Summer Events

Feel the energy, catch the action, be part of something bigger. From the AO to city showdowns, explore events, grab tickets and plan your summer courtside.

3 spectators watching coverage of the AO within the grounds of Melborune Park, one is holding a pride flag

Feel the energy, see the stars, and experience every thrilling moment. Don’t miss Summer Events 2026 – pre-register for your home tournament today and lock in your seat.

Australian Open

12 January - 1 February 2026

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Adelaide International

12-17 January 2026

Brisbane International

4-11 January 2026

Canberra International

4-10 January 2026

Aoi Ito (JPN) during Women Finals at Canberra Tennis Centre in Canberra

Hobart International

10-17 January 2026

United Cup

2-11 January 2026

Fans watch a match on Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney

Bring the Summer of Tennis alive by joining the team. There's many ways to get involved from being a ballkid or an event volunteer to casual and professional roles at the AO and other tournaments.

Event Volunteers

Applications now open. Volunteers are the heartbeat of tennis. Join us to create memorable moments and support inclusive, world-class events across Australia.

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AO event roles

It takes a workforce of thousands to deliver the Australian Open. Job opportunities range from retail to court services, ballkid operations, official drivers, player services, scoring operations and many more.

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Become a ballkid

Ballkids play an integral role in ensuring that tennis tournaments run smoothly. Becoming a ballkid can be a rewarding experience of development, connection and responsibility.

January 14: Korean Ballkid 519 Yoon Seo Jun (Ethan) during Round 1 on Kia Arena at the Australian Open at Melbourne Park on Tuesday, January 14, 2025. Photo by TENNIS AUSTRALIA/ ADAM TRAFFORD