Image Credit: Oche Darts Bar Brisbane Oche Darts Bar Brisbane is located in a Heritage-listed mill on Constance Street behind the Fortitude Valley train station. The two-storey venue features an outdoor terrace and two separate bars with local beers on tap. The main attraction of going to Oche is to try the electronic darts. After you book your laneway - you pay by the … [Read more...] about Oche Darts Bar Brisbane
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Cirque Du Soleil: Kurios – Cabinet of Curiosities
A Cirque Du Soleil production comes with a certain amount of expectation, and because audiences are so used to the ingredients that a Cirque Du Soleil show unleashes - high-flying acrobatics offset by smaller wonders, clowns that thrive on audience interaction, a strange cast of characters working in unison despite colourful language barriers, and a world-inspired pop … [Read more...] about Cirque Du Soleil: Kurios – Cabinet of Curiosities
Little Women – Film Review
For a story that's over 150 years old, it's remarkable how Louisa May Alcott's Little Women feels so incredibly relevant in today's climate. A tale rich in females discovering their own voices and how to navigate their existence separate from what society expects of them, writer/director Greta Gerwig faithfully adapts Alcott's words whilst maintaining her own unique view, … [Read more...] about Little Women – Film Review
Holey Moley Mini-Golf Course Walkthrough – Fortitude Valley
Image Credit: Holey Moley Brisbane’s first Holey Moley mini golf course is located in Warner Street, Fortitude Valley. There are two courses, each with 9 holes - so you can do one or the other, or both to make it 18 holes. You’ll enter the magnificent old church, and head to the right door. Pay at the far end of the bar. You’ll be given a token for your branded golf … [Read more...] about Holey Moley Mini-Golf Course Walkthrough – Fortitude Valley
Test Cricket in Brisbane – Are Aussies falling out of love with it?
It’s been an up and down year for Cricket Australia. On the plus side, Steve Smith’s rehabilitation and forgiveness is complete. The relish with which he spent hours at the crease during the Ashes series, seemingly feeding off the “pantomime villain” role handed to him by the Barmy Army was a sight to behold. By the time the series was over, even those partisan supporters could … [Read more...] about Test Cricket in Brisbane – Are Aussies falling out of love with it?