TOP 30 Aboriginal workshops in Canberra

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Welcome to Canberra Youth Theatre, located in the vibrant suburb of Braddon on Batman Street. As a point of interest and establishment, we are proud to offer a platform for young artists to engage in bold and courageous theatre that truly represents the voice of youth. At Canberra Youth Theatre, we believe in the power of intelligent and challenging theatre to express the thoughts, ideas, and stories of young people. Our loyal group of theatre lovers is dedicated to supporting the creation of theatre that pushes boundaries and sparks conversations.

Welcome to Canberra Dance Theatre, located at 1 Kingsley Street in Canberra, Australia. As an establishment and point of interest, we offer a wide range of dance classes and workshops for all ages and abilities. At Canberra Dance Theatre, we pride ourselves on offering a diverse range of dance styles, including Ballet, Contemporary, Hilal, and K-Pop. Whether you've always wanted to try ballet or are looking to get back into it, our adult dance classes cater to beginners, elementary, and intermediate/advanced levels. With 8 classes a week, you can find a class that suits your schedule.

Welcome to the ACT Legal Aid Commission, a local government office and point of interest located at 2 Allsop Street in Canberra, Australia. As an establishment committed to providing legal assistance to the community, we offer a range of services to ensure access to justice for all. In light of the current COVID-19 pandemic, we prioritize the health and safety of both our clients and staff. If you have tested positive for coronavirus or feel unwell, we kindly request that you refrain from approaching our reception. Instead, please reach out to our free Helpline on 1300 654 314 or email [email protected], so we can determine the best way to assist you. Remote appointments are available via telephone for your convenience.

Welcome to The Griffin Parkes, an esteemed establishment located in the heart of Australia's capital city, Canberra. Situated on Constitution Avenue, number 44, The Griffin Parkes holds the distinction of being a prominent point of interest in this vibrant city. As you step foot into our institution, you will be greeted by a sense of grandeur and history. The Griffin Parkes is named after the visionary architect Walter Burley Griffin, who played a crucial role in the design and planning of Canberra. Our institution pays homage to his legacy and showcases his architectural brilliance.