Join Marianna Del Castillio in creating your own sculptural bird figure
Join us for an evening of art, conversation, and connection with Maree Clarke and her exhibition 'Seeing the Invisible'
Celebrate Floriade and native flowers from the Canberra region, in this crepe paper flower workshop.
Explore the rich intersection between visual art and theatrical design in Australia
Join collector Carla Velting as she shares the quirks and colours of her wonderful and extensive brooch collection.
Carla Velting’s brooch collection is colourful, quirky and, according to Carla, just a little bit silly.
Wearing brooches brings joy…
The Austrian and Ukrainian Embassies are delighted to bring their common coffee house culture and intertwined literary heritage to Canberra.
Each year Canberra Museum and Gallery holds a Photography Prize for Canberra’s secondary students, displaying all entries to the public.It’s…
Celebrate Floriade by making a Goodenia Pinnatifida 'Scrambled Eggs' flower collage in our Spring Makerspace.
Goodenia pinnatifida is commonly known…
Journey through the cosmos in this mind-bending experience where cutting-edge science meets mesmerizing movement.
Celebrating National Science Week's theme "Decoding…
Ever high-fived a robot?
Celebrate National Science Week at Canberra Museum and Gallery with Pepper, the quick-witted humanoid who can…
The story of Australia's Home Front during World War II (1939-1945) is an important one
Maree Clarke - Yorta Yorta/Wamba Wamba/Mutti Mutti/Boonwurrung multi-disciplinary artist - presents a group of newly made supersized scale Reed Necklaces…
Inspired by Sidney Nolan’s magnificent lyrebird, this hands-on workshop invites kids to design and make their very own wearable animal mask using cardboard and a mix of fun, recycled materials.
Experiment with unconventional materials and playful approaches to making by designing your own set of badges, earrings and keyrings.
Do you love animals, costumes and drawing?
Have you ever wondered about what it would be like to live in a house designed by renowned Canberra architect, Enrico Taglietti?