Simon Tedeschi is a Randwick City local, a gracious raconteur with a big smile and ‘one of the finest artists in the world’. He’ll be performing on the 4th of March at Randwick Town Hall He is Australia’s most renowned and sought-after pianist, performing throughout Europe, North America and Asia. Simon makes a welcome return […]
Sydney’s latest must-visit tasting bar is serving something more precious than vintage French bubbles or Japanese whiskey: our natural water supply. H2O: Water Bar is a reflective, glassy glistening installation by Janet Laurence that allows you to sample a variety of water sourced from diverse regions of Australia. Outfitted like an apothecary or laboratory, H2O: Water Bar is […]
Arts Thursday 11th February with Maisy Stapleton traverses theatre design, festivals and spectacular visual arts. Stephen Curtis is one of our most respected designers for theatre and film and in the first of a two-part interview he’ll be discussing the ideas behind his Platform Paper The Designer: Decorator or Dramaturg? […]
On Arts Wednesday 10 February 2016, Sylvia’s special guest was Robert Johnson, Principal Horn with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. Listen to the conversation below: 01 The French Horn 1 Here is Part 1 of the conversation and now for Part 2: This is Part 2 . Now hear Robert play Nocturne Op 35 No 10 […]
Walking around the streets of Sydney over the past few days you may have noticed that there are three very large Monkeys, that have taken up residence outside the Sydney Opera House. Stephen Gilby, Creative Director of Events at the City of Sydney chats with Claudia about Sydney’s vibrant Chinese New Year Festival. sydneychinesenewyear.com […]
Laila Ellmoos joins us at about 10:40 am for Part 2 of our new series, Sydney and Water and this week we talk about Sydney’s earliest water supplies. At 11:00 am, my special guest is Robert Johnson, Principal Horn with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and we explore this wonderful instrument in our ongoing conversations on […]
Let’s Make Cycling Safe in Sydney is a series of Community Service Announcements aimed at addressing the needs of both cyclists and motorists. The series was produced in 2015 with the help of station volunteers with the aim of increasing awareness of how to behave better on the road as well as the options available for […]
‘Talking In Cuban’ (Independent) by Palacio de la Rumba is Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week. The album is a worldly extravaganza where the brassy sounds of an 18 piece big band meets the rhythms and melodies of Cuba. Saxophonist Gai Bryant is the force behind the entire record having been inspired to commence the project […]
Read More… from Album of the Week – ‘Talking In Cuban’ by Palacio de la Rumba
This weekly community billboard is proudly sponsored by the City of Sydney’s Plan for the future – Sydney 2030 – making our city more green, global and connected. […]
Jazz Made in Australia (JMIA) producer/ presenter Paula Langlands is on annual leave but the program is not. JMIA will re-broadcast some special programs over this time. Some of the featured artists to be heard will be soprano saxophonist Gai Bryant and her tribute to Cuba, Clarion Fracturezone with Sandy Evans and Tony Gorman, an […]
Read More… from Jazz Made in Australia with Paula Langlands – Monday 8 Feb 2016
If ever there was a platform to shout your love for your mother, Barnardos Australia’s Mother of the Year Award is definitely the way to do it. In its 21st year of existence, the award recognises the enormous contribution that mums make in our lives and their roles in nurturing children and helping them reach […]
Nkandu Beltz Book launch Date: Friday 19 February 2016 Time: 6:00pm Venue: Dymocks Sydney, 424 – 430 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Cost: $45.00 Enquiries: eventscoordinator@dymocks.com.au Bookings: Ticket prices start from $45.00 per person for AABC Members. Ticket cost includes a copy of the book and a glass of champagne. For more information and to […]
Read More… from ‘Fierce and Fabulous’ Nkandu Beltz. book launch Fri. Feb. 19