Venues in Yarralumla, Canberra, ACT
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35 Alexandrina Drive, Canberra, 2600
(02) 6285 3670
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The YMCA Sailing Club in Canberra is highly regarded for its pleasant instructors who help customers learn to sail. The quality boats are also a highlight, with some customers enjoying the family-friendly atmosphere and the unexpected addition of a barbeque. Nearby results from the Venues category
100 Commonwealth Ave, Yarralumla, 2601
(02) 6213 0700
Live Music Venue, Event venue 
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18 King George Terrace, Parkes, 2600
(02) 6270 8222
tour agency, Tourist Services, CONFERENCE VENUES, travel information, tourist visit, Convention Facilities, tourist attraction, museum, Travel, history museum, Seminar Facilities, art gallery, VENUE, CONVENTION, Information Old Parliament House is a must-visit museum in Canberra, known for its informative tours and beautifully preserved historical buildings. The gardens are a highlight, and visitors appreciate the interactive exhibits and knowledgeable staff. The museum offers a deep dive into Australia's political history, with authentic decor and original artifacts. Children are catered to with educational activities. 
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51 Daley Rd, Acton, 2601
(02) 6125 6900
John XXIII College is a fully catered men’s and women’s Catholic Residential College affiliated by statute with the Australian National University. Of the two independent Colleges at the University, it was first to establish, affiliating with the ANU in 1967. John XXIII was established on the site of Lennox House, at the ANU prior to its construction at 51 Daley Road in 1969. The College was founded by the Order of Preachers (Dominicans) and was named after Pope John XXIII (1958-63). John XXIII College has always enjoyed both an independence from and a healthy, collaborative partnership with the ANU. It is a community of scholars which enjoys a unique sense of purpose and ethos distinct from but complementing the broader university experience. Respect for Christian values is presumed of all College members as is a serious commitment to learning and to fostering one’s intellectual growth, whether that growth comes of formal studies or through realising the advantages of living within a scholarly community. At John XXIII College, Residents’ academic success is the primary focus, but this is achieved through the spiritual, cultural, sporting and social development of the whole person. Each plays a vital role in the community life enjoyed by College members. The College believes that academic success is borne of one nurturing one’s whole self which in turn sustains us as a uniquely independent community of Christian scholars at Australia’s premier university, living with the Four Pillars of our founding Dominican Fathers: Community, Spirituality, Learning and Service. John XXIII College is a vibrant & caring Catholic community in the Dominican tradition. John XXIII College is a world of opportunities to get involved! 
15 Gordon St, Acton, 2601
(02) 6201 9462
The Shine Dome is a beautiful heritage architecture in ACT, known for its unique design and surrounding water. Guests praise the building's appearance and the fascinating annual science lectures. Some have attended events or conferences held there, while others simply admire the building's exterior. 
Building 100, William Herbert Pl, Acton, 2601
Concert hall Llewellyn Hall is a highly-regarded concert venue known for its great acoustics and comfy seating. Customers praise its suitability for various events, including music shows, graduations, and presentations. Facilities like easy access, ample seating, and good facilities are mentioned frequently. The venue's impressive performances by musicians and orchestras have left a memorable impact on visitors. 
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26 Morgan Crescent, Curtin, 2605
0418 249 658
Aims of the CAT Awards The aims of the CAT Awards are to: provide recognition of the enormous contribution made by non-professional groups to the artistic life of Australia and, in particular, of Canberra and the region encourage individuals in the performing arts. These aims are pursued by making public awards that recognise and reward the standout achievements during the year in performances put forward by our regional theatre companies for consideration by our judging panel. Many companies, performers and production personnel in the region have found that the CAT Awards bring the satisfaction and enjoyment of having their talent recognised, but they also: build a higher profile for their theatre company locally create advertising and public relations opportunities help funding applications. A brief history The CAT Awards were founded by Coralie Wood and Kate Peters in 1994 and are now run by Coralie Wood. Theatre groups and schools in Canberra and the region were first invited to particpate in 1995. Initially the Awards were self-funded but in recent years they have been successful in attracting some government and corporate support. We are particularly grateful for the support given by ActewAGL, our major sponsor since 2009. In 2005 the CAT Awards underwent a change in structure to reflect the size of the organisation and the importance of the awards to the local arts community, with the appointment of a Board of Directors and an Executive Steering Committee. As the scope of the Awards has increased, the Judging Panel has grown from 6 in 1995 to 17 in 2013. All board members and judges are volunteers and donate their time and skills. 
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Gowrie Drive, Red Hill, 2603
(02) 6281 1888
Federal Golf Club is one of the best inland layouts in the country. The January 2013 edition of the Golf Australia magazine, ranks Federal as the 42nd best public access course in the country. Federal is the top ranked and only public access course to make the Top 100 in Canberra. The expanded criteria has enabled Canberra's acclaimed Federal Golf Club to enter the public access rankings for the first time this year. Fgc Federal Golf Club is highly regarded for its beautiful location, showcasing bushland and various wildlife. The course is praised for its beautiful greens and fairways, which are described as being in excellent condition and carpet-like. Many visitors have positive experiences with the friendly and accommodating staff. The clubhouse and pro shop are commended for being up to standard. Some visitors suggest improvements in customer service and clubhouse facilities. Kangaroos are a popular sight for visitors, adding to the unique golfing experience. 
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16 NATIONAL CIRCUIT, Barton, 2600
(02) 8252 3300
The National Press Club of Australia. Australia's most recognised icon for major statements and for initiating change. National Press Club in Barton is highly regarded for its intimate auditorium and lovely interiors, suitable for both small and large events. Customers appreciate the helpful and knowledgeable staff, excellent food and range of products. Some have experienced various issues with orders and deliveries, but have reported positive resolutions. The venue is also commended for its friendly atmosphere and ability to assist in product selection. 
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London Cct, Canberra, 2601
(02) 6275 2700
Canberra Theatre Centre is Canberra''s premier performing arts venue, providing world class performing arts and entertainment 
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31 CONSTITUTION AVE, Canberra, 2601
(02) 6276 5200
Whether it’s a meeting from 10 – 50, a concert for 2, 500, or if you are looking for a conference centre or wedding venue the National Convention Centre Canberra has the right space for your event. The National Convention Centre Canberra is one of the largest purpose-built events and convention centres in Australia. We can offer advice for all types of events with a team of experienced event coordinators to help you organise your event. The National Convention Centre in Canberra is frequently praised for its beautiful decorations, attentive staff, and well-maintained facilities. Several customers highlight the suitability of the space for various events, including conferences, dinner functions, and concerts. The food is often commended for its fabulous quality. However, some customers have noted issues with service, such as long wait times for seating and misdirection by staff. Concerts are generally well-received, but there have been complaints about long waits for seating and difficulties with vending areas. Bathrooms are frequently mentioned as being clean. 
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Civic Square, 180 London Circuit, Canberra, 2601
Event venue, Performance & Event Venue 
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76 Alinga Street, Canberra, 2601
(02) 6257 1225
books, retail, Bar, Cafe, book Smiths Alternative Bookshop Pty Ltd in Canberra is a popular live music venue known for its unique atmosphere, live music performances, and friendly service. Customers praise the relaxing and creative environment, the great vibes, and the excellent coffee. Some reviews mention the quirky and Bohemian decor, while others comment on the occasional inconsiderate behavior of some patrons. A few customers have had negative experiences with the staff or issues with ID checks. Overall, Smiths Alternative is a must-visit destination for those seeking an alternative and vibrant music scene in Canberra. 
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21 East Row, Canberra, 2601
0456 811 941
Bars, Bar, Dance & Night Club Sideway is a popular nightclub in Canberra known for its great atmosphere, good music, and impressive sound system. Many patrons praise the local bands and decent beer selection. The staff are efficient and courteous. The venue has a warm, perhaps slightly sweaty, welcoming vibe. Some reviewers mention the young atmosphere and local music. 
