WHAT’S ON
Events, activities and ways to connect
National MSA Research brings people together through events, fundraising activities, awareness initiatives and opportunities to connect with our community.
Whether you are joining us at an event, supporting a fundraiser or simply following what we are doing, every connection helps increase awareness of Multiple System Atrophy and strengthens the community around our work.
Upcoming events
Discover upcoming National MSA Research events and activities.
Our events may include community fundraisers, awareness activities, information sessions, campaigns and other opportunities to support our work.
New events will appear here when details are confirmed.
Be part of our community
Our events are about more than fundraising.
They provide opportunities for people living with MSA, families, carers, supporters, volunteers, researchers and members of the wider community to come together and support a shared purpose.
Some events raise funds for our work, while others focus on awareness, connection, education or simply creating an enjoyable opportunity for the community to come together.
Past events
Our community has already helped National MSA Research through events, fundraising activities and other initiatives.
As our events program grows, we will continue building a record of past events and the people and communities who helped make them possible.
Date to be confirmed
Scoresby Trivia Night 2026
We are proud to host our annual Trivia Night in Scoresby, in honor of Adrian Klep, who sadly lost his battle with Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) on September 9, 2024. Adrian's legacy and the fight against MSA continue!
Read more : Scoresby Trivia Night 2026Want to get involved?
There are many ways to become part of an National MSA Research event.
You might choose to volunteer, attend an event, organise your own fundraiser, become a sponsor or help us share information about MSA with your community.
Interested in partnering with an event?
Businesses, organisations and community groups can support National MSA Research events through sponsorship, partnerships, services, venues, products or other forms of support.
We welcome conversations with organisations that share our commitment to helping create a better future for people affected by MSA.