ClassifiedsTrades Thursday February 23 2012

Surf Coast Times & Bellarine Times

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Bluestone JunctionBluestone Junction bring bluegrass to Minya

Music Lisette Muratore February 23

Bluegrass band Bluestone Junction are bringing their country sound to Minya Vineyard and Winery, as part of the Minya by Moonlight concert series.

Bellarine Agricultural ShowShow off at the Bellarine Agricultural Show

Festivals Lisette Muratore February 23

With a huge range of activities and competitions on offer, the Bellarine Agricultural Show has something for everyone.

Barwon ParkMansion filled with music of summer

Music Hamish Brooks February 23

Classical music is coming to Barwon Park in Winchelsea this weekend with the first of four concerts to be presented at the heritage-listed venue.

Queenscliff Artist TrailQueenscliff’s new open air gallery

Art Joanna Carson February 22

Ten art boards have been installed along Thwaites Walk, along the seaward side of Citizens and Princess Park down to the Maritime Museum.

Blinder: The MovieBlinder stars hit town

Film Luke Griffiths February 21

Cameras have begun rolling on $5m local football drama Blinder, with about 60 cast and crew involved in Monday’s shoot at Point Impossible. 1

The GatheringA sizable Scottish Gathering

Music Lisette Muratore February 20

Myra McRae and her band Clan have teamed up with Taliska for the Port Fairy Folk Festival, for a special performance of Scottish music.

Reflections four years on

Literature Hamish Brooks February 17

Arnold Zable, Tony Birch and Alice Pung will be in Queenscliff for Writers in Reflection 2, an event presented by Rural Australians for Refugees.

Winter PalaceA Winter Palace in Deans Marsh

Music Lisette Muratore February 16

Lorne musician Kirstin Honey has been performing around the Surf Coast under many different names and in a handful of wistfully named acts.

Froth and Bubble Literary Gestival committeeBubbling along but in need of funding

Festivals Hamish Brooks February 16

The Froth and Bubble Literary Festival AGM saw the election of key positions, but the issues of a venue for the festival and adequate funding remain.

Torquay Motor ShowClassics shine at show

Festivals Ali Deane February 15

Luck was on the organiser’s side as the sun broke through for the Torquay Rotary Club’s annual Motor Show held on Sunday, after downpours on Saturday.

Journeys for Climate Justice film night

Film February 15

The Piping Hot Chicken Shop in Ocean Grove will host a Journeys for Climate Justice (JCJ) film night on Thursday.

Director Richard GrayHave a Blinder of a time on the film set

Film Luke Griffiths February 14

Locations have been chosen. Actors have been cast. All that’s left to do is begin filming Australia’s latest homegrown film. That’s where you come in.

Lee RosserApollo Bay festival still strong at 20

Music Lisette Muratore February 14

The Apollo Bay Music Festival is turning 20, and with a second line-up of amazing acts just announced, it’s starting to look like a celebration.

Chris ArnoldAll that glitters is glass

Festivals Joanna Carson February 23

There is nothing fragile about the future of Drysdale’s premier festival after a second very successful Festival of Glass last Sunday.

Barwon Heads photo exhibition

Art February 23

An exhibition of photos by Sheri Browne and Jenny Kelly will be shown at the Barwon Heads Community Arts Garden this Friday.

Class ClownsClass Clowns in da Shed

Theatre Hamish Brooks February 22

As Melbourne prepares for the 2012 Melbourne International Comedy Festival, funny bones will be tickled on February 25 at the Potato Shed.

Temple Bruer Riverland Preservative Free Organic Montepulciano 2011Grapevine: Vegan friendly vino

Food & Wine Jon Helmer February 21

With demand for organic produce growing and growing, it’s not surprising to see more wine companies now wading into this niche market.

Between the WarsFunds for the Anglesea Music Festival

Music Lisette Muratore February 21

A mini music festival is coming up in Anglesea to raise money for the full-sized Anglesea Music Festival later in the year.

Danawa pizza ovenDanawa oven firing up at the festival

Festivals Lisette Muratore February 18

Get ready for the freshest pizzas you have ever tasted, as the Danawa Community Gardens have finished building their pizza oven.

Festival of glass on this weekend

Festivals February 17

The 2012 Festival of Glass will be happening between 10am-5pm on Sunday 19 February 2012 at Drysdale’s Bellarine Basketball Stadium.

The Merry WidowOpera on the lawn

Theatre Ali Deane February 16

As the sun sets over Thirteenth Beach, fine music and theatre appreciators will be able to soak up a one-off concert performance of The Merry Widow.

Forrest Brewing CompanyHonky tonk with Hogbelly Morton’s

Music Lisette Muratore February 15

Hogbelly Morton’s Country Revue are sharing their love of honky tonk with the Forrest Brewing Company this Sunday.

George Calombaris and Stephan McGlynnFood and wine and all things fine

Festivals Luke Griffiths February 15

The Geelong Food and Wine Show has added extra spice with Cats stars Jimmy Bartel and Tom Hawkins set to test their culinary skills against the best.

Viktor Cebergs' Surf DogSurfing Dog unveiled

Art Ali Deane February 15

Sculptor Viktor Cebergs unveiled Surfing Dog last week at the Barwon Health Day Program in Torquay, as part of a new art module.

Head - The BrunetteGrapevine: Head(s)… you win!

Food & Wine Jon Helmer February 14

It’s Valentine’s Day today and you’ve got a choice: is it going to be “The Blonde”, or “The Brunette”?

Farm Food: Marking time with food memories

Food & Wine Tony Le Deux February 14

Memories of food are also important to me. Most often these are family gatherings, but I have many other food memories which mark time in my life.

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