Promising laughter, connection and delightfully ridiculous artworks to take home, Creative Juices brings a cheeky, adult twist to the messy joy of ’90s kids’ art shows.
Created by Timothy Christopher Ryan, the mind behind the award-winning Moist, this interactive comedy experience offers a no-judgment space for playful, chaotic art making. Inspired by paintand-sip anarchy and childhood craft sessions, the show encourages audiences to ditch perfectionism and embrace creativity in all its forms.
Ryan’s lively performance will have even the most hesitant guest caught up in the action. From n…
Be Yourself In Canberra. It’s a reminder to show up as your authentic selves while getting together in the beautifully queer little capital we call home, writes Festival Director Danny Corvini.
Inclusive tourism. ensures every traveller—regardless of their background, identity, or orientation—feels welcomed, respected, and valued. As more businesses and destinations embrace inclusivity, Australia is becoming a shining example of how genuine hospitality can enhance not only individual journeys but the entire tourism industry.
Do you have some questions, suggestion or something you want to say? Meet with an ACT Policing LLO in Canberra at The Bearded Bean in the city is happening on Saturday 28 November.
Latte with an LLO
Saturday 28 November
The Bearded Bean 2/21 Genge Street, Canberra
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A new LGBTIQA+ exhibition at the The Q exhibition space. The Places That Shape Us examines queer lived experiences in regional Australia. Based in Braidwood NSW, the artist weaves his own memories with those of his peers and collaborators.
Pick up a pencil and find an easel for an afternoon of sketching in collaboration with FLESH Queer Life Drawing and SpringOUT. To celebrate the newly commissioned portrait of Australian drag icon Courtney Act by Paul Yore, this session will feature 3 drag artists in all their finest drapery.
DRAWN IN DRAG Sketching with FLESH Queer Life Drawing Sunday 25 October 2026 1:00 – 3:00pm
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National Portrait Gallery King Edward Terrace, Parkes Canberra, ACT 2600, Australia Phone +61 2 6102 7000
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Join drag queen, singer and television personality Courtney Act in conversation with artist Paul Yore as they discuss their new portrait. Facilitated by Gallery Director Bree Pickering, this special event offers insight into the creation of Yore’s intricate work and explores the shared experiences that brought artist and subject together.
In celebration of a new portrait by Paul Yore, Join Courtney Act for a special reading of Confetti and the Rainbow Garden, followed by a book signing at the National Portrait Gallery. After listening to the story, families are invited to continue the fun with a self-guided creative activity inspired by the book’s themes of nature, belonging and self-expression.
It’s getting hot out there! If you’d rather chill, we’ve got some bingeable options – starting with The Airport Chaplain, a top flight Australian drama starring Hugo Weaving and The Pitt’s Shabana Azeez.
