Join a transcendental healing journey and enjoy the benefits of this soul-nourishing session, melting away any tension, stress or fatigue.
Allow yourself to be fully harmonised by recalibrating your frequencies.
The session starts with 15 minutes of relaxing Breathwork to tune the body into a meditative state, using ancients and modern techniques, follow by the sound healing journey where they use native and meditative instruments like Didgeridoo, Cristal Bowls, RavVast, The Heaven & Earth Flute, Shamanic Drum, Tibetan Bowls, Crystal Pyramid, Harmonic Healing Chimes, Koshi Chimes and more. Each of those with a specific vibration and function for yourself.
They can't wait to welcome you at Soma Woman's Wellness, Dickson for an inspiring experience!
Some of the benefits include experiencing deep relaxation, boosting your immune system and balancing your nervous system. Release physical, emotional, anxiety and tension. Improve focus and memory and improve sleep quality. Align and tune your energy centres, Chakras, Nadis. Experience emotional release, reduced muscle tension and deepen states of relaxation and meditation. Feel at peace in harmony. Increase mental clarity, creativity and insight so you can manifest your intentions more effectively. Activate, empower and awaken your limitless potential.
Pain reduction and so much more.
Bring your mat, blanket, pillow and anything you need to be super comfy during the session.
Twilight Flow and Live Music is Canberra's unique immersive experience bringing together yoga-inspired movement, live music, sound immersion, light immersion and community.
Twilight Flow runs multiple events across various venues in Canberra and the surrounding region, Ngunnawal Country. This October, Twilight Flow and Live Music brings this unique experience to Ainslie Arts Centre, in the heart of Canberra.
The guided 90-minute session weaves together a powerful Yin&Yang yoga flow, combining dynamic and strong movements with grounding, deep stretches. The whole session is accompanied by live music from local artists, including handpan, didgeridoo, saxophone, synths, vocals, digital pads and more.
As the movement and flow intensify, so does the music, responsive to the energy in the room. The experience transitions into a deeply meditative sound bath for a further 30 minutes, held by crystal bowls and live instruments, and when the darkness falls, the space lights up with lighting immersion and displays that fill the room. The sessions close with live performances from the local musicians, giving the audience a truly unique performance. When the performances end, guests are invited to stay for herbal tea, fruit, and connection.
Whether you're a local Canberran or a visitor looking to experience a soulful, artistic evening in nature, Twilight Flow and Live Music is a transformative offering that bridges wellness, music, creativity, and community arts.
Every Saturday and Sunday, the Yacht Club puts on a buffet spread with something for everyone. Think roast meats carved fresh, seafood straight off the ice, pasta, hearty soup and a table of desserts to finish. It's relaxed, generous, and exactly what a winter weekend calls for.
Kids can enjoy nuggets and chips with the purchase of an adult buffet.
Australian-born, New York-based duo Olivia Chindamo and Matthew Sheens return to Australia to launch their second album, Putting It Together.
Drawing on years immersed in New York's jazz scene, Chindamo and Sheens bring their acclaimed musical partnership to Chapel off Chapel, presenting a collection of Great American Songbook gems, masterfully reworked classics and original compositions.
One Thursday every month the small bar upstairs at Smith's Alternative becomes a cosy jazz hang. Audience members and musicians alike share conversation, vintage vinyl spins on the turntable and, of course, there is live music. The Byways residency began in early 2026, featuring Ben Marston, Nick McBride and Chris Pound with help from their monthly guests.
The name Byways comes from the musicians' desire to explore lesser-known music from the jazz canon but in a way that is inclusive and welcomes the audience to share the exploration. Those who come along agree that they are joining the discovery to find that musicians and the audience alike are an important part of the music.
The evenings start with Ben and Nick playing this month's vinyl selection on the turntable, happily talking to anyone who wants to chat about these recordings. Once Ben and Nick have been convinced away from the turntable the trio plays the first set, exploring works ranging from Miles Davis, Don Cherry, Ornette Coleman to originals. After more vinyl in the break, Set Two showcases that month's guest.
Thursday evenings never looked so good.
Hands On Studio's latest exhibition explores the many faces of admiration through intimate sculptural portraits of celebrities and everyday heroes. From Katy Perry and Sir David Attenborough to mothers, carers, and support workers, the exhibition celebrates the people whose inspiration, kindness, and resilience shape your lives.
Enjoy their curated program of recent releases and revived classics, from high art to guilty pleasures. There's something for everyone!
Follow the pull of earth, water, fire and air in the Spring Film Series at Arc Cinema.
From epic river journeys and windswept adventures to stories of passion, change and survival, these films reveal the forces that shape our world and ourselves.
Step into these elemental worlds and discover stories that move, challenge and transform.
A contemporary art exhibition that uncovers personal experiences of Aboriginal Vietnam Veterans from South Australia, who have their stories interpreted and creatively shared by Aboriginal artists.
Artworks:
Sandra Saunders, Bundjalung Man's Journey, 2019, painting: acrylic, paper, and found objects on canvas, 122 x 160cm, AWM2023.461.1.1
Hayley Millar-Baker, Untitled 1 (Still Life of a Ramindjeri Elder), 2019, inkjet on cotton rag, 40 x 40cm, AWM2023.462.1
'Bespoke Utopia' presents Canberra artists whose practices embrace the principles of slow design, grounded in care, material knowledge and long-term thinking. Linking global conversations around sustainable design with Canberra's rich craft history, the exhibition invites audiences to consider how design shapes everyday life and how thoughtful creative practices can challenge fast, disposable production models.
Image details: Gavin Bradstreet, Manscape 01, 2026. Image courtesy of the artist.
Inspired by memory, movement and the beauty found in everyday moments, Tamara's expressive works invite viewers into richly layered landscapes of colour, emotion and imagination, found so effortlessly in the world around us.
Exhibition now showing in Howard Lounge at Hyatt Hotel Canberra - A Park Hyatt Hotel.
Celebrate the 125-year anniversary of Australia's Federation through significant paintings, objects, and documents on display.
125 Years of Federation: Our Parliament and its Presiding Officers includes portraits commemorating important 'firsts' in parliamentary representation and exhibits highlighting the work of Australia's Parliament today. This display also includes 'The Big Picture' by Tom Roberts, depicting the first Opening of Parliament.
Reflect on the moments in the movement to federate the six British colonies, the 1901 celebrations following Federation, and key milestones in Australian parliamentary leadership.
Discover powerful portraits and the stories behind them in People, Place, Portraits, a new exhibition at Parliament House, curated by Big hART. Big hART is one of Australia's leading arts and social change organisations. They work alongside communities experiencing complex social challenges, creating ambitious artworks that share stories often overlooked in Australia's cultural life.
For more than 30 years, artist Robert Hannaford has painted many of Australia's most significant public figures including prime ministers, governors-general and judges. Evert Ploeg has spent decades painting some of Australia's most recognisable faces, from actor Deborah Mailman to conductor George Ellis. Gloria Pannka was a senior Western Arrernte artist and granddaughter of Albert Namatjira, continuing the Hermannsburg School watercolour tradition. Hubert Pareroultja was a senior Western Aranda-Luritja artist and nephew of Otto Pareroultja, one of the founding painters of the Hermannsburg School. Their works appear alongside digital portraits created by young people through Big hART's Digital Pop-Up Lab.
Developed through more than 3 decades of collaboration with communities across Australia, the exhibition celebrates Elders, young people, artists and community leaders whose stories have helped shape the nation. The exhibition invites visitors to reflect on who is remembered, whose stories are celebrated and how portraiture honours the people who enrich Australia's cultural life.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are advised that the following contains the names of deceased persons.
Luce Taiwan Massage City offers a relaxing wellness experience in the heart of Canberra City. The studio provides professional Taiwan-inspired massage treatments designed to help guests relax, recharge and relieve everyday muscle tension. Services include relaxation massage, deep tissue massage, hot stone massage, and tailored treatments to suit individual needs.
With a welcoming environment and experienced massage therapists, Luce Taiwan Massage City is a convenient place for visitors and locals to unwind after a busy day of sightseeing, shopping, or work. Treatments are available seven days a week, with flexible appointment times. Guests are encouraged to contact the studio in advance to arrange their preferred treatment and session time.
Located in the heart of Canberra's CBD, Canberra Centre is the city's leading destination for dynamic retail, entertainment and dining experiences.
Home to department stores David Jones, Myer and Big W, two supermarkets (Coles and Aldi) and an impressive collection of specialty stores including a dedicated beauty and wellness precinct.
With an outstanding portfolio of fashion and sportswear brands, renowned restaurants and entertainment retailers such as Kingpin, Holey Moley, Hijinx Hotel and Dendy Cinemas, Canberra Centre is the ultimate shopping destination.
Whether you're after breakfast, a leisurely lunch, dinner, takeaway convenience or coffee and a treat, Canberra Centre is the ultimate dining destination. With sidewalk cafes and exceptional restaurants such as RAKU, Inka and Tiger Lane with Taki, as well as an impressive food court - there's something for everyone.
Canberra Centre houses a fabulous collection of Australian and international brands, including Watches of Switzerland, Apple, Sephora, H&M, Nespresso, MECCA, Kookai, Aesop, Haigh's Chocolates, Country Road, Swarovski, M.J.Bale, L'Occitane, Cue and R.M.Williams - to name just a few.
In Garema Place for over 20 years, Impact Comics is Canberra's beating heart of comics fun.
All the newest and most popular comics are restocked every single week.
There is always a huge range of comics by Australian creators and publishers. And there are regular events to meet creators and score unique items.
As well as comics, there are unusual Canberra themed collectibles great to remember a trip to Canberra or as a gift for the tricky loved one.
Dendy Cinemas Canberra is located in the heart of civic and is the home of quality cinema screening the best in international and arthouse film, blockbusters and major film festivals, alongside dedicated Dendy Premium Lounge cinemas with a relaxed lounge experience.
Dendy Premium Lounge boasts an exclusive lounge for cinema patrons, in-cinema dining, a seasonal al-a-carte menu including vegetarian and gluten free options, bar service and electric reclining seats.
endota day spa Canberra is a peaceful wellness retreat located in the heart of the city, inside the Canberra Centre. Step into the calming sanctuary and escape the busyness of everyday life with a wide range of treatments designed to relax, restore and rejuvenate.
Experienced therapists offer a comprehensive menu of services, including relaxation, remedial, pregnancy, and stone massage, as well as organic and high-performance facials, body wraps, scrubs, and beauty services such as manicures, pedicures, waxing, and spray tans. Whether you're after a facial or a full-body package, each treatment is tailored to your individual needs.
Begin your experience with a consultation and unwind in the tranquil relaxation lounge with a cup of organic tea. Treatments feature endota's professional skincare ranges, including the COSMOS certified endota Organics™ and the clinically tested Performance+, designed to deliver visible results and lasting benefits.
Ideal for locals and visitors alike, endota day spa Canberra offers a nurturing space to recharge and reconnect. Whether you're seeking targeted relief or a moment of calm, their team is here to help you feel your best.
Bookings are recommended to secure your preferred time.
Guests can enjoy the multi-attraction experience, located in the Canberra Centre on Level 1 near JB HIFI.
Kingpin has a fully licensed bar, the latest music, escape rooms, karaoke, ping pong, state of the art bowling lanes, huge projection screens, augmented reality darts and pool tables.
The attraction also provides over 100 arcade games, with options covering everything from classic games through to the latest high-tech VR experiences.
Kingpin, with a contemporary new fit-out including upscale furnishings and modern artworks, will offer an impressive food and cocktail menu to satisfy all customers, including healthy, vegetarian, child-friendly and breakfast options.
There’s also a selection of small plates, specially designed to be easily shared by groups. Standouts include the Kingpin signature burger, vegetarian nachos, and a biscoff flavoured tiramisu served in a cocktail glass.
Come and experience the venue for yourself!
The Olympic outdoor pool is ideal for keeping cool in the hot summer months. It's covered and heated in winter so you can swim whatever the season. A minimum of two swimming lanes are open to the general public at all times. Toddler and dive pools are open during Summer.
Their Health Club is great for all levels of fitness and abilities. Make use of pin-loaded strength equipment, free weights and Olympic bars.
The Cardio Theatre is decked out with all the machines you'll need to get hot and sweaty: treadmills, bikes, cross trainers, steppers, rowers and more!
Civic Library is located in the heart of the city close to transport and amenities. Make use of a wide range of services.
Computing services offered include free internet, free word processing, and free desktop publishing.
The library has a great range of international and local magazines and newspapers. The library offers regular English conversation classes.
Artworld ADG on London Circuit in Canberra City is the sister gallery of the long-established Aboriginal Dreamings Gallery.
Artworld ADG has a large selection of authentic, ethically sourced Aboriginal artworks, artefacts, quality Australian made corporate gifts and Aboriginal design gift products to suit all budgets.
The larger, main gallery- Aboriginal Dreamings Gallery has been bringing Aboriginal art to Canberra since 1989 and is a must-see destination for Aboriginal art collectors. There is an extensive collection of Aboriginal art from remote Aboriginal art regions. A feature of the Gallery's collection is the paintings by famous Old Masters comprising collectable artworks by Rover Thomas, Emily Kame Kngwarreye, Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, Turkey Tolson Tjupurrula, Jack Britten, Ada Bird Petyarre and Eunice Napangardi. Collectors are advised to make an appointment to view important works from the collection.
Located in the heart of Canberra's central business district, Casino Canberra mixes style, elegance and entertainment in a unique and complete package.
Experience the thrill of next-generation gaming in the multi-terminal gaming stadium. Dazzle your senses with a pop Chinese experience at Natural Nine. Or soak up the ambience at the end of a long day in the sophisticated Onyx Lounge and Chandelier Bar.
Casino Canberra has multiple playing areas designed to bring you the perfect experience, day or night. The main gaming floor hosts over 30 of the world's most popular table games, offering Blackjack, Baccarat, Roulette, Poker, Pai Gow, Money Wheel, Pontoon, Canberra Poker and electronic table games. Big screens show all of your favourite sporting events.
The Restaurant, Natural Nine at Casino Canberra, is all about 'Pop Chinese'; using traditional and unique Chinese ingredients and techniques, shaping them into new and exciting dishes.
The Lotus Room is the place for private gaming functions and can be tailored to fit your perfect event or party, no matter the size or occasion.
Enjoy a high quality boutique club experience at Hellenic Club in the City. From traditional and modern Australian and Mediterranean cuisine, delicious coffee and café snacks, special events and entertainment, to superb bar and function facilities - all your club needs are provided for any occasion, weekdays, weekends and evenings.
Interstate visitors can sign in at the door for free. Membership is only required for locals.
Hijinx Hotel Canberra is an immersive interactive game experience housed within the theme, wonder and theatre of a quirky New York-style hotel where the rooms are reimagined into quick-play, challenge rooms. Leave the suitcases at home - these are rooms where you play, not stay.
Each of the hotel wings home highly fun and experiential, game-afied rooms made up of 5 different collaborative games, including massive adult ball pits, giant-sized scrabble tiles and rubix cubes, enormous musical instruments (think the Piano in BIG).
Throw in unicorns a plenty and Hijinx is perfect for 5 and 500 year olds, fun for the young and the young at heart in a group, on a date or just out with a mate, Hijinx Hotel is the best place to play.
Enjoyed your play and stay? Why not head to the hotel bar for some refreshments at the fully stocked cocktail bar, with unicorn and bathtub cocktail glasses or pick some food from their menu to satisfy that appetite.
Hijinx Hotel, Play Away.
Finished for the day? Why not head over to their mini golf friends at Holey Moley for a few rounds?
