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Community Events Calendar Lists Winter Activities for July in Canberra
VolunteeringACT maintains the Community Diary while Events Canberra hosts the full calendar of festivals and local programming.
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VolunteeringACT maintains the Community Diary while Events Canberra hosts the full calendar of festivals and local programming.
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Updated 4 h ago

Canberra residents checking listings on July 15, 2026, will find Winter in the City running through July 18 alongside a free plant giveaway scheduled for the same day. VolunteeringACT maintains the official Community Diary that links to these and other events across the Canberra region.
The Winter Festival occurs each July and includes ice skating, tobogganing and winter-themed activities that match the Winter in the City schedule. Additional short-term events listed for mid-July include Jazida Burlesque performances set for July 17 and 18. These details appear on the Community Diary maintained by VolunteeringACT at volunteeringact.org.au.
Users can search the diary by event type to locate volunteer opportunities or neighbourhood activities. The same listings connect to the consolidated calendar at events.canberra.com.au, which covers festivals, exhibitions and sporting activities year-round.
Major events confirmed for the rest of 2026 include the Enlighten Festival from February 27 to March 9, the Canberra Balloon Spectacular from March 14 to 22, and Floriade from September 12 to October 11. These dates are posted on the Events Canberra site and cross-referenced through the VolunteeringACT diary.
Residents seeking the most current listings can visit events.canberra.com.au or the VolunteeringACT Community Diary page to filter by date and category. The calendars update regularly with new entries for community workshops and local gatherings.
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