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Whether you are a foodie or a music fan, if you are planning a trip to Canberra this November and December, you might be well covered. Explore various festivals, food, beverages, and more in the Australian capital this winter with its diverse range of experiences for every kind of traveller. Here's a list of some of the must-do activities in Australia's capital before the year ends.
Australia's Spilt Milk festival is back in Canberra this month, featuring Post Malone, Dom Dolla, Aitch, Dermot Kennedy, Tkay Maidza, and more. It is known for its rapid ticket sales and popularity, offering a mix of music, food, and art. The festival prioritises creating an environment that welcomes music and art enthusiasts. Click here for more information.
This day celebrates sustainable and active travel in Canberra's ongoing journey towards a low-emissions future. Join a lively, family-friendly event, enjoy tasty food and drinks, and explore interactive pop-ups at the Sustainable Travel Street Party. Click here for more information.
November in Canberra brings a unique opportunity to indulge in some great wine tasting experience. You can be a part of tasting a carefully curated array of excellent Canberra wines. With about 140 vineyards and 40 wineries within a 35-minute drive of the city, Canberra's wine region is a treasure waiting to be uncovered. Click here for more details.
The National Portrait Gallery presents the Art Gallery of NSW's touring exhibition, Archie 100: A Century of the Archibald Prize. This commemorates 100 years of Australia's oldest portrait award, offering insight into the nation's evolving identity. Click here for more details.
Step into an imaginative realm of futuristic potential at the world's inaugural interactive magic performance, Metaverse of Magic. Engage with globally renowned magicians and join in mesmerising illusions utilising personal smart devices. Click here for more details.
Sunset Cinema has returned for the warmer season, situated in the Australian National Botanic Garden, offering a blend of new releases, classic films, and family favourites. At the Sunset Bar, patrons can enjoy beverages while joining fellow movie enthusiasts. Click here for more details.
Canberra welcomes a fresh beer company, the first Nepalese-inspired one in Australia. The launch at The Durham will feature a variety of beers on tap from Yeti Brewing Co. There will be merchandise, raffles, live music, an inspired menu, and an opportunity to meet and take a photo with the Yeti. Click here for more details.
Questacon, the National Science and Technology Centre, is a vital stop for families visiting Canberra. Already underway, this workshop caters to young scientists aged 3 to 5 and their caregivers, fostering hands-on exploration and encouraging children to inquire, explore, and experiment like scientists. Click here for more information.
GIO Stadium is changing into a golf arena where all equipment will be provided. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced golfer, you're welcome. Participants can also explore the inner areas of the Canberra Raiders and ACT Brumbies change rooms and take shots from the run-out tunnel. Click here for more information.
At the Canberra Museum and Gallery exhibition, viewers can explore artist Medici's initial artworks as part of the early independent artist-activists in Canberra during the early 1980s. The show spans her most recent pieces, which come directly from her celebrated retrospective at the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art. Click here for more information.
Canberra is accessible by air through Canberra International Airport, offering domestic and limited international flights. Alternatively, arrive by train via the NSW TrainLink services connecting major Australian cities. Road travel is convenient with well-connected highways.
