Hot air balloons are seen during the annual Canberra Balloon Spectacular festival in Canberra, Australia, March 18, 2022. The annual Canberra Balloon Spectacular festival, a hot air balloon ...

the Canberra Balloon Spectacular at Enlighten Festival highlights more than 25 balloons, including a featured balloon (which was Tico the Sloth at the 2022 festival). This community event is free ...

Hot air balloons are seen in the sky during the annual Canberra Balloon Spectacular festival in Canberra, Australia, March 8, 2021. The annual Canberra Balloon Spectacular festival, a hot air ...

Previously a signature part of the Enlighten Festival, the Canberra Balloon Spectacular continues to be a testament to the city’s vibrant events calendar, drawing both local and international ...

Balloon pilots are hoping for beautiful autumn weather this weekend for the launch of the 36 th annual Canberra Balloon Spectacular, and the much-anticipated debut of Allycorn - a bright pink ...

Canberrans were treated to an amazing display this Canberra Day as hot air balloons ... it was great." The balloon festival runs until March 15.

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As its name denotes, this festival is held in the small-yet-mighty capital city of Australia. First held in 1986, then going by the name Canberra Balloon Festival, it has now become a highly ...

The balloon festival went off without any issues in front of thousands of people who attended the early morning launch on March 15. Early results show ‘swing towards Labor’ after counting ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The organisers of Canberra's Enlighten Festival have banned a hot air balloon from this year's Balloon Spectacular, calling it ...

The Canberra Festival's Balloon Spectacular gets underway with a beautiful crisp morning at the launch site at Stromlo Forest Park.Credit:Graham Tidy GGT 10 March 2012 SUNDAY Canberra Times ...