Purchase fabric, craft and unfinished projects.

Alternate Sundays, LGBTQIA+ folk can come together and make stuff. Come for all or part of the session. Bring your own project (and snacks). Location: Meridian Pride Hub in Turner.

Registration preferred.

What action do Canberrans want our five MPs (MHRs and Senators) to take in 2026?

Be part of deciding. 

CAPaD is offering the chance to have a conversation with them about that. How do we, the people, make sure we are really heard, acknowledged, and not just listened to?

The first step, on December 14, is where we will introduce you to Pol.is.  Pol.is is a tool that helps communities collect and prioritise ideas. 

Part 2 is in March when we will bring Canberrans and our MPs together for the conversation. 

Key dates times and places

1. December 14 – 1400 (2pm) Woden Valley (formerly St James) Uniting Church, Gillies Street, Curtin

2. March 1 – 1400 (2pm), venue tba.

Find out more and register at https://canberra-alliance.org.au/event/

This is a female-led, inclusive space designed to empower riders of all levels to get hands-on with their bikes. Whether you’re a total beginner or a seasoned cyclist, this is your space to tinker, learn, and connect 🛠

Never changed a tyre before? Not sure how to adjust your brakes? Perfect. This is exactly the place for you! Our mechanics will guide on the side, so you can leave with a less-squeaky bike and little bit more know-how! Bring your own bike to work on or come along and lend a hand with others’ projects. No problem or question is too small, we’re all learning together!

More infomation on the Canberra Environment Centre’s website.

Saturday 6 December, 10 am - 1.30 pm

Canberra City Farm, 2 Dairy Road, Fyshwick

Build a hot compost heap, followed by pizza

Full details https://ccfarm.org.au/event/world-soil-day/

Join in our late afternoon summer picnic at Watson Microforest, to celebrate the launch of SoilEd CBR – a one-stop-shop online resource all about building healthy soil and more sustainable lifestyles here in Canberra.  

We’ll have soil-related DIY guides and factsheets to take home, a free carbon capture workshop run by Fiona Buining (Ainslie Urban Farm) and crafts for kids. Bring a picnic rug, snacks and refreshments. Some yummy treats will also be provided.    

RSVP for the event here

SoilEd CBR was made possible with assistance from the ACT Government under the Community Zero Emissions Grants Program. Check out the webpage here

Purchase fabric, craft and unfinished projects.

Alternate Sundays, LGBTQIA+ folk can come together and make stuff. Come for all or part of the session. Bring your own project (and snacks). Location: Meridian Pride Hub in Turner.

Registration preferred.

Join ICEDS and the COP Universities Alliance for an in-depth webinar unpacking the outcomes of COP30 in Belém and what they mean for the road ahead. 

Hear directly from experts who were on the ground at COP30 as they share first-hand reflections, analysis, and lessons for Australia’s preparations for COP31. 

More information and registrations here.

Purchase fabric, craft and unfinished projects.

This is a female-led, inclusive space designed to empower riders of all levels to get hands-on with their bikes. Whether you’re a total beginner or a seasoned cyclist, this is your space to tinker, learn, and connect 🛠

Never changed a tyre before? Not sure how to adjust your brakes? Perfect. This is exactly the place for you! Our mechanics will guide on the side, so you can leave with a less-squeaky bike and little bit more know-how! Bring your own bike to work on or come along and lend a hand with others’ projects. No problem or question is too small, we’re all learning together!

More infomation on the Canberra Environment Centre’s website.

Purchase fabric, craft and unfinished projects.

Wicking beds are a great way to conserve water while producing great crops. And they don’t have to cost a fortune either. Join Canberra’s own ‘Wicking Witch of the West’ – Cally Brennan from Canberra Permaculture Design – who will show you how easy it is to make your own wicking garden bed or plant pot. Register here

Come along to Eco Crafternoons, a relaxed and creative space to enjoy crafting, connect with like-minded people, and explore sustainable approaches to art. These sessions are a chance to share ideas, swap supplies and resources, and use creativity to raise environmental awareness—all while enjoying a cuppa of your choice.

This vibrant festival brings together the best of Tuggeranong, celebrating our community's spirit, creativity, and sustainability. Come and visit the SEE Change stall with electric bikes to try. More details here. 

SouthFest Tuggeranong Community Festival is coming up fast !
Bring the family and check out our SEE-Change sustainable activities and stalls in Anketell and Cowlishaw streets.

10-12pm -Tuggeranong Repair Cafe will be fixing bikes at no charge, parts not included. Located in Cowlishaw st.

10-1pm - Lyn Peterson will be providing a free mindful felting workshop in Colishaw St.

1.30-4pm -Astrid will be providing a free Eco crafting session for all ages in Cowlishaw St.

Helen’s Free Garden Advice - 12-4pm Cowlishaw St.

10-4pm- Good Fills Eco Household products will provide information on locally made products in Cowlishaw Street.

10-4pm- A variety of EV displays in Anketell street.

10-4pm- Southside E-Bike Ride & Try sessions. Anketell street.
10-4pm- Electrify Canberra stall and display. Anketell Street.

Bring the family and enjoy a fun day of live performances across two stages, over 100 market stalls, community and business stalls,food trucks, kids activities and roving performers.