The Embassy of Finland presents a celebration of Finnish Design in Australia.

The 2024 CAPO Gala Auction is a highly anticipated annual Canberra art event featuring a silent auction, live auction, and raffle, where funds raised support local artists and organizations through the CAPO Awards program.

In this On Country tour with Dhawura Tours you will follow the tracks and service trails of Black Mountain, with your guide, Tyronne Bell (Ngunawal) who will interpret the mountain's changing landscape since ancient times.

This tour features Aboriginal interpretation of the landscape, bush foods, artefacts, stone tools and their traditional uses as well as the beautiful bushland of Black Mountain and panoramic views of Canberra.

Regenerate your creative practice with artist and mentor Amy Kennedy.

Join the creative team behind the Urban Biome installation in Civic Square for a discussion about the regenerative elements and collaborative process behind this work. Supported by City Renewal Authority.

 Join First Nations artist Harry’s Clarry (Kamilaroi) to make your own personal Yarn Stick.

Transform a scrap of fabric into a symbol of queer pride with textile collage, a technique that breathes new life into discarded textiles.

In this workshop you will be guided by Harrison Le Lievre, wood worker and assemblage artist, to collate unused personal mementos into your own deep rooted personal piece.

The team at Canberra Innovation Network, led by experienced venture investor and salesperson Nick McNaughton, CEO Campus Plus, will take you through 3 half-days of intensive learning and practising selling to grow, how to find investors and how to negotiate the right deal with them.

Bring your lunch and get creative with Canberra artist Sally Black in Civic Square to sketch the public artwork Urban Biome with watercolours.

Regenerate your soul and have fun making by hand in this reflective clay workshop with local ceramicist Fran Romano

Hear from Canberra’s emerging entrepreneurs as they take the stage in the high-intensity pitch blitz. The November First Wednesday Connect will be hosted by the ANU Agrifood Innovation Institute.

Professor of Art History, Roger Benjamin grew up in, and later restored, one of Canberra’s most iconic mid-century buildings – the Alex Jelinek designed Round House. In this talk, and the associated exhibition, we discover how the Round House came to be designed, built and made into a home.

Join artist Mariana del Castillo to create poetic relief sculptures with tin and fabric that are inspired by the macro, quiet and regenerated natural world, visually exploring the anthropomorphic transformation of arthropods.

Join us in this visible mending workshop with artist Asavari Deonath to explore the potential of regenerating what we wear by mending, to support our environment and reverse the devastating impacts of fast fashion on climate change.

Join international visiting Finnish artist Siru Tuomisto in a fun sculpture workshop that explores the value of everyday objects. Bring in an old object that has significance to you and learn how to regenerate it into a new, playful and exciting work of art.

Canberra Modern is excited to present the publication – The Architecture of Iwan Iwanoff in this book launch and talk by author Warren Andersen.

Join artist Minka Gillian to explore the transformative power of recycled materials. In this workshop you will discover how to regenerate rubbish into a small, Chrysalis netted sculpture, turning waste into art. This hands-on experience invites you to weave personal stories and creativity while highlighting the potential for beauty in everyday materials.

Belonging to Whom? redefines community engagement by inviting participants to discuss street ownership from emotional, legal, historical, and economic perspectives. Through collective-thinking workshops, we aim to gather visions for city regeneration by transforming designated street surfaces through speculative design.

Join Canberra Modern and The Mill Architecture & Design at Manning Clark House for an architectural model building workshop for kids using found and recycled materials.

Join us for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of one of the award-winning houses from the 2024 Australian Institute of Architects, ACT Architecture Awards. Hyde Place Modern is an example of the joy that can happen when clients who fell in love with a piece of Canberra’s modernist soul collaborate with architects who love it as much as they do. The finished house presents as a standout example of how our modernist homes can be brought up to modern standards through highly considered intervention and care.

Regenerate your approach to creative practice in a responsive, hands-on workshop with artist Valerie Kirk, at Mugga Mugga heritage site. Experiment with different media to create individual and group storyboards exploring place, history and time.