Public listings checked 25/10/2026. Dates use each event’s local time. Check organiser details before travelling.
Explore the region
Explore Shoalhaven towns from Berry and Nowra to the NSW Jervis Bay coast and Ulladulla. Distances vary; this does not include Canberra's Jervis Bay Territory as NSW.
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Upcoming events
62 matching events listed in the next 60 days. Admission prices are shown where supplied.
Spirits of Jervis Bay Festival returns to White Sands Park, Huskisson, this November for a celebration of handcrafted spirits, local flavours and coastal culture.
Discover the best of the South Coast as local distillers come together to showcase handcrafted spirits and more. Meet the makers, sample unique spirits and discover new favourites while enjoying a relaxed afternoon by the bay.
Alongside the distillers, the festival will feature a selection of local food vendors serving up delicious eats, with live music creating the soundtrack throughout the day.
Set against the stunning backdrop of Jervis Bay, Spirits of Jervis Bay is a celebration of the region's producers, makers and local talent — bringing together visitors and locals for a memorable day of good drinks, good food and great company.
Whether you're a spirits enthusiast, looking to discover local producers or simply after a great day out by the coast, Spirits of Jervis Bay offers something for everyone
The race for the title intensifies with four Championship matches held in Shoalhaven before the season reaches its climax in two blockbuster Championship Finals, where the 2026 Super League Men's and Women's Champions will be crowned.
Semi Finals will be live on KAYO.
A father. A son. A legacy brought to life.
I Love Your Faces: The Don Lane Story is a powerful, uplifting theatrical experience that brings a golden era back to the stage –while revealing the deeply personal story behind it.
Starring PJ Lane, this extraordinary production celebrates one of Australia's most loved entertainers, Don Lane – not just the iconaudiences remember, but the father behind the spotlight.
But what audiences don't expect… is PJ Lane himself. A commanding, world class talent with showbiz in his DNA.
The stage comes alive in a full-scale variety spectacular – a big live band, dazzling showgirls, powerhouse vocals, and the show-stopping entertainment we havemissed.
More powerful than a tribute – This commanding performance has left audiences spellbound, in tears and on their feet.
I Love Your Faces delivers something rare – a performance that connects, moves, and stays with you long after the curtain falls.
Lights. Music. And now… here's Don.
Embark on a captivating space journey, vino in hand. Experience this one-of-a-kind stargazing night. Indulge yourself with wine and cheese on arrival under the stars, a stargazing session led by an astronomer and exploration of the Southern Sky - planets, galaxies, stars, constellations and galaxies through the telescope.
Join us at Huskisson Hotel for a Mamma Mia Bottomless Brunch, an afternoon of Greek-inspired flavours, flowing drinks and feel-good ABBA vibes. Enjoy a Mediterranean-style feast featuring pitta bread with dips, build-your-own lamb gyros and traditional baklava, paired with your choice of bottomless house beer and wine, including La La Land Prosecco, or a cocktail package featuring Aperol Spritz.
The fun continues with a 30-minute ABBA-inspired dance session and a best-dressed competition, with the winner receiving two cocktail package tickets to a future bottomless brunch of their choice. Gather your dancing queens and dress in your best Mamma Mia-inspired outfit for a lively afternoon of food, drinks and dancing by the coast.
Ever dreamed of bottling your own essence? In just a few simple steps, you'll craft a unique, handmade perfume—no experience needed! You'll be playfully creating with professional industry-based perfumery materials (not candle & soap fragrant oils). Whether you're flying solo or, bringing your besties to create a perfume for your wedding day, or just bonding with a loved one.
This hands-on workshop blends science, art, and sensory delight. Whether you're curious, creative, or craving a new hobby, you'll leave with a signature scent and the skills to keep creating.
In this beginner workshop, spend 3.5 hours making your own solid sterling silver chunky ring.
Naomi, the head Artisan at Appleye, is a self-taught jeweller with over 15 years of experience. As a born teacher, Naomi will share her knowledge and encourage budding or seasoned creatives on the path of learning the age-old skills of metal forming and smithing.
Her bright, encouraging personality, invites people of all skill levels to feel at ease in her small group workshops. Hoping to spark a new love for creating with metals in her participants.
Naomi is passionate about helping people release their creativity. To encourage the idea that creating every day in some way is what we are born to do. Naomi believes we can 'make' ourselves happy through the creative journey.
This workshop caters to all skill levels, in a relaxed encouraging environment.
Berry Village Market is held on the fourth Sunday of every month at the Berry Bowling Club with over 80 boutique stalls.
Visitors can also enjoy great coffee, delicious donuts, pastries and amazing market foods. With two outdoor live music areas and indoor and outdoor seating are available on the global green. Visitors can enjoy the music while they relax and enjoy the market atmosphere. Visitors are encouraged to bring their fur babies and a picnic blanket to enjoy the market vibe.
The market also provides full club facilities with an ATM, air conditioning, and Chinese cuisine. This market also has plants, garden sculptures, quality bric-a-brac, re-purposed books, quality handmade items and lots more!
The stalls offer products ranging from plants, quality collectables, re-purposed books for a good read, plus fresh organic locally grown produce and health products, plants, honey, and mead, jams, gourmet food, and everything in between. Visitors can also find something for their fur babies, including a variety of treats and toys. This beautiful market space is a destination market located in Berry, NSW, part of the Shoalhaven, only a two-hour drive from Sydney.
In conclusion, Berry Village Market is a great place to spend a Sunday with friends or family. Visitors can enjoy a variety of food, drinks, and entertainment while exploring the many stalls.
Five times ARIA Award winning artist Katie Noonan has released her 30th studio album: Alone but All One.
The album is an intimate and powerful exploration of love in all its stages and features Katie's first songwriting collaboration with acclaimed writer Trent Dalton. The album is a powerful and delicate offering with Katie's piano and a string quartet the only accompaniment for her exquisite vocal performance.
Alone but All One is a quiet turning inward - a return to something essential. Musically it is very stripped back - just Katie, her piano and a string quartet, recorded live in her lounge room on Gubbi Gubbi Country in the hills behind Nambour, Queensland.
It feels like a deep breath before the next chapter. The creative intention is clear: to honour this moment, share it with care, and trust that others will feel themselves in it too.
Enjoy the beautiful location, plenty of trees and parking, great views, doggie playgrounds, walking trails, and of course, the many market stalls inside the Nowra Showground Pavilion.
The Nowra Showground Indoor Market boasts local stalls with plenty of handmade and homegrown items including plants, clothing, toys, pet accessories, knitting and crochet crafts, art, books, jewellery, cards and paper crafts, woodwork, jams and much more.
Yo Mama Kitchen will be serving you delicious breakfast options while WTF Donuts will be there for your coffee and sweet treats.
Shoalhaven Local Markets & Committee is delighted to be hosting this market on the fourth Saturday of each month with big thanks to Shoalhaven Council for the support.
Step inside the local artists' studios on the Jervis Bay Arts Trail, held on the last Saturday of each month. Meet the artists, learn about their unique processes and buy original artworks direct from the artist.
With up to twenty artists located across the Bay and Basin of Jervis Bay, working across a range of styles and mediums, there's something for every taste along the Trail. Check the website to see a list of open studios. Plan your trip by checking the map and locating which studios you want to visit.
The Jervis Bay Arts Trail also have a number of pop up exhibitions throughout the year. Keep an eye on The Hub at Vincentia Village, Darlinghouse Deli at Huskisson, and the big Christmas/New year Art Sales at The Hub (Burton St Vincentia) and The Huskisson Community Centre.
The Jervis Bay Arts Trail presents a perfect opportunity to connect with local artists, as they open their working studios to offer visitors insight into their creativity, materials, inspiration and works-in-progress.
Experience the art of traditional silversmithing in a captivating workshop where participants craft three exquisite sterling silver stacking rings. A skilled professional will guide through time-honored silversmith techniques, such as soldering, forming, and texturing, ensuring the creation of unique and beautiful pieces.
Set in a relaxed and welcoming venue, the workshop provides an ideal environment to explore creativity. Participants receive expert assistance whenever needed, making the silversmithing journey both enjoyable and educational.
As participants craft the rings, they can take a break to refresh and refuel with light snacks provided during the workshop. Upon arrival, participants are greeted with a complimentary coffee or beverage of choice, setting a delightful tone for the creative endeavor.
Discover the joy of silversmithing in a friendly atmosphere conducive to connecting with the inner artist. Whether participants are novices or have some experience, this workshop promises an enriching and hands-on experience in the heart of the vibrant city.
Unearth the artistry of silversmithing and take home not only beautiful rings but also cherished memories of the time spent in the vibrant city. Join this workshop that combines tradition, creativity, and a touch of luxury.
The Pioneer Village Museum is a conscientious collection spread through several buildings including the dairy, forge, school house, settler's cottage, Archie Chittick Museum and the war remembrance room. Over a hectare of lush bushland has been dedicated to the museum grounds with barbeque and picnic facilities, and a short, scenic bushwalk after crossing the splendid swing brindge. The buildings are built to the standards of the late 19th and early 20th centuries and stocked with artifacts from that era. This is a wonderful place to visit for families and seniors alike.
Contact the museum to find out about the exhibition weekend demonstrating how the pioneers worked, rested and played.
The Jervis Bay Maritime Museum and Gallery is a tourist attraction in Huskisson where you can discover local history, unique characters and engaging stories! Featuring a world-renowned collection of maritime artefacts and navigational and surveying instruments, the Museum also exhibits a range of nautical equipment, models, photographs, paintings, drawings and objects relating to the history and heritage of the Jervis Bay area..
The Museum also has several exhibition spaces which house changing art, craft and heritage-based shows and is home to the historic Lady Denman ferry - the only surviving wooden Sydney Harbour Ferry as well as other historic vessels.
The Museum enjoys a waterfront location on Currambene Creek. Positioned in a beautiful bush setting in Jervis Bay, the complex includes a large recreation area with native gardens, a mangrove boardwalk, pond, boathouse and historic buildings that can be visited anytime.
The Jervis Bay region has a rich history of Indigenous culture, and the museum sits on the land traditionally owned by the Dharawal and Dhurga speaking people. The Indigenous culture of the area is outlined in the Jervis Bay History exhibition.
Children under 16 receive free entry when accompanied by an adult. Ask about their free treasure hunt!
Explore Currambene Creek – without getting your feet wet!
The Jervis Bay Maritime Museum and Gallery enjoys a waterfront location on Currambene Creek. Positioned in a beautiful bush setting in Jervis Bay, the complex includes a large recreation area with native gardens and a beautiful mangrove boardwalk.
The 1.4 kilometre Mangrove Boardwalk has just received a full refurbishment, which means it's even easier to get up close to the mangroves, birds and sea creatures living in this beautiful patch of marine sanctuary. Watch out for crabs, pelicans and fish – you might even see a stingray!
A beautiful attraction which is wheelchair accessible and can be enjoyed by the whole family, all year round.
This attraction is free to access and enjoy.
Husky Sports, located at the entrance to the beautiful town of Huskisson, is more than a club. They are your family-friendly destination. Come in, relax and enjoy what they have to offer. Lawn bowls, barefoot bowls, a scenic 18 hole mini golf course, corn hole and delicious meals from the Chinese Restaurant and a range of food from the new food truck.
Set among shady bangalay trees and only moments from the beach, Beach Road picnic area has everything you need for your next family outing or group picnic.
Spread out a blanket on the grass or set up your feast on the picnic tables or large sheltered area. Then head down to the beach to kick a ball with the kids or set up for a game of beach volleyball. Try your luck fishing from the beach, then throw your catch on the barbecue for lunch.
Wander through tall forests on the Sand track walk (south) or Sand track walk (north) and catch glimpses of rainbow lorikeets and rosellas dotted throughout the trees. Keep your eyes out for the gliders found in this area. And for those who want to laze about, sit back and enjoy the views of the sweeping beach from the viewing platform, a short stroll from the picnic area.
Bendeela is a rustic camping ground and picnic area set in natural bushland on the banks of the Kangaroo River arm of Lake Yarrunga (Tallowa Dam), just out of Kangaroo Valley.
Facilities include basic campsites (there is no power to the camping and picnic grounds), toilets and drinking water. No wood, charcoal or solid fuel barbecues or cooking devices can be used. Portable gas barbecues are permitted except during total fire bans.
Permitted activities include fishing, swimming, bushwalking, canoeing and non-powered boating on the Kangaroo River and Lake Yarrunga. Picnic and camping sites are available on a 'first in, first served' basis and cannot be reserved.
All campers will be required to book in advance. No camping will be permitted without a booking.
This picnic area may be closed during times of flooding or access to Lake Yarrunga is restricted when Tallowa Dam is spilling.
Huskisson Pictures is located in the seaside town of Huskisson, on the shores of Jervis Bay.
The building was originally constructed in 1913 by the Dent family (local shipbuilders) as a community hall for their employees and has been used as a variety of venues since.
Movies have been screened there since the early 1950s to the present, with major renovations in 1990 seeing the building constructed into a permanent cinema. The exterior has been left as original as possible, adding to the charm of the cinema.
Shark Net Beach is located in Huskisson. The beach got its name from the shark net which used to be in the water there, but was taken away when the sea pool was built nearby. It is located close to Huskisson’s shops and eateries. You can get great views of the beach from the reserve behind which is elevated from the beach.
The Round the Bay Walk is a walking track from Huskisson all the way to Plantation Point - accessible to those of varying abilities, prams and bikes - so the beautiful Jervis Bay coastline can be enjoyed by all! Take in the glorious white sands and stunning aqua-blue water at your own pace, or work up an appetite for dinner and maybe spot a dolphin or whale (May to November whale season).
If you start at Huskisson, you will walk past Shark Net and Huskisson Beach, as well as White Sands Park, which has its perfect picnic lawns and popular climbing playground. If the kids let you continue past the playground you will cross the bridge at picturesque Moona Moona Creek, a lovely shallow inlet that's popular for families with young children. Continue past Collingwood Beach, great for stand-up paddle boarding. If you leave the pathway and cross Elizabeth Drive, you can grab a drink or a snack at the local shops at Vincentia.
From Vincentia, the track passes the historic boat ramp where the wool from Goulburn was shipped to Sydney, and then onto Orion Beach, Barfleur Beach, and then the accessible pathway finishes up at Plantation Point.
Huskisson Beach is located below White Sands Park. It is a very popular family beach, great for kayaking and paddle boarding with public toilets and a picnic area located on the reserve behind the beach. You can rent a paddle board or kayak from nearby hire shops for a fun beach activity.
Moona Moona Beach lies just north of Moona Moona Creek and backs onto Huskisson Beach Tourist Park.
The creek and the beach are great spots for swimming. The entrance to the creek is a popular family spot with shallow places to swim.
Moona Moona reserve is a wonderful picnic spot with barbecue facilities, outdoor showers and shady areas. Some signs say Huskisson Beach.
Hare Bay is popular with paddle boarders, kayakers and jet skiiers because of the calm water and proximity to Callala Bay.
The beach can be accessed by following the Red Point Picnic Area signage from Currarong Rd, turn left at the fork in the road. The car park also has public toilets.
This area forms part of Jervis Bays sanctuary zones so keep an eye out for signage on fishing restrictions.
