On Campus Things To Do in Canberra City (2601)

The Canberra business community is invited to have its say on the ACT Government’s role in continuing to build a more robust economy. Our economy is already strong and has weathered the economic tu...read more

Torchlight Parade Friday 14 June 2013, starting 5.45 pm at Captain Cook Crescent, to Franklin St Manuka, Furneaux St, Canberra Ave, and finishing at Fitzroy Circuit. The parade will involve histor...read more

University open days and nights are a great opportunity for you to find out what you need to know about a university before making that big decision. Let us give you a tour of your local ACU cam...read more

Macdonalds Childrenswear is a unique original Canberra business. Started in 1956 it has continually served Canberra’s school children and their families for over 54 years. With only two owners in i...read more

3seeds is a hands on cooking school, gourmet store including pre-prapared meals and take home & a cafe offering fresh and innovative food. Visit Andrew Haskins' fabulous concept store to access a ...read more

Come to Open Day at ANU and experience all our campus has to offer. Chat with staff and students about university life, courses, enrolment and more. Representatives from every teaching area will...read more

Cycle Education is a Canberra based company teaching local community groups, schools and individuals the enjoyment and freedom of safely riding bicycles. Our goal is to help people of all ages t...read more

Bollywood Zumba > Tuesday 5:30–6:30pm Term > 5 June–12 July (6 weeks) Cost > $88/$78 continuing/$135 both nights/$15 per class (Term 1) $65/$115 both nights/$15 per class (Term 2) Adults Modern...read more

Hear stories of brave animals, extraordinary people, and faraway places, brought to life through puppets, uniforms and educational toys. This program is suitable for pre-school aged children, but o...read more

Stories of 100 Canberra Scientists is a 12 month program featuring lectures, talks, debates, events and video conferences with scientists who call, or have called, Canberra home. Professor Tony ...read more