Author: OutInCanberra

Raiders Vs Cowboys @ Canberra Stadium

Watch the Canberra Raiders take on the North Queensland Cowboys at Canberra Stadium on Saturday 5th June.

With the Raiders falling last on the NRL ladder, now is the time to get out there and support your team.

And season 2011 is more than another year; it is the club’s 30th year anniversary.

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Human Rights Arts and Festival @ National Film and Sound Archives

The Human Rights Arts and Film Festival (HRAFF), an annual Melbourne-based event will be arriving again in Canberra, from the 26th to the 29th of May at the National Film and Sound Archives.

Internationally acclaimed films Hands Up (2010), 12th and Delaware (2010), Enemies of the People (2009) and War Don Don (2010) will play at the National Film and Sound Archive.

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Win double passes to Little White Lies

Guillaume Canet has assembled an outstanding cast of some of France’s finest actors – headed by Academy Award-winning Marion Cotillard – to make Little White Lies; an entertaining and acutely observed drama of manners.

A group gathering is hosted every year by a couple at their beautiful beach house where they kick-off their summer vacation by celebrating the birthday of one of the gang. Fun, fine wine and seafood mix with sun and sand as they all leave their city stresses and inhibitions behind.

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Canberra Charity Fashion Show @ Hotel Realm

The cream of the crop in Canberra designers and labels gathered at Hotel Realm on Saturday 14th May for the Canberra Charity Fashion Show.

Following a steady stream of talented Canberra designers leaving the city, organiser Japna Singh decided to take action.

"The night was really to raise awareness of local Canberra designers," she says.

"So many designers move to Sydney and Melbourne. So the plan was to get everything together in the one room and really promote local designers."

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Brentano String Quartet @ Llewellyn Hall

The Brentano String Quartet from the USA will perform at Llewellyn Hall on Thursday 2nd June 2011.

In taking their name from Antonie Brentano – friend and patron of Beethoven and possibly his ‘Immortal Beloved’ – the Brentano String Quartet hoped “that if he loved her and we named ourselves after her, he might love us, too.”

A sense of ongoing adventure and exploration drives the Quartet’s music-making, whether it’s through encounters with period instruments or works of literature, visual art or dance.

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