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Things to Do in Ballarat This Weekend - Events Guide

Discover live music, spoken word events, and cultural activities happening in Ballarat this weekend. Your complete guide to what's on.

By The Daily Ballarat · Published 25 July 2026

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The weekend is shaping up nicely in Ballarat, with some wonderful options to get out and about. Whether you're looking to catch live entertainment, enjoy the company of fellow book lovers, or simply soak up what the city has to offer, there's plenty to draw you out of the house.

Music lovers will find something special on the schedule, with the Joscho Stephan Trio bringing their talents to the Ballaarat Mechanics' Institute's Minerva Space. If words and storytelling are more your speed, Ballarat Spoken Word at The Crypt offers a chance to hear local voices share their work in an intimate setting.

Beyond this weekend's events, Ballarat continues to be a city that rewards exploration. The city's rich history, beautiful parks, thriving food scene, and cultural institutions all make for plenty to discover whenever you venture out. Here's what's happening in the days ahead.

What is on

  • Joscho Stephan Trio (Ballarat), Fri, 3 July, 5:30 pm, Ballaarat Mechanics’ Institute (BMI): Minerva Space Details and bookings
  • Ballarat Spoken Word, Sun, 12 July, 6:00 pm, The Crypt Details and bookings

Sources: events.humanitix.com, events.humanitix.com.

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