Canberra (ACT): Restaurants switch off for Earth Hour - 28 March 2009
Australia's national capital has many great places to wine and dine
On Saturday 28th March at 8.30 pm, around the world households, businesses, communities, governments and even the Pyramids of Egypt are switching off their lights to send a message to the UN Climate Change Conference being held in Copenhagen, Denmark, in December 2009.
It is aimed that 1 billion people will participate.
So, turn off your lights and hold a candelit dinner, or dine at one of these Canberra restaurants, cafes, pubs and bars that are participating in Earth Hour:
1. Tosolini's in Civic
2. Sogni d'oro in Belconnen
3. Konoba at Hotel Realm
4. Bacchus Bar at Hotel Realm
5. King O'Malley's Irish Pub in Civic
6. Central Cafe in Queanbeyan
7. Firestone Pizzeria Bar
8.Canton Chinese Restaurant in Queanbeyan
9. Abell's Kopi Tiam in Manuka
10. Bellucis in Woden
11. Anise Restaurant in Civic
12. BG's at Rydges Lakeside
13. Atrium at Rydges Capital Hill
14. Wagamama in Civic
15. Caphs in Manuka
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