One of the great things about January is that, just as you’ve finally dragged yourself back to work, the Australia Day public holiday arrives like another Christmas gift. Hooray!
If you’re one of those lucky enough to still be on holidays, then despite every single day being like another glorious Saturday morning, there’s plenty of reason to get out and celebrate with your country-folk.
Read MoreIf 2014 was the year that jars became ubiquitous for serving up various alcoholic concoctions, then prepare yourself for the next wave of convenient cocktails:
The flask.
Not a giant thermos that you might take out on a cold winter’s morning – we’re talking old-school hip flasks. Think of the sort of yesteryear charm that saw a dapper gent grab a swig from within the breast pocket of his suit, or a lady taking a hit from a flask secreted away with a garter belt (just ignore the practicalities of that for a moment, if you will!).
Read MoreThere’s a hidden gem in Gold Creek waiting to be discovered.
It’s a little something that you probably haven’t come across unless you’ve spent a day strolling through the area. Behind the George Harcourt Inn, those who’ve already discovered the gem whilst browsing have now become regulars.
The gem we write of is Gininderra Square: a perfect little precinct which houses Staghead (a local vintage boutique), Armadillo’s Cafe, Aha Moments, Artistic Photography, Funny Bone Counselling, Times Square restaurant, photography studios and a hair dresser.
Read MoreIt’s always fun to have international acts grace Transit Bar with their presence, and we were particularly lucky to have Canadian indie pop band Paper Lions swing by on the last performance of their Australian tour. The night featured an abundance of Fender guitars, vocal reverb and a whole lot of talent.
Read MoreNot just a bar for Rydges Capital Hill guests, Capital & Co offers a casual meeting place for Canberra locals – perfect for Friday night drinks or a week-day after work catch up. Settle into one of the comfy couches and...
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