The 2026 summer school holidays in Wagga Wagga are packed with opportunities for people across our community to create, be active and have fun.
From hands-on creative workshops and elite sport to family-friendly experiences and cultural exhibitions, there's something for every age, interest and ability.
Creative minds can enjoy their holiday break at the Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre, with bookings now open for the free Plug + Play Songwriting Session.
Open to all ages and experience levels, this hands-on workshop provides a relaxed, supportive space for aspiring musicians and storytellers to explore their creativity, learn new skills and collaborate with others.
Sporting fans won't want to miss the excitement at the Wagga Wagga Multi-Purpose Stadium on Friday 30 January, when the GIANTS take on the Queensland Firebirds in a highly anticipated 2026 preseason netball showdown.
This elite Suncorp Super Netball fixture brings top-tier women's sport to the heart of Wagga Wagga, inspiring young athletes and families alike with high-energy competition.
For those keen to get active themselves, Wagga Leisure has you covered at the Jim Elphick Tennis Centre.
Open throughout the school holidays, the centre offers community court bookings for players of all ages and abilities. Whether you're refining your serve or enjoying a social hit with friends and family, bookings can be made online via the Wagga Leisure website.
The free and family-friendly fun continues at the Botanic Gardens Zoo & Aviary, with daily meet and greet sessions running throughout the summer holidays until Friday 23 January.
These popular sessions offer visitors the chance to get up close with some of the city's favourite furry, feathered and scaly residents, creating memorable experiences for curious kids and the young at heart.
For the lovers of art and comedy, the Bald Archy Prize 2025 exhibition is currently on show at the Museum of the Riverina's Historic Council Chambers site until Sunday 15 February.
Celebrating wit, satire and creativity, this exhibition showcases humorous portraits that spark laughter and conversation - and best of all, entry is free.
Wagga Wagga City Library will also be delivering a Language Café – Summer School.
Supported by friendly librarians and volunteers, this program offers a relaxed, encouraging environment for people to practise conversational skills, build confidence in English, meet new people and enjoy the company of others in the community.
