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 […]
Community Billboard 4 – 11 February 2020
Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week: Feb 3- Feb 7
Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week is Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? by Chinatown Slalom. Their debut album ‘Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?’, released without an arduous build-up or slow drip-feed of singles, is a joyous, experimental and enticing welcome into their vibrant world – think the trippy moments of The Beatles meeting […]
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Sydney’s Razor Gang’s True Crime Tour
Uncover Sydney’s best kept secrets of the past – the Razor Gang Wars – as you take a stroll through one of Australia’s oldest historic locations. Marvel at the stories of your knowledgeable guide, and discover the mysteries and intrigues of the Razor Gang Wars. Set off from the meeting point, and amble through […]
John Harkins The Life of Riley Album Launch
Foundry616 is proud to host the launch of John Harkins’ new CD, “Life of Riley” “Life of Riley” is the seventh album from the pianist/composer and his first release since “The Girl Next Door” over three years ago. Since coming to Australia nearly 25 years ago, Harkins, a Chicagoan and a product of the great […]
Office Manager Role @ Eastside Radio
We’re on the look out for our new Volunteer Office Manager here at Eastside Radio. Fixed Term Position: 12-months. Closing Date for Applications: 30th June 2023. This is a flexible 1 day a week volunteer role. Summary Eastside Radio is the community station for the City of Sydney and Eastern Suburbs. Having been on air […]
Review: Grayson Perry Live
Grayson Perry Us & Them @ State Theatre 16th January 2020 Reviewed by Paris Pompor Arriving on stage for his Us & Them show in the most envy-inducing baby-blue clodhoppers Sydney has ever seen outside of Mardi Gras season, Turner-Prize winning potter, tapestry subverter and darling of the British contemporary art scene, Grayson Perry looked […]
Community Billboard 28 January – 4 February 2020
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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Review: Iron In The Blood
Iron In The Blood at City Recital Hall 23rd January 2020 Reviewed by PJ from Dial Afrika “Iron In the Blood” could be regarded as the most revealing portrayal of Britains brutal treatment of their own kind and of the indigenous Aboriginal inhabitants of Australia, in the late eighteenth and into the nineteenth century, recently […]
Arts Wednesday 29 January 2020
Art consultant Anna Groden returns at 10:40 am with Part 4 of multiples and this week the topic is photographs. My special guest at 11:00 am is Dr Ginni Mansberg, making a welcome return to Arts Wednesday. Ginni is a GP who specialises in women’s health, but is best known as the GP on Sunrise […]
Eastside Radio’s Album of the week: Jan 27- Jan 31
Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week is Australeño by Danny G Felix and Malo Malo. Malo Malo is a highly-potent, progressive salsa orchestra based in two countries; Australia & Colombia. Musical leader Danny G Felix, a pianist, trumpeter & composer, divides his time between his home in Sydney where he grew up, & Cali, Colombia […]
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Sydney University’s purpose built galleries open this year
The Chau Chak Wing Museum opens in 2020. It will house the three existing museums of Sydney University – the Nicholson Museum (antiquities), the Macleay Museum (natural history) and the University Art Gallery. Anthony Frater talks to David Ellis, Director of University Museums about the new building, the collections and the future plans of this […]
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Bronze Lands (Tailte Cré-Umha): Review
Sydney Town Hall Organ Recital: January 21 Reviewed by Paula Towers Sydney was recently treated to a non-traditional recital – an immersive, multi-sensory production: lying down on mats on the floor of the dramatic Centennial Hall, people relaxed, soaking up the deep vibrations and sonic textures of the Sydney Town Hall organ. Built in 1890, […]