A welcome with a bang: Zenith Canberra’s new showroom
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Zenith’s Canberra team celebrated in style for not one but two reasons – the end of the year and a beautiful new showroom.
As the end of the year draws near, party season well and truly kicks off. But the Zenith team in Canberra had another important reason to bring the industry together – an outstanding new space to welcome guests into.
Located in Fyshwick within a completely brand-new building and an even larger volume of space to play with, Zenith Canberra is set to be a hub of activity, which made for the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable evening.
Even as the festive season amps up all around it didn’t stop more than 150 industry pals turning up to cap off a successful year. Keeping guests refreshed was a delightful gin cocktail bar, while roaming canapés and delicious food stations kept everyone absolutely sated.
The Zenith team took the opportunity to not just showcase the slick new space, but to also make sure that the industry felt appreciated. And we can’t wait to see how the space will continue to bring people together well into the future.
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