Visited Friday 6 September 2019 Reviewed by Rosalind Gustafson An exhibition covering a subject that has no doubt long gone overlooked by many, Songs of Home does a fine job of providing a broad overview of the topic of music in early colonial Australia, with enough details and specifics to keep a viewer immersed in […]
The Australian Army Band (AAB) is offering positions for part-time musicians in Sydney, including one at Victoria Barracks in Paddington. Within an Army Band you have the opportunity to work in ensembles such as a Rock Band, Jazz Ensemble, Big Band, Concert Band, Quintets and Marching Band. These groups perform music that covers the full […]
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Like its namesake, Barbarella Productions brings a fierce ‘Warrior Woman’ attitude in its firm focus on connecting businesses with their ideal customers. “Barbarella Productions supports creatives and entrepreneurs, community groups and organisations in being bolder with their brands,” Barbarella Productions business owner Arielle Nakache explains. “With unrelenting persistence and a generous dose of chutzpah.” In […]
Celebrating 25 years of cutting edge arts and culture in Western Sydney, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre (CPAC) will unveil four new exhibitions this September headlined by special anniversary show One Past Liverpool (28 Sept – 10 Nov). Tapping into CPAC’s history to shape its future, the kaleidoscopic mix of artworks from exciting up-and-coming artists will feature alongside an […]
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2019 Jewish International Film Festival Program Launch: TANGLED TALES OF FAMILY FRICTION: JIFF ANNOUNCES PROGRAM LAUNCH SCREENING The Jewish International Film Festival (23 October – 21 November) will launch its program with the Australian Premiere of The Other Story on Sunday 22 September. Tickets are now on sale for the poignant drama centred on the divide between Israel’s […]
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THE LAVAZZA ITALIAN FILM FESTIVAL CELEBRATES 20TH ANNIVERSARY WORLD PREMIERE OF ‘PROMISED’ STARRING TINA ARENA & PAUL MERCURIO The 20th Lavazza Italian Film Festival celebrates Italian cinema and filmmakers at their very best. With a programme featuring 26 of the best new Italian films from the past year as well as classic cinematic gems, Special Presentations, aperitivo nights, receptions and […]
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FINE FOOD AND WINE IN THE SUNSHINE: PYRMONT FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES FULL PROGRAM Serving up a delectable slice of Pyrmont’s very best food, wine and culture with stunning harbourside views, Pyrmont Festival has announced its full program of culinary celebrations for its ninth annual event, returning from 20 September – 6 October 2019. In 2019, the Festival […]
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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. […]
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Greetings, Eastsiders! My name is Rosalind. I’m just shy of 21 years old and studying a Bachelor of Arts with a major in creative writing and a minor in history at the University of New South Wales. I am currently in the final year of my degree and, as part of completing my major, I […]
TRIBUTE TO AFRO BRAZILIAN CULTURE TAKES OVER MARRICKVILLE For one night only, you are invited to experience a different side of the vibrant Afro Brazilian culture, with an award-winning film, live performances, music and dance. The Addison Road Picture House in Marrickville will host SLAFF’s annual Cine Lounge Fundraiser event on Saturday 17 August 2019, […]
Fusion of Horizons: Australian Architects in Asia (1950s – 80s) Adrian Snodgrass | Peter Muller | Kerry Hill | Alan Gilbert | Made Wijaya Curated by: Dr Amit Srivastava and Dr Cole Roskam Tin Sheds Gallery until 7 September There is still time to catch this free architectural history exhibition, at the Tin Sheds Gallery […]
After a nation-wide search for the greatest jazz artist aged 35 and under, the judges for The Music Trust’s 2019 Freedman Jazz Fellowship, Gai Bryant, Mike Nock and Matt Keegan who are all musicians, composers and educators themselves, have today announced the three finalists from a list of 17 nominees from across Australia. Congratulations to: […]
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