Enjoy Christmas in the heart of Canberra with the Christmas Carnival in the City.
There are free activities for people of all ages, from carol singers to adrenaline-fuelled fun.
Enjoy the bumper boats, water balls and the bungee trampoline in Civic Square. Carol singers entertain each night from 6pm.
Entry is free. For more information visit Click Here
Read MoreBig Objects is a permanent display hosted at the National Museum of Australia. The exhibition is a display of grand-scale treasures.
Discover the stories behind the objects, why they were collected and how they are cared for. Highlights include ‘Saw Doctor’s’ wagon – 1905 steam engine, a 1930s monoplane, one of Australia’s oldest surviving horsedrawn coaches, and a vintage Citroen tourer that was the first car driven around
Australia.
Pang! presents Flight Facilities (Freq Flying Tour) on Friday 14th December at Trinity Bar.
The support acts are Offtapia, Lade Bones DJs, Party By Jake, Girl Shaped Loved Drug and Shaolin Vs Skinny.
The cost is $20 at the door before 10pm and doors open at 8pm.
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Read MoreVenturing outside the confines of an air-conditioned house isn’t usually advisable when the mercury in Canberra rises above 35, but if I was going to battle the sweltering dash from house-to-car-to-bar, it would be to kick back in the ambience of Gungahlin’s Siren Bar and Restaurant.
Read MoreWendy Matthews blew everyone away with her performance on Wednesday night at The Abbey. Supported by the lovely Julia Johnson from the band Julia and the Deep Sea Sirens, the show was a great way to break up the week.
Julia began the evening playing an acoustic set of both her old and new songs showing her range as an artist. Julia played many songs off her bands new album Family Pets such as Little Surprises. The soft sound of the acoustic and her voice created a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere to enjoy dinner as well as the live show.
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