Featured Events in Carlisle in June, 2025 (June Updated)

Join us @ The Carlisle Hotel for a afternoon with Dane Swan. The Collingwwod Legend & Larriken will be at the Carlisle for a afternoon full of stories & laughs from his life as a AFL player both on & off the field as well as life after footy. Joined by Coleman Medalist Scott Cummings the afternoon will also include Q&A, Raffles & a Sports Memorabilia Auction. Don't miss a afternoon with Collingwood Royalty Information Source: The Carlisle Hotel & Distillery | eventbrite

🎉 Exciting news, St Kilda! The Local Taphouse is back for 2025 to continue it's hugely successful Drag Bingo with our sensational host Della Katessen! Expect a night full of laughs, glamour, and fabulous prizes as Della brings her signature style to a classic game with a twist. This is the first time Drag Bingo is hitting The Local Taphouse, and it’s bound to be a night to remember. With a brand-new venue and a fresh, fun experience on offer, tickets are sure to fly out the door. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this incredible event – grab your tickets ASAP before they sell out! 🎟️👑 Information Source: Perfectly Queer Talent & Events | eventbrite

Come learn how to fix a flat tyre on your bicycle in this free 1-hour class and never be put out by a flat tyre again! We are a 100% volunteer collective of all ages, genders and backgrounds passionate about teaching people like you the essential skills you need to get on your bike and stay on it. Knowing how to fix a flat yourself will save you money, time and fuss, keep your bike operational and save otherwise perfectly useful rubber from being sent to landfill. We'll cover: how to take off your wheelswhat can cause a flat, and how to avoid the common range of culpritshow to remove a flat inner tube and change it for a new onehow to properly repair a punctured inner tube so it's as good as new!No need to worry if you don't even need to know what an inner tube is - this is a friendly, welcoming, judgement-free learning space, no previous experience with bicycle maintenance or repair is required. This is a hands on class where we'll talk you through the steps with diagrams and demonstrations, and you'll get to do it all yourself on your own bicycle. We're more than happy to give individual help - and we kindly ask you to book your spot, and inform us if you can't make it so we can organise to have enough volunteers available to help you with the hands on tasks. The class size is set to a maximum of 15 participants. The class runs from 10 a.m at the St Kilda Library Community Room, which you'll find at the top of the ramp as you enter the library from Carlisle St. Please arrive on time (or a little early!) and come inside with your bicycle so we can get right into it. This course is a collaboration of the St Kilda Bike Kitchen, the Port Phillip Library Service and the City of Port Phillip Sustainable Transport Team. The St Kilda Bike Kitchen is a non-profit, all-volunteer-run workshop. Our mission is to grow and support a vibrant and welcoming community, where anyone can learn to build, maintain and repair bicycles. We work to nurture ecological sustainability and personal well-being by promoting the bicycle as a fun, safe and accessible form of transportation. We want to see less bicycles gathering dust because of a flat tyre that you keep meaning to sort out, and more happy confident cyclists from all walks of life riding around! Please note that this is a short class focused on this one skill, we are not able to help you repair any other bicycle concerns during the class - but you're welcome to find us either at one of our open workshops where we can work with you on a broader range of issues. For non-flat-fixing repair help, find us at VEG OUT FARMERS MARKET on the 1st Saturday of every month, 10am - 12pm or ST KILDA REPAIR CAFE On the 2nd Sunday of every month, 2pm - 5pm or you can email us stkbikekitchen@gmail.com Information Source: St Kilda Bike Kitchen | eventbrite

Closing Ceremony Welcome to the closing ceremony at Carlisle College! Join us for a night filled with laughter, tears, and memories as we bid farewell to another amazing year. This in-person event will take place at the beautiful Carlisle College campus. Get ready to celebrate the end of this chapter and the beginning of new adventures. Don't miss out on this special evening surrounded by friends and fellow graduates. Let's make this ceremony one to remember! Information Source: eventbrite

Stage 1 Cycles is running the one-day course on behalf of Cycling UK out of Harraby Community Centre, the cycling track and the local roads. The course will require some e-learning prior to the practical session which will be sent through once sign-up is confirmed. You will meet Helen from Stage 1 Cycles at Harraby Community Centre cafe. There will be a brief introduction and theory prior to going out on your bike, to practice your skills and become a competent ride leader. This maybe on the Harraby Cycle Track as well as the roads to assess your competence as a rider. Please ensure you are dressed appropriately for the weather, including any relevant safety gear such as helmets, and either bring a packed lunch or it can be ordered from the Harraby café. Please remember to bring your own bike which can be secured at hoops outside the community centre or, if necessary, could be brought inside with permission from the centre manager/receptionist. The training is due to finish by 3pm and the instructor will confirm if you have passed, next steps and will contact Cycling UK to ensure you receive the certificate. Please note: as this course is provided for free and would normally cost a significant amount if you do not attend or provide notice of cancellation 48hours in advance then you will not be able to attend future courses and maybe liable for the cost of the course. Information Source: Active Cumbria | eventbrite