[First filed: June 04, 2009 @ 09:16]
Here comes a long wet weekend in Canberra.
What’s worth seeing and doing around the place?
Just leave your thoughts in the comments.
[First filed: June 04, 2009 @ 09:16]
Here comes a long wet weekend in Canberra.
What’s worth seeing and doing around the place?
Just leave your thoughts in the comments.
barking toad said :
Monday.
Collingwood v Melbourne at the G.
I you can’t be there, warm the set and cool the tinnies!
Well, if we’re doing that, then don’t forget to go and see the Power get back on the winner’s list against the Dockers in Adelaide on Saturday night.
Or maybe we can get back on track and promote CANBERRA events?
(Besides, any game involving the Demons is a non-event at the moment!)
Monday.
Collingwood v Melbourne at the G.
I you can’t be there, warm the set and cool the tinnies!
Andrea Kirwan (of Andi and George fame) plays the front tonight in Lyneham.
Wotz On – Celluloid Edition
Arc – the Bunuel season concludes with THE MILKY WAY tonight (7.30pm), WUTHERING HEIGHTS on Saturday (4.30pm) and THAT OBSCURE OBJECT OF DESIRE on Sunday (1.30pm). Saturday 7.30pm it’s a special event – the Canberra premiere of IT’S RAINING PLEASURE, the concert doco of the reunion Triffids show from last year. Special guests will be director Steven Levett and musician Graham Lee to introduce the movie. www,nfsa.gov.au/whatson/arc
ANU Film Group – well, the group is renowned for their interesting doubles and Friday night is certainly up there on the chart – chick flick CONFESSIONS OF A SHOPAHOLIC is followed by Holocaust drama THE BOY IN THE STRIPED PYJAMAS. Saturday night it’s Anne Hathaway’s Oscar-nominated role in RACHEL GETTING MARRIED, followed by Naomi Watts and Clive Owen getting even with the banks in THE INTERNATIONAL. And Thursday night it’s another chick flick with HE’S JUST NOT THAT INTO YOU. All screenings start at 8pm sharp, memberships available at the door, Coombs Theatre on the ANU campus, http://www.anufg.org.au for more details.
Reel McCoy Film Society – CLEOPATRA. Not the Elizabeth Taylor version but the 1934 Claudette Colbert version. Wednesday night, 6pm, National Library, membership available at the door, http://www.reelmccoy.org.au
HD – HR Car nationals, west lawns of old parliament house
10 – 3 Saturday
Bligh me!
The photo looks like my perspective of the world the night after, not the day before!
Canberra Tweed Ride!
Social bike ride starting at Gorman House from 11.30am Saturday.
Details here: http://region.com.au/?p=12312
Chook Show!
Show Times:
Saturday: 9am – 5pm
Sunday: 9am – 2pm
Show entry cost for public: $3
Computer Fair, Southern Cross Basketball Stadium Phillip, Saturday 10AM-2:30PM. Admission $3.00, kids free.
Phenomenon 2009 – Canberra’s friendliest gaming convention
Queen’s Birthday long weekend
5 – 8 June 2009
Daramalan College,
Dickson Canberra ACT
Phenomenon 2009 (Phenobition) is a gaming convention held in Canberra over the June 2009 long weekend (June 5-8.)
Pheno provides role-playing, RPGA, boardgames and miniatures games as well as special events such as the Tryptich, banquet and the new Wanna be a Rock Star.
The Pheno website has all the details of all our games and special events. Online registration is now closed but you can register at the con iteself on Friday night or Saturday morning. Don Morpho invites you to come and have a look around, choose the games you want to play and join the Phenomenon guys and dolls for the fun! 🙂
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!FIREWORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Notes:
To purchase fireworks you need
a) a valid ACT drivers license OR
b) ID + utility bill/letter from residence etc
Fireworks can be purchased from 8am Friday, until 5pm Sunday
When can I use consumer fireworks?
You can only use fireworks during the Saturday and Sunday of the Queen’s Birthday long weekend between 5pm and 9pm.
It is an offence to use fireworks at any other time. The maximum penalty is $3000.
Who can use my consumer fireworks?
The only people allowed to use your consumer fireworks are:
• the person named as the authorised person on the receipt
• anyone under the direct supervision of the person named as the authorised person on the receipt.
If you use a consumer firework without authorisation you may be guilty of a serious offence. The maximum penalty for using a firework without authorisation is $75,000, imprisonment for 3 years or both.
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