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Canberra's July Events: Truffle Festival, Winter Activities, Weekly Markets

Canberra residents and visitors can take part in winter events and regular markets this July.

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By Canberra Things-to-do Desk · Published 25 July 2026, 9:52 am · written 18 July 2026

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Updated Mon, 31 Aug· 31 August 2026, 8:20 am

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Canberra is in winter on July 15, 2026, with the Truffle Festival running from mid-June through August for truffle hunts and gourmet menus.

The timing aligns with established seasonal patterns that draw people outdoors and into venues for produce-focused and performance events. July brings several multi-day programs that operate alongside the city's standard Saturday and Sunday markets, giving residents predictable options for weekends and mid-week outings.

Truffle Festival

The Truffle Festival operates from mid-June through August. Activities centre on truffle hunts and dedicated gourmet menus at participating venues across the region. The extended run allows multiple visits without overlapping other major winter programs.

Winter in the City

Winter in the City is a 10-day winter wonderland scheduled for early July, typically running 8-18 July. It features circus acts and fire performances that provide evening entertainment during the coldest weeks.

Southern Harvest’s Winter Festival

Southern Harvest’s Winter Festival returns across three days in July. The program focuses on cold-climate produce and work by regional makers, creating a concentrated showcase for local growers and artisans.

Outdoor and Indoor Pursuits

Winter activities include ski trips to Corin Forest for snowball fights. Additional options involve warming up at exhibitions in museums and galleries when outdoor temperatures drop.

Seasonal Markets

Regular seasonal markets continue without interruption. The Capital Region Farmers Market operates every Saturday at EPIC, while Haig Park Village Markets are held on Sundays in Braddon. These weekly events supply fresh produce and goods that complement the larger festivals.

Details on dates, locations and participation for the Truffle Festival, Winter in the City and Southern Harvest’s Winter Festival are available through Visit Canberra listings and event calendars. Residents can check the same sources for any updates to market hours at EPIC and Braddon.

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