Author: OutInCanberra

Thirsty Merc @ Canberra Southern Cross Club, Woden

Posted by | Aug 10, 2010 | , |

Thirsty Merc touched down in Canberra for their fifteenth stop on their Australian tour. Choosing the Southern Cross Club as their venue fans were guaranteed an intimate and entertaining night.

Performing around Australia to release their third studio album, ‘Mousetrap Heart’, there was no signs of any weariness from the band who originated in Dubbo.

Before Thirsty Merc rose to the stage it was the turn of Australian pop/rock outfit, Porcelain. Their set was a slow-moving set, and one that did little to light the imagination’s of the crowd.

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Canberra Street Style blog launch

Posted by | Aug 10, 2010 | |

Made famous by a string of writers, photographers and style enthusiasts around the globe (including the iconic Sartorialist), the Street Style blog has become a standard part of fashion culture.

Testament to our every evolving fashion scene, we’ve launched our own blog, Style Stalkers, where we’ll publish style findings from the streets of Canberra.

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Fireside Festival Wine Dinner @ Parlour Wine Room

Posted by | Aug 10, 2010 | , |

On Thursday 19 August the annual Fireside Festival Wine Dinner will take place at Parlour Wine Room.

Enjoy an evening of tapas matched with fine wines by the glass from some of the leading wineries in the Canberra District. Wines from Lerida Estate, Clonakilla, Mount Majura Vineyard, Lambert Vineyard, Pialligo Estate, Shaw Vineyard Estate & Wily Trout.

Cost is $120 per head. Booking are required on (02) 6257 7325.

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Local artist impresses with acrylic

Posted by | Aug 9, 2010 | |

At just 19 years old, local artist Danielle Kathleen launched her own label, Danielle Kathleen Jewellery. One year on and Danielle is utilising skills learned through her Arts/Visual Arts degree at ANU, where she majors in metalsmithing, with focus in jewellery creation.

“Since beginning the course I’ve used a wide range of techniques, but the one I favoured in order to bring DK Jewellery alive is laser cutting, for the intricacy of the designs and ability of the laser,” Danielle said.

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