TOP 30 Mccaughey street club in Australian Capital Territory

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Welcome to the Australian Croatian Club! Located at 68 McCaughey Street in Turner, our club has a rich history dating back to 1969. Originally established as a social club for the local Croatian community, we have since evolved into a vibrant and inclusive establishment that welcomes all Australians. The Croatian community played a significant role in the construction of Canberra and the Snowy Hydro, and many of their descendants still call this territory home. As subsequent generations have integrated into the Australian community, we have decided to transform and embrace a new identity as the Australian Croatian Club.

Welcome to the 30 Plus Dance Event, Australia's premier establishment for all things dance-related! Located in the vibrant suburb of Turner, on McCaughey Street, number 54, our institution is not just your average home goods store or point of interest – it's a haven for dance enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. Step into our store and immerse yourself in a world dedicated to the art of dance. From ballet to hip-hop, contemporary to ballroom, we have everything you need to fuel your passion for movement and expression. Our extensive range of dancewear, footwear, accessories, and equipment caters to dancers of all genres, ensuring that you can find the perfect fit for your unique style.

Welcome to Mirna, a unique establishment located at 68 McCaughey Street in Turner, Australia. Originally established in 1969 as a social club for the local Croatian community, Mirna has played a significant role in preserving Croatian culture in the region. The Croatian migrants and their descendants, who were instrumental in the construction of Canberra and the Snowy Hydro, still consider Mirna their home. Over the years, Mirna has evolved and transformed, changing its name from the Croatian Home (Hrvatski Dom) to The Australian Croatian Club. Under new management, our mission is to create an inclusive environment where all Australians are welcome while keeping the Croatian culture alive for future generations.