Walking in the Cholos Peruvian Restaurant in Dickson, there’s an unusual feeling that greets first-time diners. It’s a feeling of walking into someone’s home: where ingredients might have been bought fresh from the market that morning; where the house is filled with the aroma of all-day cooking; where guests are welcomed with wide-open arms and food is the symbol of good times and happy memories
Read MoreHave no doubt about it; East Row is the beating heart of the city. With the bus interchange, and the flood of people between both sides of Northbourne Avenue, the energy and buzz of this strip is like few others in town.
So, what better place for a venue that aims to bring the bustling energy of India to Canberra? East Bar and Grill takes up the opportunity with one eye on traditions and another looking forward to the lights of the big city. It’s a balancing act well executed throughout the menu, with plenty of offerings across local and Indian cuisines.
Read MoreThe X Factor Winner 201 Reece Mastin is coming to Canberra to perform live at The Canberra Southern Cross Club Woden on Sunday the 5th of February.
Come and see why Australias newest rising star was voted by millions of people as the winner of X Factor 2011. Hell perform his winning single Good Night along with the other songs that shot him to stardom such as She Will Be Loved, Joker and the Thief, Paradise City and I Kissed a Girl!
Show only: $55 starts 7:00pm Standing only.
Dinner & Show: $89 starts 5:30pm
For dinner and show tickets, please call 6283 7288.
Flowers are an incredible gift. They can say "I love you," or "I’m sorry" through subtle changes in their arrangement. What is it we love about them? Their colour, their aroma, or simply their fleeting presence in our live?
Recently, we asked (via our Facebook page) which were your favourite florists in Canberra.
These are the top six as voted by you.
1. Poetry In Flowers
A stalwart of the Northside, Poetry In Flowers have always done wonderful things with natives.
Are you feeling a little flat after the first week back at work? Perhaps you’re looking to enjoy one last day of freedom before strapping on the chains of industry and heading back for another twelve months at the wheel.
This Sunday there are a few options to blow out the cobwebs and enjoy the summer weather.
Museum of Australian Democracy
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