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  • Australia Day

    Le 26/01/2026

    Australia's national day is on 26 January. On 26 January 1788, 11 boats arrived from England in Sydney, with 1044 people on board.

  • Canberra Day

    Le 11/03/2026

    Canberra Day is a public holiday in the Australian Capital Territory which takes place on the second Monday of March.

    It commemorates Canberra's ...

  • Sydney Royal Easter Show

    Du 02/04/2026 au 13/04/2026

    The most important event in the country, this day centers around culture, heritage and agriculture. Carnivals, spectacles, competitions, nice food and ...

  • ANZAC Day

    Le 25/04/2026

    Australian and New Zealand Army Corps: that day celebrates the anniversary of the landing of troops from Australia and New Zealand in Turkey in World War ...

  • Canberra International Music Festival

    Du 29/04/2026 au 03/05/2026

    Their aim: to be recognised as Australia's leading festival of classical and contemporary art music...

    Worth seeing! 

    https://cimf.org. ...

  • Burger Day

    Le 28/05/2026

    Today is Bacon Day! An opportunity to celebrate that typical anglosaxon food with new recipes... 



     





  • The Noosa Alive Festival

    Du 17/07/2026 au 26/07/2026

    Located in Noosa, Queensland, this incredible festival is about theatre, dance, music, but also food and wine and literature... Be sure to check their ...

  • Halloween in Australia

    Le 31/10/2026

    Halloween is celebrated on the night of October 31.  The word "Halloween" is a shortening of All Hallows' Evening or All Hallows' ...

  • Halloween in Australia

    Le 31/10/2026

    Halloween is celebrated on the night of October 31.  The word "Halloween" is a shortening of All Hallows' Evening or All Hallows' Eve.

    Halloween was an ancient Celtic festival, known as Samhain (pronounced "sah-win"). 
    This festival celebrated the end of the harvest season. People believed that on October 31, the worlds of the living and the dead superimposed, and the deceased could come back to life and cause destruction or sickness.

    Masks and costumes ...