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Visit Canberra for the National Arts Summit

It's only two weeks until the National Arts Summit, an opportunity to participate in the national cultural conversation.
30 Jan 2013
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If you have been looking for an excuse to get to the capital to enjoy the cultural riches of  the Canberra Centenary, February may be your perfect opportunity.


Registrations are invited for the National Arts Summit Arts Quest – Height and Hopes to be held in Canberra on 12 February.

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