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Housed in a beautifully preserved 1876 building, the Queanbeyan Museum houses an interesting collection of memorabilia from the area. The Museum has themed displays including: Queanbeyan's Story Begins - the Ngambri people, early exploration and settlers; From Settlement to Town - the railway, telephones, shopkeepers, plumbers, builders, barbers, schooling and courthouses; Bushrangers, Villains and Larrikins - local bushranging from the convict and gold rush eras; The Old Blacksmith's Shop - as it was in the 1900s; That's Entertainment - featuring cameras, radios, fiddles and accordians; Phonographs and Photographs - spotlight on businessman and entrepreneur Theo Cooper; Queanbeyan Medical Practices - featuring an original Both iron lung; Historical Mural by acclaimed artist Margaret Hadfield and much, much more. Free parking behind the Printing Museum next door during opening hours.

Housed in a beautifully preserved 1876 building, the Queanbeyan Museum houses an interesting collection of memorabilia from the area. The Museum has themed displays including: Queanbeyan's Story Begins - the Ngambri people, early exploration and settlers; From Settlement to Town - the railway, telephones, shopkeepers, plumbers, builders, barbers, schooling and courthouses; Bushrangers, Villains and Larrikins - local bushranging from the convict and gold rush eras; The Old Blacksmith's Shop - as it was in the 1900s; That's Entertainment - featuring cameras, radios, fiddles and accordians; Phonographs and Photographs - spotlight on businessman and entrepreneur Theo Cooper; Queanbeyan Medical Practices - featuring an original Both iron lung; Historical Mural by acclaimed artist Margaret Hadfield and much, much more. Free parking behind the Printing Museum next door during opening hours.

Queanbeyan's par 70 championship 18 hole golf course has spectacular bushland views and an abundance of fauna. Enjoy their clubhouse, bar and gaming facilities. Relax on the deck overlooking the 18th green. Make use of their public access restaurant open Tuesday to Sunday for lunch and dinner. Friday nights are very popular so plan ahead and make a booking.

Queanbeyan's par 70 championship 18 hole golf course has spectacular bushland views and an abundance of fauna. Enjoy their clubhouse, bar and gaming facilities. Relax on the deck overlooking the 18th green. Make use of their public access restaurant open Tuesday to Sunday for lunch and dinner. Friday nights are very popular so plan ahead and make a booking.

Booroomba Rocks in Namadgi National Park offers stunning views of Canberra and across the Brindabella Ranges. Wander through tall forests and take the walking track up a short steep incline to experience panoramic vistas from the top of massive granite cliffs. The shortest walk is just 2.5 kilometres return from the Booroomba Rocks car park. If you?re feeling adventurous, take the 10.5 kilometre return trip from the Honeysuckle Campground. You'll need to search for Australian Alps Walking Trail head closest to the campground, but this walk in the Australian bush is also well worth the effort. Visit the Namadgi National Park Visitors Centre for the latest track conditions, weather updates, local information and detailed maps before embarking on any bush walk. Hot and cold drinks and snacks also available.

Regarded as the premier entertainment facility in the city, The Q is spacious, light and elegant and provides an outstanding program of professional and amateur productions, changing art exhibitions and displays for your enjoyment. The prestigious and quality facilities of ?The Q? ? Queanbeyan Performing Arts Centre provide a range of unique spaces for performing and visual arts, social occasions and corporate events. Experienced staff are on hand to assist with all your requirements. Whether it is a touring or local production, art exhibition, large scale gala opening night party, a wedding or a corporate evening of entertainment, you?ll find the ideal venue and service at ?The Q?- Queanbeyan Performing Arts Centre.