Denholm Samaras, Author at Canberra Daily

Entertainment Denholm Samaras - April 14, 2022

On the (Easter egg) hunt for things to do in Canberra over the 2022 Easter Long Weekend? Look no further than our list of what's on.

Local Denholm Samaras - April 13, 2022

A 27-year-old man from NSW Central Coast has been extradited to the ACT charged with assault following an incident at Summernats this year.

Local Denholm Samaras - April 12, 2022

The AIS Arena will receive an $11.4 million refurbishment that will see Canberra’s largest indoor venue reopen by the first half of 2023.

Entertainment Denholm Samaras - April 11, 2022

Canberra social media sensation and hip-hop artist Avneesha Martin is turning her hand to radio after cultivating her TikTok following.

Entertainment Denholm Samaras - April 8, 2022

The Canberra Symphony Orchestra’s first full scale concert of 2022, Llewellyn One: Redemption, will carry a tremendous sense of occasion.

Entertainment Denholm Samaras - April 7, 2022

In an epic journey mirroring the source material, Free-Rain’s Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, the musical will open at The Q later this month.

Entertainment Denholm Samaras - April 2, 2022

Canberra artist Liam Budge has turned his hand to playwriting to develop a multi-disciplinary theatre work surveying fatherhood.

Entertainment Denholm Samaras - April 1, 2022

To make planning your weekend easier, we’ve compiled a curated selection of what’s on across Canberra from 1-3 April.

Local Denholm Samaras - April 1, 2022

A 50/50 joint-funded ‘Mount Ainslie Tower’, a 1:1 replica of Black Mountain Tower, will be constructed over the next decade.

Local Denholm Samaras - April 1, 2022

The University of Canberra has hired Craig Mutton as Chief Digital Officer, a new position focused on the student digital experience.

Entertainment Denholm Samaras - March 31, 2022

After two years of disruptions the National Folk Festival is back at EPIC for 2022 and gearing up for a return to the glory days.

Entertainment Denholm Samaras - March 30, 2022

An exhibition nearly five years in the making, the NGA's 4th National Indigenous Art Triennial: Ceremony, opened 26 March.

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