Your bumper guide to what’s on this weekend in Canberra
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Here’s how to kick off the first weekend of November with a bang.
Because there’s plenty of things to see, do and eat. From a special high tea to live music and the launch of what might just be Canberra’s coolest playground, read on!
Don’t miss…
Denman Village Playground Launch
Denman Prospect’s newest park is opening to the public, and you’re invited to celebrate!
Experience live music, entertainment (including face painting, slime making and train rides), and delicious food thanks to OMG Donuts, Phatboy, Brazbecue and more. Your family will also be some of the first to play at the new astronomy-themed park!
Saturday 2 November, 10.30 a, – 2.30 pm | Denman Village Park, across from Denman Village Shops | More information here.
La Grande Fête
Your favourite French fête is back!
Long known for its extravagant festivities, you’ll there will be plenty of fun, food and entertainment for the whole family.
Saturday 2 November, 11 am – 5 pm | Telopea Park School, Telopea | More information here.
Capitol Brewery Co.’s 7th Birthday
Head to Capitol Brewery Co this Sunday to celebrate their 7th birthday. With a new brew, and local bands to boot, this is a birthday bash one doesn’t want to miss.
Sunday 3 November, 11:30 am – 11:30 pm | Capitol Brewing Co, 1 dairy Road, Building 3, Fyshwick | More information here.
Canberra Fashion Market
Calling all fashion lovers! This market is the place to go to discover everything from local and interstate designers to books, records, jewellery, vintage, denim and more!
You’ll find great buys across the full fashion spectrum–clothing, jewellery, boots, shoes, bags, accessories and more.
Sunday 3 November | Fitter’s Workshop, Printers Way, Kingston | Book here.
Birdsnest Canberra Pop-up
The birds are back in town! Cooma’s most famous fashion brand is making a temporary nest in Narrabundah for another Canberra pop-up.
Bringing a curated selection of brand spanking new spring/summer styles from their in-house labels, the pop-up store will be open to the public for walk-ins each day (no cost or tickets required). It’s a chance for Canberra birds to experience the much-loved Birdsnest shopping experience without taking the hour’s drive south to Cooma!
Friday 1 until Monday 4 November | Sanctuary, 17 Brockman Street, Narrabundah | More information 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!
Friday 1 November until Sunday 1 December | Various locations | 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.
Halloween Events
Boo! A trick or treat comedy
Get ready for a spooktacular show this Halloween! Join the Lightbulb Troupe for a night of tricks and treats, where supernatural powers collide with hilarious chaos.
Trick or Treat is a one-of-a-kind, halloween comedy experience where the audience holds the spectral reins of the play. Journey into the unknown as Lightbulb deliver their unscripted magic towards your chosen ending!
Thursday 31 October until Saturday 2 November | Canberra Theatre Centre, London Circuit, City | Book here.
Nightmare on Northbourne
Join the Halloween festivities on Saturday 2 November, and experience an unforgettable night filled with thrills and chills! With $1,000 in prizes for both the best and worst dressed, there’s plenty of opportunity to show off those creative costumes.
Dance to the beats of DJ Insan3, enjoy themed cocktails and revel in the eerie ambiance. A general admission ticket provides entry before 10 pm, and pre-purchase includes a complimentary drink!
Saturday 2 November, from 8 pm | Reload Bar & Games, Sydney Building, 38 Northbourne Avenue, City | More information here.
Thriller Night
Join the spookiest Halloween party on Saturday, 2 November, featuring Halloween-themed drink specials and dancing until dawn.
Come dressed to kill for a chance to win big prizes! Doors open at 4 pm, with the DJ playing from 9 pm to 3 am. Don’t miss out on this wickedly good time!
Saturday 2 November from 4 pm | 88mph, 8/10 Hobart Place, City | More information here.
A Flirty Thirsty Halloween Party
Trick or treat? How about both! Join The Vaudevixens at The Vault at their annual Halloween event – A Flirty Thirsty Halloween Party.
Bringing a full blown costume party extravaganza (complete with a guest list busting at the seams and the promise of dancing, drinks and darkness) expect burlesque, drag, DJs, aerials and more! Join Charles and The Vixens with some special guests including Ru Paul’s Drag Race Down Under Season 4 contestant Karna Ford as well as a cast of incredible local talent. Bring your best costume, Halloween spirits, and prepare for a frightfully delightful night with the ghouls, gays, girls and theys.
Saturday 2 November, 8 pm – 2 pm | The Vault at Dairy Road Precinct, Fyshwick | Book here.
Trick or Treat around the Old Bus Depot Markets
Treat the kids and kids at heart with this Halloween themed weekend at the Bus Depot Markets. Spooky themed items like candles and felt toys, 3D printed cookies and toffee apples, as well as the occasional free candy, this is a bit of fun for everyone. Costumes not required but are very welcome.
Sunday 3 November, 9:30 am – 2:30 pm | The Old Bus Depot Markets, 21 Wentworth Avenue, Kingston | Book here.
Special Events and Festivals
Sustainable Canberra Expo
Test drive new electric cars, learn how to save money on electricity bills, or learn something new at the free workshops at the Sustainable Canberra Expo. Help your home and build for better future with this free expo.
2 November, 10 am – 4 pm | Exhibition Park, Lyneham | More information here.
Holistic Wellness Taster Expo
The Holistic Wellness Taster is an intimate boutique-style expo that explores complementary alternative medicine (CAM) and therapies.
Featuring exhibitors, taster sessions and more, there will be many opportunities for you to dip your toes into alternative healing, try new wellness practices, and supercharge your well-being.
Friday 1 until Sunday 3 November | The Abbey, O’Hanlon Place, Nicholls | More information here.
Spring Gemcraft and Mineral Show
Jewellery, rough and cut gemstones, fossils, rocks, mineral specimens, opals, beads and lapidary supplies and more. This is what you’ll find at the Spring Gemcraft & Mineral Show.
Along with a Lucky Dip for the kids, a display of the members’ collection as well as demonstrations of cabbing and faceting, there’s something for everyone!
Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 November, 10 am – 4 pm | Mallee Pavilion, Exhibition Park In Canberra (SPIC), Flemington Road, Mallee Pavilion, Mitchell | More information here.
Come Alive Festival of Museum Theatre
The Come Alive Festival involves students from secondary schools in the ACT visiting the National Library or the National Portrait Gallery; selecting a character, object or event; and devising their own performance piece in response to the items in the national collection. Conceived by drama teacher Peter Wilkins, the festival, now in its 15th year, picks up on the rich resources in our national collections.
Thursday 31 October until Wednesday 6 November | Mill Theatre at Dairy Road | More information and tickets here.
Research festival 2024
Whether its women in sport, or making our waterways cleaner the Research Festival hosted by the University of Canberra explores the many ways research is impacting the lives of Australians and especially Canberra. Lots of talks, and even a festival within a festival, Ginninderry’s Kite Festival and community day, plenty of new exciting ideas to explore.
Until 28 November | Locations across Canberra | More information here.
Markets
South Canberra Community Markets
Say hello to Canberra’s newest market! Running from 10 am until 2.30 pm, you’ll be able to browse home-made arts, crafts, products from local stallholders, sample a diverse range of delicious food and enjoy great music from buskers and bands.
Saturday 2 November, 10 am – 2.30 pm | 244 Kambah Pool Road | More information here.
Hartley Hall Markets
Visit one of Australia’s largest, and oldest home-made and home-grown markets!
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 3 November, 9 am – 2 pm | Hall Showgrounds | hartley.org.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
Saturday 2 November, 8 am – 1 pm | 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.
Sunday 3 November 8 am–11.30 am | 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
Food and Wine
Tasting Australia with Adam Shipp
Join a seasonal walk through the National Museum’s Christina and Trevor Kennedy Garden, as Adam Shipp (Wiradjuri) of Yurbay Consultancies shares his passion for native plants.
You’ll learn about First Nations food and medicine plants from across Australia and at the end of the tour, you’ll have the opportunity to sample some of the flavours found in the Kennedy Garden and around the Canberra region.
Friday 1 and Saturday 2 November, 12.30 pm – 2 pm | National Museum of Australia, Lawson Crescent, Acton Peninsula, Acton | Book here.
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.
Capital Brewing Co.’s 7th Birthday Party
Capital is turning seven and to celebrate, Capital Brewing Co. is throwing an absolute banger of a party featuring live music, and more.
There will 20+ beers on tap to keep you hydrated (responsibly, of course), and plenty of non-beer options for your designated driver or the beer-averse crew.
Sunday 3 November, 11.30 am – 11.30 pm | Capital Brewing Co, 1 Dairy Road, Building 3, Fyshwick | More information here.
Stage and Screen
The Capital Film Festival
The Capital Film Festival is returning to Dendy Cinemas Canberra!
Welcoming the very best in local and world cinema, from premiers to Q&As with film makers, don’t miss this spectacular line-up of must-see films from around the globe. Get your tickets now.
Wednesday 30 October until Sunday 3 November | Canberra Centre, 148 Bunda Street, City | Book here.
The Wharf Revue – The End Of The Wharf As We Know It
After twenty-five years in the harsh and unforgiving spotlight of politics, The Wharf Revue is coming to an end. Known for its incisive and witty satire, and featuring a mix of sketches, musical numbers and hilarious parodies, this high energy revue of the year in politics is an absolute must-see.
Now, in its Final Year, comedy’s sharpest wits take on our who’s-who of politics in a show that will have you rolling in the aisles, whether you have your finger on the political pulse or not. Expect to see all of your favourites return from across the years.
Until Saturday 2 November, 8 pm – 10 pm | Canberra Theatre Centre, London Circuit, City | Book here.
Smiths@ Belco: Drag Cabaret – The Big One
A wild show of diverse performing artists will dazzle your night with acts featuring drag, burlesque, music, circus, dance, flow, magic, song, comedy, sideshow and more.
Curated by powerhouse producer and drag king Guy Alias, you’ll see a blend of stars from across performing arts spaces and LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, culturally diverse, disabled, and other marginalised communities.
Saturday 2 November, 7 pm – 10 pm | The Theatre, Belconnen Arts Centre, 118 Emu Bank, Belconnen | Book here.
Always Look on the Bright Side of Life, Live!
Eric Idle, star of stage and screen is coming to Canberra with his brand new show.
Always Look on the Bright Side of Life, Live! is a nostalgic one man musical reflecting his love of comedy, music, life and what he calls ‘Mock and Roll’ , a weird hybrid of comedy and music. Don’t miss this unforgettable evening with the comedy legend!
Saturday 2 November, 8 pm | Llewellyn Hall, Building 100, William Herbert Place, ANU | Book here.
The Gentleman’s Companion
Based around the popular recipes and cocktails of author Charles H Baker Jnr (who travelled the
world during prohibition in search of alcoholic beverages and interesting people to drink them with), this is one cabaret show with a twist.
Presenting a range of songs from the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s, it’s a great excuse for a road trip.
Sunday 3 November from 4 pm | 81 Comur Street, Yass | Book here.
Come Alive Festival of Museum Theatre
Beginning at the National Museum of Australia in 2010, this marks the 15th year of The Come Alive Festival.
Conceived by drama teacher Peter Wilkins, the festival involves students from secondary schools in the ACT visiting the National Library or the National Portrait Gallery; selecting a character, object or event; and devising their own performance piece in response to the items in the national collection. This year ten schools will present a number of performances at The Mill Theatre. Book your tickets now!
Thursday 31 October until Tuesday 5 November | The Mill Theatre at Dairy Road | Book here.
Music
Old Airs
Join Luminescence Chamber Singers for a tapestry of old songs and stories in an unmissable concert.
From ancient melodies to troubadour songs, timeless tunes, and lyrics that summon nostalgia, Luminescence breathes new life into old airs.
Friday 1 and Saturday 2 November, 7.30 pm – 8.30 pm | Drill Hall Gallery, Kingsley Street, Acton | Book here.
An evening with John Butler
The sound of summer for many, John Butler is back to celebrate the Friday release of his new album ‘Still searching’. This is a unique chance to hear his new songs live, only one day after they are released, as well as some of his more beloved classics.
Saturday 2 November, 8pm | Canberra Theatre, Civic Square, Canberra | Book here.
Aurora
There is a distinct core to the sound of Nordic composers of the 19th and 20th century. And this concert will bring you just that.
With a program featuring Haydn’s Op 76 No 5, Olli Mustonen’s String Quartet No.1 and Grieg’s first string quartet, it promises to be a unique experience.
Sunday 3 November, 2 pm – 4 pm | Gandel Hall, National Gallery of Australia, Parkes Place East, Parkes | Book here.
Blow It… At Madison’s Quinceañera
Twenty years after Me First and the Gimme Gimmes ruined Johnny’s Bar Mitzvah, punk rock’s premier cover band is back to wreak havoc on another important coming-of-age ceremony. This time, a Quinceañera!
Need we say more?
Sunday 3 November, 5 pm – 8 pm | The Baso Canberra, 2 Cohen Street, Belconnen | Book here.
Exhibitions
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
Saturday Monday 2 November 2024 – 25 January 2025 | Canberra Contemporary Art Space, 44 Queen Elizabeth Terrace, Parkes | ccas.com.au/current
Creative Connections with Nature
See nature through the eyes of NatureArt Lab’s community across a diverse range of creative responses to nature! This exhibition features photography, nature journaling, drawing, watercolour, scratchboard, scientific illustration, printmaking, tapestry, botanical and wildlife art and much more.
There will be opportunities to buy original artwork or photography prints and you’ll be able to meet the team to find out more about what’s coming up with their short courses and nature tours.
Thursday 31 October until Sunday 3 November | The Old Barn Gallery, 18 Beltana Road, Pialligo | More information here.
Lindy Lee
This exhibition is the compliment to the latest permanent sculpture to make its home in the National Gallery of Australia, Ouroboros. Featuring the art behind the sculpture as well as the artist’s other works, it focuses on the intimate connection with the cosmos and the interconnected of all life.
Until 1 Jun 2025 | National Gallery of Australia, Parkes Place East, Parkes | More information here.
I am a New Woman Art Exhibition
Parliament House artist-in-residence, Alison Alder celebrates 12 women who campaigned for more inclusive democracy in the series of screen prints. These women spent decades mobilising for the cause of political citizenship and are depicted in a mix of contemporary photographs, quotes and collage.
Until July 2025 | Australian Parliament House, 1 Parliament Drive, Canberra | 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.
Thursday 31 October until Sunday 1 December | Canberra Potters Gallery, 1 Aspinall Street, Watson | More information here.
Marion’s Vision
Marion’s Vision explores and celebrates the legacy of Marion Mahony Griffin, an influential figure in Australian architectural history.
Showcasing the work of Canberra Art Workshop (CAW) members inspired by a vision of Canberra that resonates with the legacy and lasting influence of Marion Mahony Griffin, everything from her innovative and forward-thinking approaches to urban planning and landscape architecture to art, nature, and architecture will be explored.
Thursday 31 October until Sunday 24 November | M16 Artspace, 21 Blaxland Crescent, Griffith | Book here.
Notions of Place
This is M16 Artspace’s annual Studio Artists’ exhibition.
This year’s theme, ‘Notions of Place’, calls the artists to reflect on ideas or personal connections to place. The exhibition highlights the diverse practices of M16 studio artists across a range of conceptual approaches and material explorations.
Thursday 31 October until Sunday 24 November | M16 Artspace, 21 Blaxland Crescent, Griffith | Book here.
Made In or Before 2024
‘Made In or Before 2024’ is a tribute to the beauty and power of expression from the 115 talented artists who call Hands On Studio home.
Dive into a world where order meets chaos, where the tactile collides with the loud, and where vibrant colours explode in a heartfelt celebration of raw creativity!
Thursday 31 October until Sunday 24 November | M16 Artspace, 21 Blaxland Crescent, Griffith | Book here.
Island Hopping: A Solo Show by Jeffrey Sarmiento
Known for his creative practice exploring cultural identity and the graphic image in glass, Jeffrey Sarmiento embeds layers of information in his intricately constructed objects, sculptures and public commissions.
An expert in kiln formed and digital fabricated glass, he uses cutting and pasting of printed glass lenticular imagery and within the transparent medium, allowing imagery to swim within the pieces. Head along to the Canberra Glassworks to see his work, which helps him to expose complex narratives and create new ways of seeing.
Until Sunday 15 December, 10 am – 4 pm | Canberra Glassworks, 11 Wentworth Avenue, Kingston | More information here.
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.
Sport
ICN World Natural Games
ICN (iCompete Natural) is the world leader in natural bodybuilding and physique contests, welcoming all members of the fitness community.
Hosted at the Australian Intitute of Sport (AIS), this sounds like a fun family day out watching athletes compete in categories such as Fitness, Sports Model, Classic Physique, Bodybuilding and much more. This is the first time in the 30+ year history of the sport that Canberra will host this prestigious event, making it a weekend not to be missed!
Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 November, 9 am – 5 pm | Australian Institute of Sport, 26 Leverrier Street, Bruce | Book here.
Canberra United v Brisbane Roar
Don’t miss this match between United and their old foes Brisbane Roar. It promises to be action packed.
Saturday 2 November, 3 pm – 6 pm | McKellar Park, Walkley Place, Mckellar | Book here.
Try Para-sport
Open to participants aged 10 and above with a physical, vision, or intellectual disability, this event will give you the opportunity to try a wide range of Para-sports, learn about local programs and pathways, meet and greet Paralympians and more!
Saturday 2 November, 1 pm – 4 pm | Australian Institute of Sport, Leverrier Street, AIS Basketball & Netball Hall, Bruce | Book here.
Community Tennis Day 2024
This free community event will be the place to check out and experience what the Summer of Tennis has in store.
Kids will have fun in free Tennis Hot Shots classes by Tennis World Canberra, ballkid activities, roaming characters, face painting and glitter tattoos while adults can take part in Cardio Tennis classes, or Pop Tennis. Off court, there will be a range of food options available, tunes from a local DJ, free seated massages from CBR Massage, and the chance to grab a photo with the Australian Open trophies! Plus the first 200 kids aged 12 or under through the gates will receive a free tennis racquet.
Sunday 3 November, 10 am – 12 pm | Canberra Tennis Centre, 1 Riggall Place, 1 Riggall Place, Lyneham | More information here.
The Canberra Times Fun Run 2024
The Canberra Times Fun Run is back!
Enjoy fast and flat courses which take you past some of Canberra’s most iconic landmarks including the Parliamentary Triangle and Lake Burley Griffin. Choose from four distances, and relax in the event village post-run with live music, kids entertainment and recovery and stretching stations. See you there?
Sunday 3 November, 5.45 am – 1 pm | Rond Terrace, Parkes, Parkes Way, Acton | More information here.
Workshops, Tours and Talks
Plant Propagation Workshop
Jane, Meet Gather Collect’s resident plant person, will lead a two-hour workshop on indoor plant propagation.
You’ll learn about propagating in water and in soil and how to transition your babies into larger pots. Everyone will take home a collection of different cuttings to grow on, plus you will get to take home your very own handmade propagation station! Bring your own plants that you wish to propagate.
Saturday 2 November, 10 am – 12.30 pm | Meet Gather Collect, 68 Bandjalong Crescent, Aranda | Book here.
Spring 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.
There will be an introduction to floristry basics; care and preparation of flowers, techniques to extend vase life and essential tools of the trade. Grazing platters, tea, coffee and champagne, will also be provided.
Saturday 2 November, 10.30 am – 1.30 pm | Miss Moss Florals Home Studio, 19 Derwent Street, Lyons | Book here.
Circle the National Triangle Cultural Trail
How well do you know Canberra’s National Triangle? Did you know it was part of Marion Mahony Griffin and Walter Burley Griffins’ plans for Canberra as part of the 1911 international design competition?
Find out all this and more on this new bike tour that explains the stories behind many national collecting and cultural institutions, and other important buildings and structures along the route.
Saturday 2 November, 10 am – 12.30 pm | Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, 51 Lawson Crescent, Acton | Book here.
Holiday Special: Handmade Ornaments
Ever wanted to make your own glass Christmas ornaments? This hour long workshop will leave you with three handcrafted treasures for your tree this season.
Sunday 3 November, 10 am – 4 pm | Canberra Glassworks, Kingston | More information here.
Rory Stewart – Politics on the Edge
Co-presenter of the hit podcast ‘The Rest is Politics’, Rod Stewart discusses populism, Brexit, and global conflict while ruminating on how hollow and inadequate our democracy has become. He delves deeper into his number one Sunday Times best seller, ‘Politics On The Edge’.
Sunday 3 November, 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm | Llewellyn Hall, 100 William Herbert Place, Canberra | More information here.
Soap making workshop with Honey and Glow
Learn how to make soap with help from Honey and Glow!
Perfect for beginners, in this hands-on class, you will learn how to create beautiful soaps from scratch. The teacher will guide everyone step-by-step through the process, from selecting the right ingredients to adding fragrances and colours using natural ingredients. Then, there’s the opportunity to experiment with different techniques and create unique designs!
Sunday 3 October, 10 am – 12:30 pm | Meet Gather Collect, 68 Bandjalong Crescent, Aranda | Book here.
Neon Sign Making Experience
Heat and stretch your very own authentic neon sign in this one-of-a-kind weekend class.
This is a two day workshop where participants will learn how to stretch, heat, and shape glass tubes into basic curves and forms. Introducing the basic principles of neon production and demonstrating each of the processes of neon required to leave with a finished neon sign or design to take home, you don’t need any experience to try this for yourself.
Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 November, 10 am – 4 pm | Canberra Glassworks, 11 Wentworth Avenue, Kingston | Book here.
Glass Blowing Experience
Get a taste for the Hotshop in this unique one-on-one glass blowing class!
Suitable for ages 16 years and above, you can choose to blow your own glass vessel or bird with the guidance of a skilled glass blowing teachers.
Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 November, 10 am – 4 pm | Canberra Glassworks, 11 Wentworth Avenue, Kingston | Book here.
Feature image: Louis High Tea. Credit: Abbie Melle.
