Kambah, a suburb in Canberra, is commemorating its 50th anniversary with a grand celebration featuring a Village Fair and a Classic Car Show. The event promises a diverse range of attractions, including special displays by local shopkeepers, market stalls showcasing handmade goods, kids’ activities, free yoga sessions, live music, and dance performances. Additionally, attendees can enjoy a classic car exhibition, indulge in a sausage sizzle, groove to jazz tunes, and admire children’s art displays at the Arawang Anglican Church.
The festivities are scheduled to take place on Saturday, August 31, from 9 am to 2 pm at the Kambah Village Shops on Primmer Circuit. Those interested in exhibiting their classic cars or setting up stalls can contact the organizers via email. This event is free for all and promises a fun-filled day for families and car enthusiasts alike.
In addition to the Kambah celebrations, Canberra is gearing up for a vibrant weekend with an array of events catering to different interests. The National Wattle Day festivities at the National Arboretum offer a family-friendly experience, including guided walks among the blooming Golden Wattles and insights on cultivating wattle at home. Furthermore, the city is abuzz with Father’s Day events, KiteFest at Googong featuring colorful kites soaring in the sky, and the National Indigenous Fashion Awards at the Canberra Centre, showcasing award-winning designs from Indigenous artists.
Market enthusiasts can explore various markets such as the Moonlit Markets at the University of Canberra, Hartley Hall Markets, Capital Region Farmers Market, Little Burley Markets, Southside Farmers Markets, Haig Park Markets, and the renowned Old Bus Depot Markets. These markets offer a diverse range of products, culinary delights, and entertainment options for visitors to enjoy.
For those interested in cultural experiences, Canberra presents a range of exhibitions and performances. From the Korean Film Festival to exhibitions like “The Memory Of Place Paintings” by Peter Boggs and “Over Seas” featuring migrant artists, there is an abundance of artistic expressions on display throughout the city. The weekend also offers music performances, including jazz quartets and solo exhibitions like “HEDY! The Life & Inventions of Hedy Lamarr” at The Street Theatre.
Sports enthusiasts can partake in activities such as dragon boating with Dragons Abreast Canberra or attend the GIANTS v Bulldogs AFLW season opener at Manuka Oval. Additionally, there are opportunities for cultural exploration, with exhibitions like “Fuse Glass Prize” and “Hanging By A Thread – Mosaics For Afghan Women” at various venues across Canberra.
With a plethora of events spanning art, culture, sports, and entertainment, Canberra promises an exciting weekend for residents and visitors alike. Whether you’re a car enthusiast, a foodie, an art lover, or a sports fan, there is something for everyone to enjoy in the capital city.
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