Author: OutInCanberra

Jane Ferrari and the Yalumba Wine Company have the pleasure of inviting you to a celebration of the Great Australian Red with the great Australian BBQ.

We hope you can join us for a unique journey into Yalumba’s
benchmark Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz wines experiencing the latest vintage releases from our Rare and Fine collection.

All inclusive $60.00 per person including wine and BBQ dinner. Iconic Australian wines will also be available to
purchase at great prices.

RSVP to All Bar Nun on PH (02) 6257 919 or [email protected].

The Bundaberg Rum Rugby Series is the premier national competition played in Australia each year between the Qantas Wallabies and senior national representative teams from other countries.

Experience the excitement and action of live International Rugby in your own private area. Soak up the atmosphere in the Club Stadium Lounge – perfect for socialising and client entertaining.

Club Stadium tickets are available NOW for Qantas Wallabies V Fiji at Canberra Stadium on Saturday 5 June.

Club Stadium/$230 per person

* Entry to the Club Stadium Lounge
* VIP parking

Canberra trained fashion export, Anthony Capon, has turned heads once again with the launch of his debut collection, a.concept at Rosemount Australian Fashion Week (RAFW). The flamboyant winner of Project Runway Australia Season 2 was named ‘it’ boy for his clever man skirt designs, use of black and high quiff.

a.concept’s Spring/Summer 2011 walked the RAFW runway as part of the RTW 3 Group Show. The other labels to show with a.concept were Humility Couture, Mawla’i, Nana Judy, Premonition and {Un}NakeD.

Canberra interior design graduate, Gracie Turtle, has recently launched her own jewellery label Grazy Design in Brooklyn, New York.

The Canberran is currently residing in New York on a working holiday, interning at Ecosystems, a sustainable design agency in Brooklyn.

Since launching The Urban Natives: By Grazy Design at New York’s young designer market, The Market NYC, Gracie has formed a following of keen fans with their own, unique piece of Grazy.

It was the perfect day. The sun was shining, the punters were smiling and the line-up was the best Canberra has ever seen. It was clearly time for Groovin’ The Moo 2010 at the University of Canberra (UC).

As the gates opened onto the UC ovals, the punters streamed in to a barrage of beats and smiles. The line-up was strong from start to finish and patrons were quick to migrate to the three stages of the festival.