The all-singing, all dancing cast of Oh What a Night! breezed into Queanbeyan in a 1959 Cadillac Fleetwood Coupe last January to promote their show.

Months of hard work paid off for Queanbeyan High School student Charlotte Lembit who achieved the marks to study her chosen course in art history and curatorship.

Queanbeyan resident Connee Colleen flicks through her personal research files searching for information for her submissions into the Queanbeyan City Council's street naming register.

Gold and silversmith Alison Jackson at her Queanbeyan-based work shop, Pocket Studio.

Queanbeyan couple Ben Chapman and Bobby Cerini turned their part-time passion of furniture restoration into a growing business.

Artist Ian ‘Spike’ Farrawell presented a collection of lino prints for his “Dreamimagine” exhibition at the Queanbeyan Performing Arts Centre in November, 2013. The art works were inspired by real and fantastical people and places.

The Queanbeyan Age was given a glimpse inside the Electro Optic Systems lab in July. Production technician Christine Green creates remote weapon systems out of the Queanbeyan work shop.

Canberra mural artist Goodie aka Georgia Goodnow's dark imaginings took over a studio at the Artists Shed in December.

Burra botanical artist Sharon Field's first solo exhibition "A Mirror on Memory" was an artistic and commercial success in October. More than 20 pieces sold on opening night.

Queanbeyan resident Janice Lorraine hasn't let age slow her down, she competed in bodybuilding competition, the INBA World Pro-Am Natural Championships in July. She returned with three titles including the Super Ultra Grandmasters Women.

Jerra Jam coordinator and local musician Ian Wholohan. Photo: Melissa Adams.

Lorraine Kiewiet of Annie's Cake Place was honoured to be in charge of creating Queanbeyan's 175th birthday cake.

Queanbeyan country music singer Alan Neal released his fourth studio album, ‘I wanna sing to you' in November.

Michael Hale from Capital Flowers Plus gets ready for the Valentine's Day rush.

Queanbeyan South Public School students Katelyn Skilton, Turell Mapiva-Miller and Taya Ison getting their hands dirty in the school's new kitchen.

Luis Bonilla, Alejandro Laurel and Jose Ramos brought some colour to Queanbeyan's 175th birthday celebrations in September.

Cast of the politically inspired show Prime Time Nick Byrne, Moya Simpson, Kate Hosking and John Shortis at the Queanbeyan Performing Arts Centre in May.

A night time shot of Queanbeyan establishment, the Royal Hotel.

Trisha Salzar at Queanbeyan's 175th birthday celebrations.

2013 Australia Day ambassador Maddison Godden.

Maliyan Hayes, 6, with one of the glass sculptures entered in the 2013 Queanbeyan City Council Regional Art Award.

Anjana Khaniya wearing a sari and Yudaraj Khaniya wearing a traditional Nepali hat, a topi were scheduled to perform at the Carnivale Multicutural Festival but it was rained out.