Pushing through the front door to a tantalising aroma of toasted spices wafting around appetite stimulating hues of orange and gold, Ruchi could easily set an atmosphere of ravenous hunger for someone not even the slightest bit inclined to partake in a meal. Ruchi South Indian restaurant in Belconnen certainly seems to have established a cult following and it’s not difficult to see why.
Read MoreOn Friday 7th September, RocKwiz is coming to Canberra!
The RocKwiz is on the Some Kind of Genius Tour and will be appearing at the Royal Theatre.
Expect the unexpected when the RocKwiz team unleashes its unique brand of energetic musical magic. This tour is an extension of the television show, but bigger, bolder and braver. There are more guests, more songs and more questions.
Read MoreLocal Feats is a display of local feature films made in Canberra between 1971 and 2010 and you have the chance to win a double pass to see one!
Throughout the months of August to December, NewActon and Canberra Short Film Festival (CSFF) will be taking people through the years of local feature films. Each fortnight they will travel through the years with the director and one of his/her short films. After a talk and the screenings, the director will be there to talk about the film.
This will take place in NewActon’s gorgeous little Kendall Lane Theatre.
Read MoreJoin yoga guru, Sheldon Grant in a stunning location in NewActon, looking out onto the scenic lake while learning to master the art of peace, wellbeing and positive thought.
Yoga mentor to Oprah when she visited Australia, Sheldon aims to make this two-day workshop over Saturday 1st September- Sunday 2nd September a mix of yoga, meditation, nutrition and wellness principles and is aimed at beginners as well as the experienced.
Read MoreGet ready Canberra! British comic, actor and musician Bill Bailey returns down under to Canberra on Saturday 1st September, 8pm at the Royal Theatre with his brand new live show, Qualmpeddler.
Qualmpeddler encompasses all of Bailey’s trademarks: musical mash-ups, twisted logic, some political ranting, brilliant visuals and animation, a clear-eyed yet surreal view of the modern world; plus some new explorations of language inspired by a trip to China, where Bailey’s experiences were stranger than surreal.
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