This Saturday 5 April, Lerida Estate is offering a free glass of their delicious 2011 Shiraz with every main meal ordered from Café Lerida to celebrate the Wine Harvest Festival.
Be sure to join Anne and the team this weekend and try some of this fantastic vintage and take part in all the great activities to celebrate this year’s harvest.
Read MoreThis is more than love. This is more than rebellion.
This is a twisted tale of pain and perfection.
Acclaimed Canberra playwright Emma Gibson re-imagines Hans Christian Andersen’s The Little Mermaid as a supernatural psychological thriller in this sharp-edged, full-throttled ride into the limits of human torment.
Johnny Castellano is Mine follows Alice across time to on her quest to find a way to reach town heart-throb Johnny Castellano and escape the prison of unreliable memories she finds herself trapped in.
Read MoreNorthbourne Avenue has been revitalised following the arrival of Treehouse Bar last year.
There are so many reasons to play in the Treehouse. Pop in for lunch or after-work drinks from Wednesday onwards, then on weekends take your party up a notch with their signature cocktails and late night menu.
The downstairs bar offers a relaxed style with a DJ booth, dance floor and high stools. For a night of indulgence, head to the upstairs bar which has a lounge feel with more cosy seating areas and intimate lighting.
Read MoreLucky’s is the latest cocktail bar to open up in the City with this weekend. You can expect and old-school ‘speakeasy’ with cool cocktails and cool music.
Thanks to our friends at QT Canberra, we have arranged an exclusive guest-list for OutInCanberra readers to get in early and enjoy the first-class service.
Read MoreSuper Rugby returns to GIO Canberra Stadium this week as The Brumbies take on what on their biggest international rivals, the Auckland Blues. With the match set for a Friday night, a big crowd is expected to take advantage of an exciting start to the weekend.
History
The Brumbies certainly have had their moments against the Auckland blues over the years. While the traditional cross-Tasman rivalry has always added fuel to the fire, surely the goings-on of 2005 established this rivalry though personnel changes and some very big players.
