Top Things to Do in Jervis Bay NSW: Beaches, Shopping, Food & Festivals

Husky Pictures is showing the Shoalhaven First Nations Film Festival this Saturday.

Spice Up Your Time Off: What’s On in Jervis Bay This September

FRIDAY 12 SEPTEMBER: The leisure calendar is filling up in Jervis Bay. This Saturday it’s a toss-up between the second annual First Nations Film Festival and Comedy Night at the Brewery – plus load up your diary with fresh art, local markets, live music, native plant experiences and community events.

See the short film, "A Presence", a poetic short film by young people in the Shoalhaven, at Jervis Bay Maritime Museum.

Young Filmmakers on Storytelling, Film Festivals and the Importance of Art

Ahead of this weekend’s second annual Shoalhaven First Nations Film Festival, we spoke to two young filmmakers and emerging leaders of the South Coast, from arts company Beyond Empathy, about what they are working on now and what they are looking forward to at the festival.

Oompah Loompah Band will play classic German tunes and pop songs at the Swordfish Brewing Oktoberfest in Sussex Inlet

Coastal Cheers & Bavarian Beats for Oktoberfest

Oktoberfest cheer spreads across the Shoalhaven in September and October, from Sandbar Restaurant and Jervis Bay Brewing Co in Huskisson, to Swordfish Brewing an Willinga Park further south. Prost!

Weekends are better with brunch, from Bud's Tavern or the Huskisson Hotel. Photo: Adobe Stock

Bottomless Brunches Win Fans in Huskisson

Bottomless brunches are fast becoming the go-to. They take the decision-making out of dining, no long menus, no fuss, just good food flowing drinks with friends and family. Two Huskisson venues are offering their own spin on this classic weekend feast, why not indulge in both - Bud's Tavern and the Huskisson Hotel.

Meet the Makers festival opens this Saturday night at Cupitt's Estate in Ulladulla.

How Will You Spend Your Leisure Time This Week?

FRIDAY 5 SEPTEMBER: We’ve got great ideas for your leisure time from community events, markets, art workshops and shows, film festivals and more in our seaside villages of Jervis Bay and around the South Coast.

Richard Frankland in the music video for his 2025 song, 'Lawbreaker'.

A Sacred Journey of Art Through First Nations Films

Ahead of the second Shoalhaven First Nations Film Festival in Huskisson on 13 September, we spoke to Richard Frankland, filmmaker, playwright, poet and musician whose film, “No Way to Forget” is screening at the festival.

Be Blown Away in Jervis Bay

FRIDAY 29 AUGUST: The August winds have whipped the Bay & Basin after weeks of rain, and while the washing dries quickly, it’s no fun walking the dogs on the beach. Here’s a few different ideas for your leisure time this weekend, including film festivals, art shows, live music and some things to plan ahead.

Huskisson Artisans Markets on this Sunday. Photo: Tania Genoves

Yes You Can Enjoy a Wet Weekend in Jervis Bay

FRIDAY 22 AUGUST: Don't despair, we have rounded up some entertainment for you this weekend as the weather continues to cause havoc. Plus a list of ideas for you to plan ahead.

Ride a heritage steam train from Berry to Bomaderry this weekend.

Steam Trains, Irish Music, Art Shows and More in Jervis Bay Right Now

FRIDAY 15 AUGUST: Take a steam train to Berry, join an Irish Session or a wildlife art class – both free – or try your hand at bonsai. Plus art shows, more live music and some unique dining events. Find out what’s on in Jervis Bay and the South Coast.

Liz Skewes has a new exhibition, A Quiet Reflection, at Cambewarra Estate throughout August.

Can’t Believe it’s Still Winter!

FRIDAY 8 AUGUST: Get out your diaries, there’s so much happening around Jervis Bay as we start to anticipate Spring. While there’s some more wet weather on the way, check out these ideas for art shows, film festivals, live music and Science Week.