The 2nd Raize The Roof gala ball, Sparkle, on Saturday 19th February is set to be a night to remember.
Combining an illusionist, drummers, dancing, prizes and a whole lot of glamour, the evening aims to raise money for Raize the roof, a charity founded by local Canberrans passionate about improving the lives of children who are ‘a little less lucky’.
Read MoreDon’t miss Courtyard Cinema’s screening of Bright Star on Wednesday 9th February as part of their Fall in Love February series.
Courtyard Cinema is Canberra’s most unique cinema experience by deckchair under our stunning 100-year-old New Acton Oak tree. Film-goers will have an intimate, alfresco cinema experience with state-of-the-art surround sound and screen.
Bright Star
A romantic drama about the relationship between 19th century poet John Keats and Fanny Brawne.
Starring Abbie Cornish, Ben Whishaw and Paul Schneider.
Tickets are $20 per deckchair.
Read MoreGroovin the Moo is back in 2011 with a cracking lineup of the hottest international and local acts.
From Art Vs Science, to Washington, Birds of Tokyo, The Jezabels and Cut Copy, there’s something to tickle anyone’s fancy when the festival hits Canberra on the 8th of May.
On top of a smogarsboard of artists, the event features the Moolin Rouge dance tent, market stalls, loads of local foods, licensed bar facilities, slingshot rides and chill out areas.
The full lineup:
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John Osbourne’s Look Back in Anger explodes onto the stage at Canberra Theatre Centre from February 17th.
As one of the twentieth century’s most magnificent plays, Look Back in Anger is a work that opened the doors of theatres for a new generation of writers.
Directed by Cara Irvine (One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest) and featuring a cast of talented Canberra performers, the play explores the lives of disillusioned youth in post-war Britain.
Read MoreAs the hot afternoon sun shone down on the lawns of Parliament House, thousands streamed in to secure the perfect spot for Australia Day Live. Kicking off the entertainment were The Wiggles who took to the stage in their Big Red...
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