4th March
Wombarra Sculpture Garden is open
11th March
Special FRED SMITH Film & Contact Night
Tin Shed Café Thirroul Screening of Bougainville Sky followed by a solo concert $12.00 364 Lawrence Hargrave Drive, Thirroul, 2515 Phone for bookings 4268-0009
4th March
Wollongong Conservatorium Auditorium & Grounds. Murphy¹s Avenue, Keiraville.
The Conservatorium invites the people of Wollongong & their guests
to
beautiful Gleniffer Brae in the Botanic Gardens to enjoy live music& refreshments.
This is our regular concert on the first Saturday of each month www.wollconmusic.nsw.edu.au
Short Sited Film Festival
Fig Lawn Wollongong Botannical Gardens, films from 7.30pm
Visit http://www.homebrewed.com.au/ for information regarding the 2006 Homebrewed short film competition entry close 21st July 2006 and for the lastest news.
Mikelangelo and the Black Sea Gentlemen CD launch. The Heritage Hotel, Bulli. leaflet
1/4_inch is honoured to present an event which will feature a combination of local, interstate and international artists performing live in Wollongong.This concert is a rare opportunity to catch KK.NULL, one of Japans premiere noise artists live and in the flesh. KK.NULL is renowned for his collaborations with artists such as Z'EV, CHRIS WATSON, DANIEL MENCHE, KEIJI HAINO, SEIICHI YAMAMOTO, JON ROSE, BILL HORIST, PHILIP SAMARTZIS, ALEXEI BORISOV, ZBIGNIEW KARKOWSKI, JAMES PLOTKIN, JIM O'ROURKE, FRED FRITH, JOHN ZORN to name a few, 100+ CD Releases, as guitarist and singer of the progressive hardcore trio ZENI GEVA and as an artist creating thought provoking, progressive and vital music. Seriously, don't miss this guy.
29th March
CLASS CLOWNS 2006 Wollongong's funniest minors in a majorly funny showcase! Class Clowns is a national comedy competition for students in years 9-12. Held at the IPAC they will take part in an afternoon workshop and then a live, public showcase performance that evening.
For more information and a pack contact:
Anne-Louise Rentell ph 4226 3699 ext 110 or email to arentell@merrigong.com
Sydney Arts Management Advisory Group (SAMAG) is a not-for-profit organisation which was formed by a number of arts professionals to create awareness, sensitivity, knowledge and skills required of Directors and Managers of arts organisations through the presentation of seminars by arts and business people for my information visit SAMAG or email to kirstin.ryan@arts.usyd.edu.au
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