Women in Print Australia has announced the next series of Print & Prosecco networking events, with gatherings scheduled across five states between October 2026 and February 2027.

Following the success of the series in 2025, Print & Prosecco continues to offer women working across print, signage, graphics, packaging and related industries an opportunity to connect with industry peers in a relaxed, informal setting.

The upcoming events will take place in Tasmania, Victoria, South Australia, New South Wales, Queensland, and Western Australia, with a mix of familiar venues, new locations and collaborative activities.

Stephanie Gaddin, Chair of Women in Print Australia, said the series aims to provide accessible opportunities for women to build and nurture their networks and professional relationships across the industry without the formality of traditional business networking.

“Print & Prosecco is about bringing people together. We all work in a busy industry, the opportunity to simply catch up, meet someone new, share a few stories and enjoy an evening out is incredibly valuable,” Gaddin said.

“What I particularly love about these evenings is the mix of people they attract. We see women from different sectors, businesses and career stages coming together, and the conversations are genuine. You don't need to arrive with a business objective or an elevator pitch. Just come along, bring a colleague if you like, and enjoy yourself.”

Upcoming Print & Prosecco events

• Tasmania: Friday 23 October 2026, 5:30 pm — Saint John Craft Beer, Launceston.
• Victoria: Thursday 29 October 2026, 6:30 pm — Patient Wolf, South Melbourne.
• South Australia: Thursday 19 November 2026 — Print & Prosecco x Lawn Bowls a combined event with ASGA, Torrensville Bowls Club, Thebarton.
• New South Wales: Thursday 19 November 2026 — Venue and further details to be announced.
• Queensland: Thursday 11 February 2027, 6:00 pm — Fiume Rooftop Bar, Brisbane.
• Western Australia:  November 2026 – venue bookings are underway. 

Tickets are open for the Tasmania, Victoria and Queensland events through Women in Print Australia, with registrations for the South Australian joint event being managed by ASGA. The New South Wales gathering is currently a save-the-date, with further details to follow.

Women in Print encourages members, industry colleagues and women who have not previously attended a Women in Print event to join their local gathering. The series is designed to be welcoming, informal and an opportunity to make connections across the broader industry.

For all event information and tickets visit womeninprint.com.au/network.