[ 28 December, 2012 to 31 December, 2012. ]
So once more with feeling for the last time in 2012.
What’s worth seeing and doing around Canberra this weekend and on New Year’s Eve?
Share your wisdom in the comments.
[ 14 December, 2012 to 13 January, 2013. ]
This just in:
Presenting the fourth annual College Express exhibition, with outstanding artworks by Year 11 & 12 students from eight colleges and schools in the Belconnen region: Dickson, Gungahlin, Hawker, Radford and St Francis Xavier Colleges, Burgmann Anglican School, Melba Copland Secondary School Copland College and UC Secondary College Lake Ginninderra. In a stunning array [...]
[ 31 December, 2012; ] Andrew Barr is letting us know what free entertainment will be doing the rounds for New Year’s Eve:
From 9.00pm at Garema Place, Bass in the Place will provide an explosive countdown to 2013 and Canberra’s centenary, set to the beat of Timmy Trumpet, who is currently ranked No.5 DJ in the National Australian Electronic Music [...]
[ 1 December, 2012 to 19 January, 2013. ] December
Saturday 1st 9:30pm
Topnovil
Bladder Spasms
Rather be Dead
Sunday 2nd 8pm
Lloyd Spiegel
Jonno Zilber
$15
Monday 3rd 8pm
CMC presents The Bootleg Sessions
She & I
Cuddlefish
Fats Homicide
The Wanninashvilles
Tuesday 4th 7:30pm
Andrew and Shannon’s Pub Trivia
Wednesday 5th 9pm
CIT end of year Jam
Thursday 6th 9pm
Sean McMahon’s Western Union
Hannah Gillespie
Saturday 8th 9:30pm
Waterford’s 5th Birthday
Owen M Carroll (Voss)
Shoeb Ahmad
Monday 10th 8pm
2XX Local n Live presents The Bootleg Sessions
Fun [...]
[ 1 November, 2012 to 31 July, 2013. ]
An intriguing exhibition up on the War Memorial website:
The small French village of Vignacourt was always behind the front lines. For much of the First World War it was a staging point, casualty clearing station and recreation area for troops of all nationalities moving up to and then back from the battlefields on the [...]
[ 14 December, 2012 to 2 April, 2013. ]
The National Gallery has announced Toulouse-Lautrec: Paris & the Moulin Rouge is the big summer drawcard coming up.
‘The National Gallery of Australia is excited to bring together Australia’s first Toulouse-Lautrec retrospective exhibition, showing only in Canberra. Together with our own collection of works, the exhibition will provide a comprehensive insight into the artistic life of [...]