Wednesday 28th February

Hello Canberra,

⛅️ Weather: 32° and partly cloudy.

📆 Today: It’s Wednesday 28th February

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Today: 🍔 In-N-Out is Coming to Canberra for One Day Only

The iconic American burger chain is coming to Canberra for one day only. In-N-Out has chosen Canberra for their one-off Australian popup for 2024. It’s happening at Walt and Burley on the Kingston Foreshore. There are only 800 burgers available today only from 9am to 3pm. On the menu is double double, animal style & protein style. Details here.

News: 🧑‍🍳 Temporada is Closing

Temporada has announced that the popular restaurant on Moore Street in the city is closing. The GFG hatted restaurant has been serving up elevated modern Australian cuisine for the last 10 years. They’ll be shutting doors on the 18th of May, so there are 12 weeks left to experience Temporada one last time. They’ll be bringing back some of their favourites over the coming weeks More.

This Weekend: 🥒 Lanyon Homestead Harvest Day Out

Harvest Day Out is a celebration of Lanyon Homestead’s Autumn kitchen garden and sustainable food and growing practices. This Saturday at the Lanyon Homestead, there will be demonstrations, tours, market stalls, live music and more. Details here.

This Weekend: Volo VR Experience at Enlighten

Look down at the clouds as you soar through the sky on a Da Vinci-inspired flying contraption. The VR experience combines a VR headset and a regular playground swing for an exhilarating aerial experience. It’s happening during Enlighten at the Festival Hub. Details here.

This Weekend: 🐶 Hartley Hall Markets

The Hall Markets are back this weekend. There are over 200 stalls with food, produce, baked goods, plants, gifts and much more. Entry is via a gold coin donation, and money raised goes to Hartley Lifecare. Details here.

News: Work Has Started on the Molonglo River Bridge

Work has begun on the Molonglo River Bridge project. The bridge will better connect the northern suburbs of Molonglo. It will replace the Coppins Crossing Bridge, which is flood-prone and subject to regular closures. The bridge will be above the 1-in-100-year flood zone for the Molonglo.

The bridge will be the tallest in Canberra and the fourth longest behind the Malcolm Fraser, Commonwealth Avenue and Kings Avenue bridges. The bridge will also be built to support any future light rail projects and will include shared cycleways and pathways.

The bridge is being built using weathering steel. Using weathering steel will provide long-term durability and will reduce maintenance costs. It will be the largest weathering steel bridge in Australia. Find out more about the project here.