A new Year dawns and yet the weekends keep rolling on.
What’s worth seeing and doing around Canberra this weekend?
Let us know in the comments!
A new Year dawns and yet the weekends keep rolling on.
What’s worth seeing and doing around Canberra this weekend?
Let us know in the comments!
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What’s Your opinion?
DIY Wotz on Guide for the weekend of 6 January 2012
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I heard tell that some young gentlemen are going to be walking their elephant down Northbourne Avenue this weekend. Can’t vouch for the validity of that claim though, sorry.
Rob_DG said :
Summernats really IS family entertainment then! Hahahaha! 😉
Capital Mens Club is going all out for Summernats weekend. Featured shows and trapeze acts every hour, there are three or four penthouse pets including Ashlee Adams, Miss Nude finalist Serena Bailey plus loads of girls from Canberra, Sydney and Melbourne. Continuous podium dancing on three poles all night Tonight, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Melbourne singer-songwriter Cilla Jane
The Front Cafe, Lyneham
Saturday, 8.30pm
From Facebook:
Friday:
— Nimeo (France), Cherie Kotek, Beth n Ben @ The re-ropened Front!
Canberra United take on Adelaide on Saturday afternoon at McKellar needing just one point from the match to take out the W-League Championship. It will also see them the first team to finish the season undefeated. 3pm kickoff at McKellar Park. Also shown on ABC live. MASSIVE MATCH!
Premier League Pre Season starts for Tuggeranong United for PL, PPL, PL18s and PL16s. Existing and new players welcome. Saturday at 9am at Curtin Playing Fields, Dunstan St. More details at http://www.tufc.com.au
From our calendar:
All weekend:
— Skate In The City
— Summernats
— Behind the Lines at Museum of Australian Democracy
— Rare ANU fossils to be displayed at CMAG
— Impressions at the Portrait Gallery
— King O’Malley at CMAG
— A New Horizon: Contemporary Chinese Art @NMA
— 10 Centuries of manuscripts at the National Library. Handwritten
— It’s the Renaisance for the summer blockbuster at the NGA
— Out of the West exhibition at the National Gallery