Anything but the fiasco it’s entitlement suggests, Debacle in Braddon displays a bustling atmosphere of considered chaos, warm vibes and comforting cold ones. The crackling fire slicing between the bustling dining space and chalk arted bar, casts glowing heat without eerie shadows, evoking an inner fist pump of triumph when we were seated for lunch right in front of aforementioned flames.
Read MoreLast Friday night ANU Bar was successfully rocked by the petite Kiwi lass, Pip Brown, aka: Ladyhawke. Some of you may recall a certain music festival late last year, where punters were left waiting in the rain for half an hour, eagerly awaiting Ladyhawke’s set to begin; but she never showed. No explanation was given to the wet and cold fans that miserable November evening. We later found out she had been struck by a nasty illness, but the whole fiasco had left me, and other Canberra fans with a bitter taste in our mouths.
Read MoreFireside Festival 2012 will be running for the month of August.
A collection of 21 venues in the Canberra region including wineries, restaurants and cafes, galleries, B&Bs, a day spa and a horse riding venue are taking part in the Fireside Festival this year!
Fireside Festival 2012 will be showcasing local and seasonal produce and the best of the region’s wines, as well as exciting performances, events and exhibitions.
There is so much to do, see, taste and experience, so visit www.firesidefestival.com.au for the full run-down of events!
Read MoreThe Fireside Festival presented by Poacher’s Way is back again this year for the month of August and this year, you have the chance to win a dinner package for two!
A collection of 21 venues in the Canberra region including wineries, restaurants and cafes, galleries, B&Bs, a day spa and a horse riding venue is taking part in the Fireside Festival this year!
Fireside Festival 2012 will be showcasing local and seasonal produce and the best of the region’s wines, as well as exciting performances, events and exhibitions.
Ngapartji Ngapartji – One is playing at The Canberra Theatre Centre from 25th-28th July.
Writer/Director Scott Rankin and actor Trevor Jamieson bring you an isolated and timeless existence in the vast desert of Australia, to a confrontation with the strange new world of non-indigenous Australia. Jamieson traces his family’s story through the 20th century.
Trevor invites the audience into his families epic story, sharing the journey through word, song, movement and film of his family’s almost unbelievable encounters with non-indigenous world.
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