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SUMMARY:Antarctica: National Museum Australia
DESCRIPTION:Journey to the most extreme environment on Earth in the National Museum of Australia’s exhibition Antarctica. \nFeaturing objects from one of the world’s largest Antarctic collections\, this exhibition will transport you to a frozen continent with stories of Australian discovery\, connection and transformation. \nFree\, bookings essential.
URL:https://www.letsgokids.com.au/event/antarctica-national-museum-australia/
LOCATION:National Museum of Australia\, Lawson Crescent\, Acton\, ACT\, 260\, Australia
CATEGORIES:ACT
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260817
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SUMMARY:Antarctica VR Film: National Museum Australia
DESCRIPTION:Transport yourself to a world of ice and snow through the wonder of virtual reality\, and explore a day in the life of Australian Antarctic scientists as they research Antarctica from Davis Research Station.
URL:https://www.letsgokids.com.au/event/antarctica-vr-film-national-museum-australia/
LOCATION:National Museum of Australia\, Lawson Crescent\, Acton\, ACT\, 260\, Australia
CATEGORIES:ACT
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SUMMARY:Kids Corner
DESCRIPTION:KIDS CORNER is a brand-new\, dedicated play space designed especially for children aged 0–7 years and their carers — a warm\, welcoming place to gather\, connect and explore within the beautifully redeveloped Burnie Arts building. \nCreated as a relaxed and regular social hub\, PLAY is all about easy mornings\, friendly faces and joyful discovery. Whether you’re meeting friends\, making new ones\, or simply looking for a comfortable place to spend time with your little one\, this is your space. \nA Space to Connect\, Play and Belong \nAt Burnie Arts KIDS CORNER you’ll find: \n\nA thoughtfully designed play environment for babies\, toddlers and young children\nQuality toys and hands-on activities to spark imagination\nComfortable seating and beautiful surroundings for carers\nA casual\, welcoming atmosphere that encourages conversation and connection\n\nThis is a place where children can explore at their own pace while carers relax\, chat and build community. No pressure\, no rush — just a friendly\, creative environment to enjoy together. \n\n\n\nArt\, Play and Discovery \nLocated within Burnie Arts\, KIDS CORNER offers easy access to everything the building has to offer — including inspiring exhibitions in the adjacent art gallery. Make a morning of it: enjoy playtime\, wander through the gallery\, and immerse yourselves in creativity together. \nWe believe children and art belong together. PLAY makes it easy to introduce your child to art and culture in a natural\, joyful way. \nMake KIDS CORNER Your Regular Hangout \nWe can’t wait for KIDS CORNER to become a favourite weekly ritual for families across our community — a place where children grow in confidence\, carers build friendships\, and creativity is part of everyday life. \nCome along\, settle in\, and make yourself at home. \nKIDS CORNER — where little imaginations (and big conversations) grow. \nFor everyone’s safety and enjoyment\, please remember that children must be supervised by their parent\, guardian\, or carer at all times while using this play area.
URL:https://www.letsgokids.com.au/event/kids-corner/
LOCATION:Burnie Arts Centre\, 77-79 Wilmot Street\, Burnie\, TAS\, 7320\, Australia
CATEGORIES:TAS
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260914
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261012
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SUMMARY:Bendigo Annual Tulip Display
DESCRIPTION:Discover a rainbow of colour at the Bendigo Annual Tulip Display. Stroll through stunning gardens filled with thousands of vibrant tulips\, enjoy a picnic with the family and snap beautiful springtime photos. This free tulip display is the perfect way to celebrate the beauty of changing seasons. \nFor more information\, visit: Bendigo Annual Tulip Display – Bendigo & Heathcote
URL:https://www.letsgokids.com.au/event/bendigo-annual-tulip-display-2/
LOCATION:Pall Mall\, Bendigo\, VIC\, 3550\, Australia
CATEGORIES:VIC
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ORGANIZER;CN="City of Greater Bendigo":MAILTO:requests@bendigo.vic.gov.au
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SUMMARY:RELICS: A New World Rises
DESCRIPTION:RELICS: A New World Rises is an immersive exhibition where vintage objects become homes for intricate miniature worlds built from LEGO® bricks. \nA refrigerator becomes a cryogenic wellness resort. A Volkswagen Beetle powers an underground energy revolution. A grandfather clock becomes a time machine. Across more than 15 large-scale installations\, tiny civilisations have adapted to the objects left behind by humanity\, each one filled with hidden details\, layered narratives and unexpected humour. \nCreated by LEGO® Masters winners Jackson Harvey and Alex Towler\, RELICS combines sculpture\, design\, storytelling and nostalgia into an experience unlike a traditional museum exhibition or typical LEGO® display. The deeper you look\, the more you discover. \nSet in an imagined future where humans have abandoned Earth\, the exhibition playfully explores creativity\, consumer culture\, sustainability and the objects we leave behind. \nLoved by all\, from ages 0–99\, RELICS invites visitors to slow down\, look closer\, and rediscover the joy of curiosity and imagination. \nLEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group\, which does not sponsor\, authorise or endorse this exhibition.
URL:https://www.letsgokids.com.au/event/relics-a-new-world-rises/
LOCATION:Canberra Museum & Gallery\, 180 London Circuit\, Canberra
CATEGORIES:ACT
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SUMMARY:Space Neighbours on Uranus
DESCRIPTION:They say you can’t choose your neighbours\, even in outer space. \nUranus is four times bigger than Earth but that’s still not enough space for two neighbouring aliens. Sharing a fence line and not much else\, the two strange beings drive each other up the wall and into orbit. They love to hate and squabble at every opportunity. Don’t even get them started on yucky cooking smells. \nWhen the arrival of a new creature puts their arguments into perspective\, the aliens must find a way to live as themselves\, as well as side by side. \nWritten and directed by the acclaimed artist Nathan Maynard (Palawa) and designed by master creature maker Bryony Anderson\, Space Neighbours on Uranus is a funny\, powerful exploration of home\, no matter what planet you live on.
URL:https://www.letsgokids.com.au/event/space-neighbours-on-uranus/
LOCATION:The Theatre Royal\, Hobart\, The Hedberg Corner of Campbell & Collins Streets\, Hobart\, TAS\, 7000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:TAS
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ORGANIZER;CN="Theatre Royal":MAILTO:boxoffice@theatreroyal.com.au
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261017
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SUMMARY:Room on the Broom
DESCRIPTION:CDP with Tall Stories’ production of\nRoom on the Broom\nAdapted from the award-winning picture book by Julia Donaldson & Axel Scheffler\, published by Macmillan Children’s Books \n“How the cat purred and how the witch grinned\,\nAs they sat on their broomstick and flew through the wind…” \nThe witch and her cat are flying happily on their broomstick until a stormy wind blows away the witch’s hat\, bow and wand. \nA helpful dog\, bird and frog find the witch’s lost things\, and they all hop on the broom for a ride. But this broomstick’s not meant for five and… CRACK! The broom snaps in two! \nWhen a hungry dragon appears\, who will save the poor witch? And will there ever be room on the broom for everyone? \nThe award-winning team behind The Gruffalo and The Gruffalo’s Child return with songs\, laughs and scary fun for children aged three and up\, and their grown-ups. \n“Cleverly done… a rollicking ride”\nSYDNEY MORNING HERALD \n“A truly theatrical feast that leaves both adults and children fully entertained. Five stars”\nTHE LIST \nPerformance Warning \nSuitable for ages 3+. Contains haze effects. Visual Story is available for this production. \nSchool & Education Bookings \nThis event is part of AANT Centre’s Creative Learning Program. \nDownload and complete the booking form and email it to boxoffice@yourcentre.com.au to reserve seats. \nTickets: $20 per student (one teacher free per 15 students). \nCREDITS\nOriginal Director: Olivia Jacobs\nCreative Producer: Toby Mitchell\nTall Stories Associate Director Australia/NZ: Sam Conway\nCDP Associate Director Australia/NZ: Liesel Badorrek\nDesigner: Morgan Large\nLighting Designer: James Whiteside\nPuppets: Yvonne Stone\nMusic and Lyrics: Jon Fiber\, Andy Shaw and Robin Price\nMusic Production: Jon Fiber and Andy Shaw for Shock Productions \nThis event is proudly supported by the Northern Territory Government through the Community Benefit Fund. \nFor information about Access\, please see our FAQ page. \nPlease note this is a cashless event. \nAANT Centre is proudly supported by the Northern Territory Government and the City of Darwin.
URL:https://www.letsgokids.com.au/event/room-on-the-broom/
LOCATION:AANT Centre\, 93 Mitchell Street\, Darwin City\, NT\, 0800\, Australia
CATEGORIES:NT
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SUMMARY:World Trails Conference 2026
DESCRIPTION:Western Australia will welcome trail leaders\, tourism professionals\, land managers\, conservation practitioners\, outdoor recreation providers\, First Nations representatives and policymakers from around the world when the World Trails Conference 2026 arrives in Perth from 19–22 October 2026. \nHosted by Outdoors WA on behalf of the World Trails Network\, the conference is attracting delegates from across Australia and internationally\, creating a unique opportunity to share ideas\, build partnerships and explore the growing role trails play in tourism\, conservation\, community wellbeing\, cultural connection and regional development. \nHeld every two years in a different destination around the globe\, the World Trails Conference is recognised as the leading international gathering dedicated to trails and trail-based experiences. The 2026 event will showcase Western Australia’s world-class trail network while bringing together some of the most influential voices shaping the future of trails worldwide. \nAs demand for outdoor recreation and nature-based experiences continues to grow\, trails are increasingly recognised as critical infrastructure that delivers economic\, environmental and social benefits. Protected areas around the world attract more than eight billion visits annually\, generating an estimated US$600 billion in visitor expenditure\, while participation in bushwalking and trail-based recreation across Australia has grown by more than 80 per cent over the past decade. From driving regional tourism and supporting local businesses to improving community health and strengthening connections to culture and Country\, trails are playing an increasingly important role in communities around the world. \nThe conference program features an extensive line-up of keynote presentations\, panel discussions\, workshops and case studies covering sustainable trail development\, destination management\, regenerative tourism\, conservation\, volunteer stewardship\, community engagement\, trail planning\, outdoor recreation and First Nations connections to Country. \nDelegates will hear from an inspiring line-up of Australian and international speakers\, including adventurer and endurance athlete James Castrission\, and Noongar cultural educator\, author and storyteller Jayden Boundry\, alongside a growing list of global trail leaders\, tourism innovators\, conservation practitioners and First Nations voices who are helping shape the future of trails around the world. \nA standout feature of the event is the series of optional pre-conference tours\, providing delegates with the opportunity to experience some of Western Australia’s most iconic landscapes\, trails and outdoor experiences firsthand. Designed to foster meaningful conversations and lasting professional relationships\, the tours offer an invaluable opportunity for networking\, knowledge exchange and collaboration before the conference officially begins. \n“Trails are far more than routes through the landscape\,” said Lauren Stuart\, Conference Director for World Trails Conference 2026. “They connect people to nature\, culture\, community and place. They encourage health and wellbeing\, bringing moments of joy\, calm and reflection\, and offer a welcome pause from the pace of everyday life. They support regional economies\, conservation outcomes and healthier communities. It is an honour to be hosting this event for the people responsible for trails around the world” \nIn addition to the conference program\, a dedicated exhibition and sponsorship program offers organisations the opportunity to connect with a highly engaged audience of trail professionals\, destination managers\, government representatives\, conservation organisations\, tourism operators and industry leaders. \nCurrent sponsors and exhibitors include AllTrails\, Heyscape\, Paddy Pallin\, WA Better by Nature\, Bruce Trail Conservancy\, Taiwan Thousand Miles Trail Association\, Mirliny\, Paul Pichugin and Adventure Smart WA\, with additional organisations continuing to join the event. \nThe conference is expected to appeal to a broad audience\, including: \n• Trail managers and planners\n• Tourism operators and destination marketers\n• Parks and conservation agencies\n• Outdoor recreation organisations\n• Adventure tourism businesses\n• Local\, state and national government representatives\n• Land managers and environmental practitioners\n• First Nations organisations and cultural tourism operators\n• Volunteer groups and trail associations\n• Researchers\, academics and students\n• Outdoor education providers\n• Community recreation leaders \nWith registrations open\, organisers are encouraging those working in\, supporting or passionate about trails to secure their place and be part of one of the most significant gatherings of trail professionals ever held in Australia. \nWestern Australia’s globally recognised trails\, unique landscapes and strong connections to culture and Country provide an ideal backdrop for conversations that will help shape the future of trails both nationally and internationally. \nFor more information\, delegate registrations\, sponsorship opportunities and exhibition packages\, visit the World Trails Conference 2026 website.
URL:https://www.letsgokids.com.au/event/world-trails-conference-2026/
LOCATION:Perth\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:WA
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ORGANIZER;CN="City of Perth":MAILTO:info@cityofperth.wa.gov.au
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SUMMARY:THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride – Queenscliff
DESCRIPTION:This December\, the magic of Christmas arrives once again in Queenscliff as THE POLAR EXPRESSTM\nTrain Ride returns to Bellarine Railway. This much-loved experience brings the story to life from the moment the train departs\, led by a talented cast of live actors. Set to the sounds of the motion picture soundtrack\, guests embark on an interactive 90-minute theatrical journey through the magic of Christmas. \nDuring the experience\, passengers are served a chilled chocolate drink and biscuit by the POLAR EXPRESSTM Chefs. At the journey’s end\, Santa greets each child with the First Gift of Christmas – a silver bell. Families are encouraged to wear their favourite pyjamas to become part of the story. \nTickets will be available from 9 June 2026 at 9:00 am for shows running from Saturday 5 December to Sunday 20 December 2026. With a limited number of seats available on each departure\, guests are encouraged to plan ahead to secure their preferred date and time. Your journey begins with your carriage choice \nDifferent seating styles cater to a range of group sizes\, from individual guests and couples through to families and larger groups wanting to experience the journey together. \nCarriage options include Caribou Crossing (Shared Open Seating)\, Silver Bell (Paired Seating) and Northern Lights and Arctic Circle (Booth Seating with tables). Full details and booking information are available via the website. \nTHE POLAR EXPRESSTM Train Ride details \nDates: 5\, 6\, 12\, 13\, 19 and 20 December 2026\nShows: 10:00 am – 11:45 am – 2:15 pm – 3:45 pm \nAdmission: Individual tickets range from $43.75 to $61.95 + BF \nReserved Booths of 4 $222.50 + BF\nReserved Pairs of 2 $111.50 + BF
URL:https://www.letsgokids.com.au/event/the-polar-express-train-ride-queenscliff/
LOCATION:The Bellarine Railway – Queenscliff Station\, 20 Symonds St\,\, Queenscliff\, VIC\, 3225\, Australia
CATEGORIES:VIC
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ORGANIZER;CN="The Bellarine Railway":MAILTO:info@bellarinerailway.com.au
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