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11.20.08Year is Over - Opening Night
Sydney Scene (Big Kids) (0)Tonight is the opening night for 'Year is Over' at the Black&Blue Gallery (Redfern) This is a group show by all of the various artists that have shown at the gallery throughout 07/08. They will all be exhibiting together to celebrate B&B's first birthday: Thomas Jeppe, Tristan Ceddia, Conor O'brien, Amanda Maxwell, Erin Forsyth, Josh Raymond, Julia Schauenburg, Lachlan Anthony, David Withers, Leah Fraser, Greg Perano, Raquel Welch, Emily Hunt, Jordana Maisie & Nathan Gray Curated by Athalie Moedjoko Year is Over - Group Show Black & Blue Gallery, 302/267-271 Cleveland Street Redfern NSW 2016 November 20 - December 7 More info? Click here.
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11.19.08Sun 23rd - Jazz in the Garden (Vaucluse)
Sydney Scene (Big Kids), Sydney Scene (Little Kids) (0)We 'really' hope the weather holds out for this one! Come and join us (and quite a few others we should imagine) down at Vaucluse House this Sunday for Jazz in the Garden. Sit under a starlit sky and listen to the young blood of Australian jazz talent in the picturesque surrounds of this harbourside estate. Bring a rug, pack a picnic or take advantage of the selection of food available and a range of wines from the Angove Wine Bar on sale throughout the evening. 6pm - KRISTIN BERARDI with JAZZGROOVE MOTHERSHIP ORCHESTRA Formed in 2003 to present world class performances ...
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11.19.08Sun 23rd - Thai Food Festival (Darling Harbour)
Sydney Scene (Big Kids), Sydney Scene (Little Kids) (0)Yep - it's all going on down at Darling Harbour this coming Sunday for the Thai Food Festival. Enjoy a variety of Thai cuisine as well as cultural performances and craft stalls. We're hungry just thinking about it! For more information contact Noi Ninubon on 0417 331 190. Thai Food Festival When: Sunday 23rd November Where: Darling Harbour (Tumbalong Park) Time: 10am - 6pm Entry: FREE!
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11.19.08Sun 23rd - Walk for AIDS
Sydney Scene (Big Kids), Sydney Scene (Little Kids) (0)This joint event will be held on Sunday 23 November at the beginning of AIDS Awareness Week and in the lead up to World AIDS Day (Monday 1 December), to raise money for men, women and children living with HIV. Proudly supported by the Botanic Gardens Trust, the Walk for AIDS is a two kilometre course through the stunning Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney, beginning and ending at the Domain, starting 11am and running through until 2pm. Australian journalist Ita Buttrose, TV personality Deborah Hutton and comedian Jackie Loeb will be among the many supporters attending this celebratory event. “We’re encouraging as ...
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11.19.08Riverbeats (Parramatta)
Sydney Scene (Big Kids), Sydney Scene (Little Kids) (0)If you haven't already had a chance to check out some of the activites taking place in Parramatta for the Riverbeats festival you've got until this Sunday (23rd November) to catch the last couple of events. There's been some great reviews for this festival so far and we have no doubt that the last couple of events will continue to pull in the big thumbs up! CURRENT: SCULPTURE PROJECTS IN THE RIVER CITY Date: 7th Nov 2008 - 23rd Nov 2008 Venue: Along the riverbank and throughout Parramatta city Cost: Free Current, is an outdoor exhibition hosting an impressive 15 contemporary artists, showcasing 13 projects ...
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11.19.08Fri 21st - Markets by Moonlight (The Rocks)
Sydney Scene (Big Kids), Sydney Scene (Little Kids) (0)It's on again this coming Friday. Hopefully it won't get washed away in the rain this time! Coupled with the markets, flowing food and beer, this Friday's enterainment is provided by the awesome sounds of: The Ray Mann Three Combining the groove of R&B with pop melody and the values of a traditional singer-songwriter, The Ray Mann Three's soulful, stripped-back sound draws enthusiastic live audiences. The band's self-titled debut album exemplifies their passion and commitment to realising their dream."Urban, neo-soul, a dash of funk, lots of spunk with a truly fresh spirit... The Ray Mann Three have the ability to propel you into ...
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11.19.08Exhibition: Convict Hulks
Sydney Scene (Big Kids), Sydney Scene (Little Kids) (0)In 1776, with its American colonies fighting for independence and its jails overflowing, the British government began converting old ships into floating prisons or ‘hulks’ to house convicts sentenced to transportation.Convict hulks is the first comprehensive exhibition recalling the harsh but fascinating history of convict hulks in Britain and its colonies, including New South Wales. It features more than 600 rare artefacts recovered from beneath the mooring site of the Dromedary hulk in Bermuda, brought to Australia just for this exhibition. Discover what it was like on a prison ship. Hear stories of convicts’ lives. Step inside a re-created punishment box. ...
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11.14.08Artwork & Photography By Brad Eastman (Beastman)
Sydney Scene (Big Kids) (0)Starts tonight at China Heights and runs until the Wed 19th November. -- Tell Sydney what you think of China Heights here. --
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11.06.08National Recycling Week - Swap Party
Sydney News, Sydney Scene (Big Kids), Sydney Scene (Little Kids) (0)Starting from Monday 10th November, Planet Ark is hosting National Recycling Week. To start off the week a Swap Party is being held in Martin Place on Monday afternoon. This is a great initiative to help educate people on the benefits of recycling as well as education on how to recycle properly. The Swap Party will run from 12.30 to 1.30. The idea is, you take along 3 easy-to-carry items (of a moderate quality) that you would like to swap for something else. Items might include books, CDs, DVDs, clothes, bric-a-brac etc. i.e. Don't think about dragging your banged up washing machine ...
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11.06.08Newtown Festival
Sydney Scene (Big Kids), Sydney Scene (Little Kids) (0)Presented by The Newtown Neighbourhood Centre the Newtown Festival is a fundraiser for the Centre's services for the disadvantaged in the community. So please remember, help YOUR community by giving generously to the Newtown Neighbourhood Centre coin collectors at the festival entrances. The Newtown Festival is a rare and wonderful place where community groups, environmental groups, local residents and the broader community can come together in one place for one day and celebrate diversity and once again experience the true sense of 'community'. Newtown festival is without a doubt firmly established as one of Sydney's largest and premier festivals. Expect a full on day ...
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- Year is Over - Opening Night
- Sun 23rd - Jazz in the Garden (Vaucluse)
- Sun 23rd - Thai Food Festival (Darling Harbour)
- Sun 23rd - Walk for AIDS
- Riverbeats (Parramatta)
- Fri 21st - Markets by Moonlight (The Rocks)
- Exhibition: Convict Hulks
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