Take your Dad out on Sunday 4th September to celebrate Father’s Day.
Spoil him with a day out, or treat him to a special lunch or dinner at a range of venues across the city.
With only a couple of weeks to go now is the time to book.
Click here to view the 2011 Father’s Day guide.
Spaces are usually limited, so be sure to book early to avoid disappointment.
Read MoreRekindling Indigenous culture, internationally acclaimed Bangarra Dance Theatre has created an original and breathtaking theatrical experience – Belong.
Belong features two new dance theatre works: ID by Artistic Director, Stephen Page and About by Elma Kris, choreographer and dancer with Bangarra.
Bangarra creates a truly Australian theatrical experience that connects the spirit of traditional culture with our contemporary lives. Always uplifting and deeply moving, Belong will transform perceptions of the places we call home.
Read MoreCanberra-based women’s fashion label Stranger than Fiction (formerly known as Grazed Youth) lauched their latest collection on Friday night at Itrip Iskip in Braddon.
Guests sipped wine and nibbled on cheese, cupcakes and gorgeous pink macaroons as seven models took to the catwalk to show off the latest collection.
Named ‘Bundle of Nerves’, the collection was inspired by Hitchcock-style movie heroines, and scientific and mathematical images from the childhoods of the Stranger than Fiction team.
Read MoreIt was a dark and stormy winter’s night when I ventured to Watson to sample its latest restaurant offering. Joey’s Kitchen replaced neighbourhood favourite Carlo’s, which closed earlier in the year. The premises underwent substantial refurbishment for the transformation into Joey’s, which focuses on pan-Mediterranean cuisine from Maltese to Moroccan.
Read MoreThe Beards take facial hair very seriously, with their albums, ‘Beards’ and ‘Beards, Beards, Beards’ containing songs exclusively about beards. They stopped by the ANU bar recently as a part of the 100 Beards Tour, their noble quest to convince 100 beardless people to stop shaving.
Canberra band, Super Best Friends, opened the night two-thirds bearded. Bass player, Matt Roberts, was unable to grow a beard and his lack of hair became the running joke of the set. Facial hair aside, the three-piece put on a fantastic show, as always, and finished with three new songs.
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