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Looking for your Valentine? Meet, mingle, mix and match with like minded singles at Rydges Capital Hill this Valentine’s Day.
The event is a combination of an introductory cocktail party where you will be encouraged to move around and mingle.
This is followed by a 2 course dinner designed to continue the interaction.
Hosted by Canberra’s very own funny man, Emo Parsonson, this will be a night like no other.
Read MoreTransit bar got its fair share of quality Aussie hip hop beats on Thursday the 3rd of February with up and coming hip hop act Thundamentals.
Local hip hop favourites D’opus and Roshambo kicked off the night with some of their own material, as well as covering some well-known crowd favourites by acts such as Bliss and Eso.
The guys wowing the crowd with their impressive turntable skills, also playing some new material that I’m sure we will be hearing a lot more of in the future.
Once Thundamentals hit the stage, they quickly had everyone on their feet.
Read MoreDuring February, experience the cuisine, culture and tradition of Italy at Locanda during Sapori e Saperi – the Italian food festival.
Each week of the festival will see a different region of Italian culture and tradition featured, from the North-East and North-West during the first two weeks, to Central and Southern Italy in the final two weeks.
This year in particular the festival celebrates 150 years since national hero Giuseppe Garibaldi united Italy.
Read MoreThe 2nd Raize The Roof gala ball, Sparkle, on Saturday 19th February is set to be a night to remember.
Combining an illusionist, drummers, dancing, prizes and a whole lot of glamour, the evening aims to raise money for Raize the roof, a charity founded by local Canberrans passionate about improving the lives of children who are ‘a little less lucky’.
Read MoreDon’t miss Courtyard Cinema’s screening of Bright Star on Wednesday 9th February as part of their Fall in Love February series.
Courtyard Cinema is Canberra’s most unique cinema experience by deckchair under our stunning 100-year-old New Acton Oak tree. Film-goers will have an intimate, alfresco cinema experience with state-of-the-art surround sound and screen.
Bright Star
A romantic drama about the relationship between 19th century poet John Keats and Fanny Brawne.
Starring Abbie Cornish, Ben Whishaw and Paul Schneider.
Tickets are $20 per deckchair.
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