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Showing posts with label entertainment. Show all posts
Thursday 12 September 2013
Blicks River Guardians' Monster Fete & Family Fun Day, 9am to 3pm Saturday 14 September 2013
WATER MORE PRECIOUS THAN GOLD
Blicks River Guardians will be holding a Monster Fete and Family Fun Day at Dundurrabin Community Centre on Saturday 14th September from 9am to 3pm. We invite everyone to come out and visit our beautiful area and enjoy a great day. There will be stalls selling home made goods, a variety of food and plenty of activities for all ages.
Come and find out more about the gold exploration by Anchor Resources - Blicks Project EL 8100 and EL 6465 – check out the maps and collect some handouts, talk to us about your thoughts on the expanded Anchor EL 8100 lease area approved in July 2013. As landowners and guardians of the Plateau we encourage locals to become informed about their legal and social rights in relation to mining interests.
The Blicks River Guardians is a sub-group of Dorrigo Environment Watch (DEW) and our focus is to raise awareness about the current gold and antimony exploration on the Blicks and Nymboida River catchments, both major tributaries of the Clarence River......
Visit our new Facebook page "Blicks River Guardians" where you can keep up to date with our activities. Coming soon ... more details on our webpage at http://www.blicksriverguardians.org. Please sign our petition to the NSW Legislative Council. The petition is also available on the BRG website - you can help by printing a copy, getting family and friends to sign and posting it back to us at the post office box on the form.
Labels:
entertainment,
people power
Sunday 28 July 2013
Boomerang Festival, Friday 4 to Sunday 6 October 2013 - Tyagarah Tea Tree Farm, Byron Bay NSW
Labels:
arts,
entertainment
Tuesday 22 January 2013
16th Year of Flickerfest at Bangalow 25-27 January 2013
Travelling Flicks
FLiCKERFEST
presented by RENAULT
22nd INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
A & I Hall at Bangalow from 25th -27th January 2013
Celebrating 22 years of short film excellence Flickerfest presented by Renault, remains Australia’s leading short film festival.
Flickerfest rides the short film wave into the Northern Rivers from the 25th until the 27th January, for it’s 16th year screening a smorgasbord of shorts from the Byron Region, Australia and around the world over 3 jam-packed days at the A & i Hall Bangalow.
Flickerfest rides the short film wave into the Northern Rivers from the 25th until the 27th January, for it’s 16th year screening a smorgasbord of shorts from the Byron Region, Australia and around the world over 3 jam-packed days at the A & i Hall Bangalow.
Information/Bookings: PH 02 6684 5577
Program:
Best Of International 1: Fri 25th Jan 8.30pm (Opening Night drinks start 7.30pm)
Best Of International 2: Sat 26th Jan 8.30pm
Best Of Australian Shorts: Sun 27th Jan 8.30pm
Best Of International 1: Fri 25th Jan 8.30pm (Opening Night drinks start 7.30pm)
Best Of International 2: Sat 26th Jan 8.30pm
Best Of Australian Shorts: Sun 27th Jan 8.30pm
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entertainment
Monday 26 November 2012
Simply Handmade Market at Raymond Laurie Sports Centre in Yamba on 2 December 2012
The
first Simply Handmade Market will be
held at the Raymond Laurie Sports Centre, Yamba on Sunday, December 2 2012 between
9am-2pm.
To book a stall call 6646 3388.
To book a stall call 6646 3388.
Visit
the Facebook page for more information www.facebook.com/simplyhandmadeyamba
Labels:
Clarence Valley,
entertainment,
Northern Rivers
Saturday 6 October 2012
Come frolic at Yamba and and Surf the Coldstream on 20 October 2012
Surfing the Coldstream Festival Program
20 October 2012
Yamba Flinders Park
Run Time Main Stage Second Stage Tennis Court
Midday – 12:30pm Ulo
12:30 – 1:00pm Spaghetti Circus
1:10 – 1:30pm Four Way St
1:30 – 2:00pm Opening
2:00 – 2:40pm Emily Wenham
2:40 – 3:00pm Dom
3:00 – 3:40pm Siskin River
3:40 – 4:00pm Sandy Feet
4:00 – 4:40pm The Easy Escape
4:40 – 5:00pm The Wet Suits
5:oo – 5:40pm Parade
5:40 – 6:00pm Then Joelene
6:00 – 6:40pm Mostaccio
6:40 – 7:00pm Then Joelene
7:00 – 7:40pm The Good Ship
7:40 – 8:00pm Then Joelene
8:oo – 8:40pm Marshall Okell
8:40 – 9:00pm Shultzee’s Burn
9:000 – 10:00pm Jeff Lang
Yamba CBD Busking
Run Time Act Location
9:00 – 9:30am Ukulele Group Cnr Wooli & Yamba St
9:00 – 9;30am Emily Wenham Cnr Yamba & Coldstream St
9:00 – 9:30am Alakasam The Block
9:00 – 9:30am Balloon Magic Cnr Wooli & Yamba St
9:30 – 10:00am Then Joelene Cnr Wooli & Yamba St
9:30 – 10:00am Mostachio The Block
9:45 – 10:00am Alakasam Cnr Yamba & Coldstream St
10:00 – 10:30am Sandy Feet Sol Cantina
10:00 – 10:30am Siskin River Cnr Yamba & Coldstream St
10:15 – 10:30am Alakasam Cnr Wooli & Yamba St
10:15 – 10:30am Balloon Magic The Block
10:30 – 11:00am Then Joelene The Block
10:30 – 11:00am Emily Wenham Cnr Wooli & Yamba St
10:45 – 11:00am Balloon Magic Cnr Wooli & Yamba St
11:00 – 11:30am Sandy Feet Sol Cantina
11:00 – 11:30am Mostachio Cnr Yamba & Coldstream St
11:30 – Midday The Good Ship The Block
Departing midday from the Block the Magic Bus will transport everyone to Flinders Park
Address: Flinders Reserve, Main Beach, Yamba (map)
Contact Name: Dave Irving
Phone: (02) 6646 3091
Website: www.surfingthecoldstream.com.au
Photographs from Google Images
Labels:
entertainment,
Northern Rivers
Saturday 29 September 2012
Grafton Regional Art Gallery - Exhibition just for kids from 24 October to 2 December 2012
Noel McKenna Dog, Vaucluse 2006
At the Grafton Regional Art Gallery, Prentice House, 158 Fitzroy Street, Grafton NSW 2460, from 24 October - 2 December 2012:
Best of JADA: Jada for kids
Prentice West
A selection of works from the JADA collection
hung at a height for children to get the best view.
Drawing activities will accompany this exhibition.
Labels:
arts,
entertainment,
kids
Sunday 23 September 2012
26th Annual Australian National Goanna Pulling Championships, Wooli NSW, September 30 2012
The 26th annual Australian National Goanna Pulling Championships will start at 9am on Sunday September 30 at the Wooli Sports Ground.
This is sure to be an event not to be missed. See you there!
For more information go to: http://www.goannapulling.com.au/main.html
Labels:
Clarence Valley,
entertainment,
Northern Rivers
Wednesday 19 September 2012
Celebrate nature at Jeff Keyes 'award winning property on Sunday 23 September 2012
A Celebration of Nature
From 9.30 a.m. on Sunday 23rd September
On Sunday 23rd September Jeff Keyes,
winner of Clarence Valley Council's 2012 Individual Sustainability Award,
will be hosting a celebration of nature at his property "Urimberra",
will be hosting a celebration of nature at his property "Urimberra",
Activities/displays include
· a nature walk led by Jeff Keyes and John Edwards (starting at 11 a.m.)
· nature education activities for children, organised by Sharon Lehman, Coordinator of Clarence Valley Conservation in Action - the CIA
· a photographic exhibition of flora and fauna found on the property (around 320 of the approximate 600 species identified on the property)
· a display of rustic furniture made on the property by Jeff Keyes
· landscape paintings by Peter Chapman
· up-to-date information on the coal seam gas industry plus a screening of a DVD on the Queensland CSG industry
The starting time for the celebration is 9.30 a.m. Tea and coffee will be provided. Bring snacks and a picnic lunch.
Everyone is welcome to this celebration.
Directions:
The 50 ha wildlife refuge is at 2954 Summerland Way, Dilkoon, 20.6 km north of the Blue Goose Inn at Junction Hill, 750 m. north of Dilkoon Creek bridge and 1.3 km south of Sportsmans Creek.
For further information:
Contact Jeff Keyes on 0417 403606 or Stan Mussared on 66449309.
The celebration is coordinated by the Clarence Valley Conservation Coalition and the Clarence Environment Centre
Labels:
Clarence Valley,
education,
entertainment,
environment
Sunday 16 September 2012
Culture and arts the focus of a Clarence Valley Council survey - participate now!
This media release is posted at the request of one of North Coast Voices’ regular readers. He would like to see Lower Clarence residents in particular participate.
Culture and arts the focus of council survey
Clarence Valley Council has launched an online survey to allow residents to voice their opinion on where the Valley’s heading on cultural and art issues.
As a part of council’s aim to revise its Cultural Plan, the survey urges communities to voice their opinions about what interests them culturally, and where they would like to see improvements.
Council’s General Manager, Scott Greensill, has urged all Clarence Valley residents to complete the online survey.
“The survey takes less than 10 minutes to complete and is an opportunity for residents to tell council what is important to them when it comes to arts and culture in the Clarence,” Mr Greensill said.
“The survey will be available online until Monday September 24. Hard copies of the survey will also be available at libraries and council customer service centres.”
To access the survey, simply go to the CVC website www.clarence.nsw.gov.au and select the link.
“Council adopted its inaugural Cultural Plan in 2007,” Mr Greensill said. “A review of the current Cultural Plan is underway to assess the progress that has been achieved over the past five years. The revised Cultural Plan will be launched in early 2013 and will cover a period of four years.”
Release ends.
Authorised by: Scott Greensill General Manager 02 6643 0212
For further information contact:
Des Schroder Deputy General Manager (Environment & Economic) 0447 430 261 or 02 6643 0203
Interested residents can take the survey here.
Labels:
arts,
Clarence Valley Shire Council,
entertainment
Sunday 29 April 2012
Maclean Agricultural Show 1-2 May 2012 & Grafton Agricultural Show 4-5 May 2012
Blue Ribbon winner being put through its paces at the Maclean Show
Maclean Agricultural Show
Event Date: May 1, 2012 - May 2, 2012
Event Type: Exhibition & Show
Address: Maclean Showground, Cameron Street, Maclean (map)
Contact Name: Dawn Stewart
Phone: (02) 6645 1532
This fun family event is held over 2 days. Events include: sideshows, equestrian events, sales displays, floral and fruit exhibits and food stalls. The Show also has exhibits in craft, beef cattle, vegetables, poultry, cooking, caged birds and photography. In addition there is a championship dog show, exhibits from local schools and from Trade.
Alpacas on parade at the Grafton Show
Grafton Agricultural Show
Event Date: May 4, 2012 - May 5, 2012
Event Type: Exhibition & Show
Address: Grafton Showground, Prince Street, Grafton (map)
Contact Name: Suzanne Patricks
Phone: (02) 6642 2240
A great place to take the kids or your friends to this fun packed 2 day event. Features of the show include sideshows, food stalls, exhibitions, farm displays, equestrian events, trotting and the Grafton Show Girl Quest.
Labels:
entertainment,
Northern Rivers
Tuesday 10 April 2012
Woolgoolga Curryfest Saturday & Sunday 28-29 April 2012
The Woolgoolga Curryfest is an amazing annual signature event bringing thousands together to celebrate the cultural diversity of this scenic seaside village.
The curry theme links our major ethnic group, the Sikh Indians (largest regional Sikh settlement in Australia) as well as representations from many other groups from Germany, Thailand, Holland, England, and Scotland.
Festival Dates / Times
Saturday 28th April, 2012
Open from 9am to 9pm
When: Saturday 28th April, 2012
Open from 9am to 9pm
Where: Woolgoolga Beach Reserve
Admission:
Adults, High school students $5
Primary school children and under - FREE.
Live Entertainment Schedule for Saturday here
Sunday – personalised cooking classes and meditation workshop
All Enquiries
Ph: 0408 286 696E: info@curryfest.com.au
Labels:
Coffs Harbour,
entertainment
Monday 13 February 2012
Splendour in the Grass comes home to NSW North Coast in July 2012
ABC North Coast NSW February 10, 2012
Labels:
arts,
Byron Bay,
entertainment
Monday 10 October 2011
Surfing the Coldstream, Yamba 15 October 2011
Event Date: October 15 2011 from 2pm until 10pm
Event Type: One-Day Festival & Celebration with Live Music, Cultural Art Walk, Magic Bus tours, Sensory Walk, Street Buskers, African Drumming, Belly Dancing, Amusement Rides, Food Village and much more.
Inaugural Sultans of Sand beach football competition will be held at Yamba's Turners Beach on October 15-16 to coincide with the festival.
Address: Flinders Reserve, Main Beach, Yamba
Contact Name: Margo Scott
Phone: (02) 6646 9664 or 0418 251 899
Labels:
arts,
entertainment,
Northern Rivers
Friday 7 October 2011
'Opera With The Cows' at Cowper, Saturday 22 October 2011 at 7.30pm
Opera With The Cows
Where
Cowper Public School
Old Pacific Highway
Cowper NSW
When
7.30pm Saturday 22 October
Bring your own chairs. Food and drink available to purchase.
Tickets
Adults $20
Premium Tickets
$40
Chairs supplied in premium position
Champagne supper with the artists after the event
Free Tickets
Children under 15 years
Contact
Melissa Philp
0418 458 293
melphilp at bigpond.com.au
http://www.operawiththecows.com.au/
http://www.operawiththecows.com.au/
The Clarence Valley Welcomes You
Promotional photograph from Flickr
Labels:
arts,
entertainment,
Northern Rivers
Tuesday 27 September 2011
Something In The Water by Debrah Novak
Outline of a forthcoming documentary on stories from the Clarence River by the talented North Coast photographer, Debrah Novak.
Something in the Water
Labels:
Clarence River,
entertainment,
history
Saturday 3 September 2011
Yamba is invited to Playing for Change community busking event on 17 September 2011
PLAY A SONG. BUILD A SCHOOL.
CHANGE THE WORLD.
CHANGE THE WORLD.
Debrah Novak has invited every local with music in their hearts to participate:
I would like to personally invite Yamba to participate in the inaugural global event ‘Playing For Change’ on the 17th of September simply because the Lower Clarence oozes extreme talent! You know we do…………well you all know how musical I am with my SAMBA shakers!
It is a global day of action using music.
This event will be for one hour and I am inviting musicians of all shapes and sizes to turn up an play. I have spoken with council and I have the responsibility of taking out a buskers license and calling it Debrah Novak & friends. This covers us for insurance! (Thanks CVC)
It will be an un plugged music jamming session where everyone is welcome to join in.
There will be a hat for people to through money into. Money raised goes to the ‘Playing for Change Foundation’. Money raised goes to third world countries to buy kids musical instruments.
Here are the two websites about the event.
Venue: Yamba Fish and Chip corner
Time: 7pm till 8pm
Date: 17th September 2011
Wet weather venue TBA.
This is the first heads up. The only reason I have put my hand up to run this event was when I looked at the number of global events celebrating this day there was only one in Australia and that was in Brisbane. We are the lucky country with amazing talented people, we can do better than that!
Debrah Novak Photography & Media Services
p: 0266 46 1 174 | m: 0419 272 621 | e: dnovak@phonestar.net.au
Labels:
Clarence River,
entertainment,
people power,
Yamba
Sunday 21 August 2011
Come live the dream and share the magic at the North Coast National 20-22 October 2011
“LIVE THE DREAM, SHARE THE MAGIC”
THE NORTH COAST NATIONAL
ANNOUNCES BUMPER LINE-UP FOR 2011
ANNOUNCES BUMPER LINE-UP FOR 2011
The North Coast National (October 20 – 22) has announced special events and entertainment for 2011, delivering up a program that will keep visitors and locals alike enthralled and entertained from the minute they walk through the Lismore Showgrounds gates.
Whatever your interest, the Show will be offering it up –the spectacle of the V8 Ute Trackskills drivers, the inaugural North Coast Ute Muster, wandering street entertainers, live music acts and performance installations, the taste sensations of the Northern Rivers Regional Food Celebration, one of the biggest dairy shows in Australia and the thrills of the rodeo in the main arena.
“Our motto this year is Live The Dream, Share the Magic and our aim is for everyone in the family to leave the Show with a wide smile on their face having experienced our best ever line up of events and activities,” said North Coast National President John Gibson.
The National is a true celebration of our unique region - embracing our farming community, promoting our produce, rejoicing in our artists and performers, championing local business.
Proudly in its 126th year, it’s a place where the traditions of the bush meet the exuberance of our lively towns, where old friendships are renewed and a new understanding of our shared future is forged.
The North Coast National is proud to announce that the Dairy Spectacular, one of the nation’s richest dairy shows, will be held at this year’s Show. The Dairy Spectacular will lead into the Show on October 18 and 19 and will present cattle from as far afield as Gympie and South Australia,
“Securing the Dairy Spectacular is a major coup for Lismore and we now own the rights not just for 2011 but into the future,” John said.
In another first, the Northern Star Careers Festival, in collaboration with Netpac, will bring quality Employment, Training and Career opportunities to the visitors of the North Coast National in 2011. The Festival will feature a series of seminars on career paths and information from service providers, attracting school visits to the North Coast National over three days and other young people from the region.
The hugely successful Northern Rivers Regional Food Celebration, introduced in 2010, will return to present daily tasting menus, regional chefs, cooking demonstrations and food displays. Also returning are the Wood Show and the Sustainable Living Expo.
“These events, representing the emerging new industries of our regional economy, underpin our aim to attract visitors from further afield, bring new patrons from our local communities to the Show and add value to the experience for all who attend, “ John said.
“But we also take our heritage seriously and are proud to present traditional favourites – our ever-expanding agricultural show with dozens of competitions for beef cattle, sheep, goats, alpacas, guinea pigs, horses, poultry, food produce, pets and more; the annual ring spectacular with fireworks display, the fun of Sideshow Alley and a point score full rodeo.”
There will be art shows, baking competitions, craft exhibits, Quilt Display, Music Under The Tent, a High Schools Battle of the Bands competition, Ashton’s circus, nightly fireworks, a fire and ice show in the main area, a Grand Parade, Showgirl competition and, for kids, The Great Lego Building Challenge and more.
“There is no other region quite like the Northern Rivers for its extraordinary produce, creative talents, industry and entertainment....and there is no better value day out than the North Coast National,” John said.
Media Release 1 August 2011
Enquiries:
Tracey Mair
TM Publicity
For the North Coast National
Ph: 02 6680 7106 or 0419 221 493
http://www.lismoreshow.org.au/
Labels:
entertainment,
Northern Rivers
Friday 19 August 2011
NEWS FLASH: Examiner in damage control mode, pulls out the big gun
Phew! It's been a big week at the Daily Examiner. First, it was its chief-of-staff. Then, it was its media sales manager. Now, its big gun, general manager Judy Lewis, has thrown herself into the fray and added her two bob's worth.
Gee, there must be some interesting discussions had around the water cooler at the Examiner. Wouldn't you just love to be a fly-on-the-wall. It'd be worth an admission price to get a ring side seat there.
However, the main protagonists, Howard and Smajstr, are based in separate locations, with the former in Grafton and the latter in Yamba. Perhaps they'll have to settle their differences with a duel at dawn at a neutral venue. Choice of weapon ... pistols or pens?
Credit: Thanks, Daily Examiner!
PS: This reader is looking forward to the next instalment of this mini drama series.
The paper hasn't provided so much entertainment for a long time.
Labels:
entertainment,
Media Watch,
The Daily Examiner
Tuesday 10 May 2011
Calling all performers - it's Cabaret 360 auditions on 23 & 26 May 2011 at Uki
The Ukitopia Arts Collective whose aim is To nurture, support, and promote arts and culture in Uki and district is holding auditions this month for its very popular cabaret held at Uki Village on the NSW North Coast.
Click on invitation to enlarge
Coming events for the remainder of the year are:
June 4 Songwriters on the Songline
June 25 & 26 Cabaret 360
August 6 Songwriters on the Songline
October 8 Songwriters on the Songline
November 18-20 Ukitopia Festival
Labels:
arts,
entertainment
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