurbay Consultancies shares his passion for native plants.
You’ll have the opportunity to sample some of the flavours found in the Kennedy Garden and around the Canberra region.
Saturday 3 August, 12:30 pm – 3 pm | National Museum of Australia, Lawson Crescent, Acton Peninsula, Acton | Book here.
Turkish Mosaic Lamp Class
Create your own stunning Turkish mosaic lamp in this Art Masterclass!
You’ll immerse yourself in Turkish culture and unleash your creativity. Plus $1 from every booking is donated to Dementia Australia.
Saturday 3 August, 11 am – 1 pm | Teacher’s Studio, Henty Street, Braddon | Book here.
