DIY wotz on guide for the weekend of 30 November 2012

Roundhead89 said :

Here’s a warning to early morning swimmers at Lakeside Leisure Centre, Greenway. The Tuggeranong Community Festival is on at the park this weekend and on Monday morning the carpark is usually littered with broken beer bottles, empty Bundy and Coke cans, discarded home-made bongs and other rubbish. It is likely to be worse this year because the organisers are promising an “interactive street art display”.

It’s just a pity that those of us who want to stay fit and pursue a healthy lifestyle have to put up with the excesses and grubbiness of the lowlifes and bogans.

Are you for real?

I think you could be a little less judgemental, and look after your own backyard first, sunshine!

Here’s a warning to early morning swimmers at Lakeside Leisure Centre, Greenway. The Tuggeranong Community Festival is on at the park this weekend

Thanks dude I almost forgot.

/looks for bong

Saturday – Canberra International Electric Vehicle Festival, City Walk, Civic http://www.electricvehiclefestival.com.au/

Here’s a warning to early morning swimmers at Lakeside Leisure Centre, Greenway. The Tuggeranong Community Festival is on at the park this weekend and on Monday morning the carpark is usually littered with broken beer bottles, empty Bundy and Coke cans, discarded home-made bongs and other rubbish. It is likely to be worse this year because the organisers are promising an “interactive street art display”.

It’s just a pity that those of us who want to stay fit and pursue a healthy lifestyle have to put up with the excesses and grubbiness of the lowlifes and bogans.

lloyd spiegel at the phoenix on sunday night – what a way to round off the weekend…

Sunday – Little Mac and the Monster Men @ A Bite To Eat – Chifley Shops

A taste of rockabilly/country/punk/madness!!

Old Bus Depot Markets are now open on Saturdays as well as Sunday. Best place in Canberra to buy your Christmas gifts and lots of interesting food. http://www.obdm.com.au/

All Ford and All GM Day / American car show on Sunday at the Queanbeyan show grounds. $4 entry, cars will be in and parked by about 9am.

http://www.americancarnationals.com.au/all-ford-day–all-gm-day.html

Oops… Re above screening of All the Way Through Evening.

12:25pm at Canberra Dendy Cinema

FRIDAY: World AIDS Day Community Breakfast

The annual World AIDS Day Community Breakfast will be hosted by the AIDS Action Council on the lawns of Westlund House from 8.00am Friday 30 November, bringing the community together to commemorate World AIDS Day 2012 with a fully catered breakfast. Hot tea and coffee, and cold juice will be available from the Lifeline Bean Talkin’ van. We have pre-paid for a limited number of drinks, so to get yours free get in early. Once that tab has been reached drinks will be available to purchase.

This year, a special keynote address will be made by ABC666 radio presenter, and recipient of the 2012 AIDS Action Council Media and Communications Award, Genevieve Jacobs. Genevieve will be presenting from just after 8:30 am.

Please ensure you RSVP to ensure we have enough catering available.
Time: 8.00 am to 10.00 am Friday 30th November
Venue: Westlund House 16 Gordon Street Acton
RSVP: http://www.aidsaction.org.au/breakfast
Contact: nick.nguyen@aidsaction.org.au or 02 6257 2855 for more information

SATURDAY: Fundraising Screening – All the Way Through Evening

The World AIDS Day screening of All the Way Through Evening will be a fundraiser for the AIDS Action Council of the ACT. There were many tears during the screening launch last night, it is a very touching documentary by Melbourne documentary maker Rohan Spong.

SYNOPSIS
No place was greater ravaged by the initial outbreak of HIV/AIDS in the early 1980s as New York City. As the silent killer swept through Manhattan, one eccentric concert pianist saw fit to collect the beautiful music created by her fallen friends. Every year, in honour of these friends and countless others, the now-elderly Mimi Stern Wolfe performs a breathtaking annual concert of moving works by local composers lost to the disease.

Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the NYC Downtown FILM FESTIVAL, ALL THE WAY THROUGH EVENING follows Mimi as she prepares for her twentieth World AIDS Day concert. Musical numbers tell the emotional story of the pandemic, alongside candid interviews with the friends, families and lovers who survived it. This poignant documentary film is a reminder of the horror of the early years of HIV/AIDS in New York City and a testament to the power of music.