Author: OutInCanberra

Handmade Market returns to Canberra

Posted by | Jan 5, 2009 | , |

Canberra’s Handmade Market is on again, and set to transform the Albert Hall into a bustling, artistic wonderland on Saturday 7th February.

The quarterly Up-market brings together talented artists, designers, craftspeople and gourmets. This unique event aims to connect the makers of beautiful things to people who appreciate the quality, handcrafted and locally designed.

With a bevy of Canberra’s most crafty creatives on the bill, you’re invited to try, buy, or just wander the stalls filled with handmade delights and speak to the local craftsmen/women.

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New friends on the Block

Posted by | Jan 5, 2009 | , |

After 3 years of solid summer kickin’, Block Party returns to the Trinity Carpark in ’09.

One of Canberra’s favourite and most unusual events, Block Party lands Saturday 10 January with one of its most diverse and fresh line ups to date.

In traditional Block Party style, the truck stage has returned in all its glory to the Trinity car park, with punters praising the truck from the ‘would be’ road.

This intimate event will again maintain its limited capacity and focus on diverse and live music.

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New Years Eve in the Capital

Posted by | Dec 18, 2008 | , |

Your lead up to Christmas might include a mix of carols and joy, but there’s a better chance it won’t. You’ll spend countless hours at the office tying up loose ends, endless hours in shopping centres and experience stress induced headaches related to mandatory family luncheons.

You can’t beat the clock, Christmas and New Years ARE just around the corner.

Many of us haven’t thought about how we’ll spend our time off, it’s an after thought and ‘sleeping in’ is all we can muster to commit to.

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Notions CIT Graduating Parade

Posted by | Dec 8, 2008 | |

11 designers, 3 years of hard work, 465 guests. Notions Fashion Parade marked the end of study for Canberra’s latest graduates of the Bachelor of Design ‘Fashion.’ It also marked something new, with each designer showcasing their fresh collections, design statements and labels.

The night saw a return to a more subdued colour palette with charcoals, whites, mochas and soft gold’s a popular theme. This was with the exception of Tegan Kennedy’s label Beau & Arrow who chose to stand out with fluoro watermelon tartan and metallic lime and silver contrasts.

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