Thursday 27th October 2011
 

 Acton Walkways Guided Tour

 

ANU Classics Museum Tour


Join Professor Elizabeth Minchin and friends from the ANU Classics and Ancient History program for a tour through the recently refurbished Classics Museum – one of the University’s ‘cultural jewels.’ Established in 1962, the collection spans the Mediterranean and beyond, and features examples of ancient art and objects of daily life from Greece, the Roman world, Egypt and the Near East. Numbers limited, book early.


Meeting Point: Meet outside The Street Theatre, Childers Street, Acton.


Start Time: 12:00pm


Finish Time: 1:00pm


Cost: Free


Bookings: Essential - numbers limited



Click here to email your booking or  Phone: 0437 301 390

     
 

NFSA

Bobby Fischer Against the World

 

When he was only 15, Bobby Fischer became one of the most dominant forces in world chess when he became the youngest ever Grandmaster and a candidate for World Chess Champion. Yet his life never seemed to be the same after his famous encounter with Russian player Boris Spasky in Reykjavik in 1972. This fascinating documentary traces his life from his earliest days as the brilliant son of idealistic Polish-Jewish parents to his last days living as a mysterious 'stateless alien’ far from public view – with much of his life and reputation caught up in the propaganda of Cold War politics.



Venue: Arc Cinema, NFSA


Time: 6:15pm


Cost: Adult: $17, Concession: $14.50, CIFF member: $11


Enquiries: 02 6248 2000

     
     
 
 
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