Enchanté Bridal and Formal Wear presents An Enchanted Evening.
This premier fashion runway show and launch is taking place at Rydges Lakeside on Thursday 23rd February 2012 at 6.30pm.
‘An Enchanted Evening’ invites you to enjoy a sophisticated evening of luxury, indulging in canapés and champagne at the pre-event drinks, followed by the runway show of breathtaking gowns for every occasion, commencing at 7.00pm.
Read MoreWe have 10 double general admission passes up for grabs thanks to The University of Canberra Brumbies. You and a friend could attend the first home match against the Western Force at Canberra Stadium on Friday 24 February 2012 at 7.40pm.
A new plan, new attitude and new breed. Season 2012 is shaping up to be an important one for the University of Canberra Brumbies. With a new coach, and a new, young and exciting line-up there’s fresh hope for a successful season.
Read MoreCanberra born and bred DJ Rush is one of Australia’s most well-known DJs and is fast climbing the ranks of success. He even reveals a secret project he is working on.
28 year old Rush started DJing when he was 18 at parties, private functions and he was a huge fan of making mixed cassette tapes for his mates.
“I loved music. I was always up to date with all the music and people would come up to me for new music”.
The next step was to save up and buy his own turn tables. He did just that and realised that this was something he could turn into a career.
Read MoreThe winner of the 2011 Museum of Australian Democracy Political Cartoonist Award was announced late last year. First Dog on the Moon AKA Andrew Marlton proudly accepted the prize.
Now, Behind the Lines: The Year’s Best Political Cartoons 2011 is on display at the Museum of Australian Democracy until 1st April 2012.
This exhibition is a Museum of Australian Democracy travelling exhibition and will travel throughout Australia in 2012.
"The cartoons in this year’s exhibition capture what has been an amazing year in Australian politics," said Exhibition Curator Mr Guy Hansen.
Read MoreGroovin the Moo returns for its eighth year with an amazing lineup of the hottest international and local acts.
GTM will stop off in Bendigo, Maitland, Townsville, Canberra and Bunbury this May. Festival-goers can expect to see Matt Corby, Hilltop Hoods, Public Enemy, Kaiser Chiefs and City and Colour when the festival hits Canberra on the 13th May.
If you can take yourself away from the artists for a moment, you’ll discover that the event also features market stalls, loads of local foods, licensed bar facilities and chill out areas.
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