HANDMADE MARKETS Shop from over 220 Australian designers and makers, plus there's a gourmet food hall. Free parking and ATMs on site. Exhibition Park. Saturday and Sunday, 10am-4pm. Free entry.

SWEDISH MIDSOMMAR Ikea is celebrating June Midsommar with a whole weekend of free workshops, children's activities and giveaways, cooking demonstrations and food tastings plus special deals. June 11-13. See facebook.com.

CAPITAL JAZZ PROJECT The winter celebration of jazz returns to The Street with a program full of renowned Australian and overseas jazz musicians, including Mulatu Astake with Black Jesus Experience, Barb Jungr, Gerard Masters, Paolo Angeli, Mirko Guerrini, Stu Hunter (AUS) and Lloyd Swanton (AUS). Until June 13. Tickets at thestreet.org.au.

TRUFFLE FESTIVAL Canberra's truffle season is in full swing, with the festival running until the end of August. There's local black truffles on the menu at restaurants all around town, plus special dinners, events, cooking classes and of course hunts with the dogs to unearth truffles. For the full program and tickets, visit trufflefestival.com.au.

7.30pm CHRISTINE JANE Sydney chanteuse Christine Jane returns to Canberra to sing the long weekend in. Supported by locals Good Gosh. The Front. $10 at the door. 18+.

8pm A.D.K.O.B Coming off a sold-out tour supporting Sydney eccentric pop goddess Montaigne, A.D.K.O.B is touring in support of the final track of their debut EP, Ghost. Supported by Owen Rabbit and Paint on Paint. The Basement. $11.75 from kingdomsounds.oztix.com.au. 18+.

8pm THE NORTHERN FOLK Albury 10-piece band The Northern Folk are heading up the Hume to team up with their good friend Tessa Devine to play their first Canberra Show. Transit Bar. $5 on the door. 18+.

8pm MIKELANGELO AND THE BLACK SEA GENTLEMEN Canberra group Mikelangelo & the Black Sea Gentlemen are touring with their fourth studio album After The Flood, which was written during a residency in Cooma and the Monaro high plains and inspired by stories of the 100,000 men who travelled from across Europe after the war to work on the Snowy Scheme. The Polish White Eagle Club, Turner. $30-$40 from trybooking.com.

8.30pm URTHBOY After releasing his fifth solo album, Urthboy is on the road again. Supported L-Fresh the Lion and Okenyo. Academy. $28.60 from moshtix.com.au.

9pm DAFT PUNK TRIBUTE It's not quite the real thing, but Aussie Daft Punk tribute act Discovery are back with a new show, influenced and inspired by the 2010 movie Tron: Legacy. Daft Punk themselves composed the musical score for the flick and also made a brief cameo. Discovery are playing the tour's first show in Canberra at Treehouse. $15+bf from outincanberra.com.au. 18+.

10pm PRINCE TRIBUTE Another tribute to Prince, this time at Digress Lounge and Bar in Civic. $11 from residentadvisor.net.

10am THERE'S A HIPPOPOTAMUS ON OUR ROOF EATING CAKE! Adapted from the beloved children's book by Hazel Edwards, this stage show tells the story of Hippo, the imaginary friend of Girl, who can seemingly do whatever he wants. Canberra Theatre. Tickets $24.90 from canberratheatrecentre.com.au.

2pm THINGS I KNOW TO BE TRUE Andrew Bovell's play tells the story of the Price family through the course of one year, exploring both the need for meaningful connection and the determination of each member to find his or her own happiness. The Playhouse, Canberra Theatre Centre. Also 8pm. $40-$69. from canberratheatrecentre.com.au.

2pm CATCH ME IF YOU CAN Dramatic Productions presents the final day of performances of the musical about the life of Frank Abagnale, who as a teenager conned his way into posing as an airline pilot, a doctor and a lawyer. Gungahlin College Theatre. Also 8pm. $36.50-$49.50 from stagecenta.com.

4pm NUMBER 96: TV LOSES ITS VIRGINITY An afternoon of probing panel discussion, saucy nostalgia and a selection of highlights followed by a rare screening of Number 96: The Movie (1974) on 35mm. National Film and Sound Archive. $20-$25 from nfsa.gov.au.

7pm CLAVE DE SON A live performance by the seven-piece Afro-Cuban Orchestra with salsa dancers from the Kokoloco Dance Studio at Teatro Vivaldi, ANU Arts Centre. Tickets $20. Full bar menu available. Bookings: 6257 2718. vivaldirestaurant.com.au.

7pm AIR SUPPLY Soft rock duo act Air Supply are touring the country for their 40th anniversary tour. They're playing at Llewellyn Hall. $94.81-$364.98 from ticketek.com.au.

8pm HALCYON DRIVE Melbourne indie alt-pop trio Halcyon Drive are touring with their new EP Untethered. With special guests Brother Be and String Elephants. Transit Bar. $9.50 from musicglue.com/halcyon-drive/events. 18+.

8pm THE MUSIC MAN Queanbeyan Players presents Meredith Wilsson's musical about smooth-talking con man Harold Hill whose plan to talk a small town into forming a boys' band is complicated when he falls in love with the suspicious town librarian. Songs include Till There Was You. The Queanbeyan Performing Arts Centre. $25-$45 from theq.net.au.

8pm WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION Canberra Repertory Society's production of the Agatha Christie courtroom drama in which the wife of a man accused of murder denies his alibi, is on at Theatre 3, Acton. $36-$42 from canberrarep.org.au.

10pm WHITE PARTY Mooseheads will flick on the UV lights for their white party. Dress in all white - prizes for best dressed. See facebook.com.

From 10am KIDS IN THE SHED The Old Bus Depot Markets host family day out Kids in the Shed with a petting zoo, pony rides, a jumping castle, face painting, live entertainment and lots of edible goodies for kids, plus the market stalls will have a kid focus. Old Bus Depot, Kingston. 10am-4pm. Free entry.

From 12pm GREATEST HITS FESTIVAL A mini music festival showcasing up and coming artists including Genesis Owusu, Kimchi Princi, Karli White, Asmara, John Smith and Oksana. La De Da, Belconnen. $30 from residentadvisor.net. 18+.

From 4pm ONE NIGHT IN TOKYO Get a taste of Japan in Civic with drink and edamame specials at Suke Suke, Civic. 4pm-12am. 18+.

7.30pm APIA GOOD TIMES TOUR A line-up of Antipodean legends featuring Daryl Braithwaite, Kate Ceberano, Jon Stevens and John Paul Young. Canberra Theatre. $87 from canberratheatrecentre.com.au.

8pm RICK DANGEROUS AND THE SILKIE BANTAMS "Thrustcore" band Rick Dangerous and the Silkie Bantams are on the road to launch their EP, Thrust Machine. Supported by Revellers and Raised As Wolves. Transit Bar. $13.30 from moshtix.com.au.

1pm TRUFFLE HIGH TEA Have tea like the Queen for the Queen's Birthday long weekend and indulge in some of Canberra's local truffles. Head to The Truffle Farm at Majura for a truffle hunt followed by a truffle high tea, served with sparkling wine and T2 tea. $130 from thetrufflefarm.com.au.

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