There was much ExCITEment as Canberra celebrated the metamorphosis of Cite into Zenith. It might have been a Thursday, but guests partied into the night, spurred on by plenty of food, drinks, and a few special guests of the dancing variety (ex-So You Think You Can Dance contestants).
April 30th, 2009
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