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Contents include: • Site Map • Boat Directory • Entertainment Schedule • Special Events AWBF_Program A4_v2_Layout 1 16/01/13 11:44 AM Page 2

A VERY SHORT HISTORY OF THE AWBF In 1994, following a visit to the famous Maritime Festival in Brest, France, local yachtsman Andy Gamlin got together with fellow sailors Ian Johnston and Cathy Hawkins to plan a small event on a similar theme for , . What WELCOME FROM began as a social gathering for wooden boat enthusiasts has now grown to be the largest event of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere, attracting 160,000 visitors in 2011. THE PREMIER The guiding principle is still the same: to celebrate our maritime heritage and culture and the enduring beauty of Welcome to Hobart’s magnificent waterfront for wooden boats. We gather every two years (this is the 10th the tenth MyState Wooden Boat Festival. Festival) and welcome visitors from all over the world. The Festival provides an opportunity to marvel at The event continues to grow as more and more people the wooden boats of the past while admiring the recognise the values of community and craftsmanship the craftsmanship displayed in the beautiful wooden Festival embodies. Our magnificent deep-water harbour, our vessels built today. natural environment and genuine Tasmanian hospitality are our strengths and we look to them to carry us forward into All around Hobart’s you will find the the future. ‘old salts’ explaining their crafts and passing on the traditional skills of boatbuilding. You will learn about both the building and maintenance of wooden boats, and also their safe handling while afloat. As an archipelago of over 300 islands, Tasmania has a long, impressive maritime heritage. From the traditional bark canoes Tasmanian Aboriginals used to travel between the islands to the that CONTENT brought the first explorers and European settlers to Van Diemen’s Land. Highlights 3 Wooden boat building was among the first industries to emerge following European Food and drinks 4 settlement in 1803, based initially on construction Amenities 5 of sealing and whaling vessels, and then the larger trading vessels that our growing economy Transport and Parking 5 demanded. This was the birth of Tasmania’s - building industry which has been a significant part General Information 5 of the State’s manufacturing sector ever since. What to See 6 This Festival is one of many high-profile events that the Tasmanian Government is proud to Children’s Program 7 support. The value of events such as this is not Location map 8 only measured in ‘dollar-terms’ but importantly in the contribution they make to our lifestyle and Friday 8 February Schedule 10 community - the ‘liveability’ of our State. Saturday 9 February Schedule 12 In September, as a prelude to the Royal Australian Navy’s 100th anniversary, Hobart will again host Sunday 10 February Schedule 14 many of the world’s tall ships during Tall Ships Monday 11 February Schedule 16 2013 – with the Australian Wooden Boat Festival Inc playing a major coordination role. We look Boat Directory 18 forward to seeing you back then. Sponsors 20 But for now it’s time to enjoy the tenth MyState Australian Wooden Boat Festival – it’s free; it’s fun and it’s friendly, and importantly it’s one of the many great things happening in Tasmania in 2013.

Lara Giddings MP THE MYSTATE AUSTRALIAN Premier WOODEN BOAT FESTIVAL IS A SMOKE FREE EVENT. AWBF_Program A4_v2_Layout 1 16/01/13 11:44 AM Page 3

HIGHLIGHTS 03 Hunter St Exhibitions Explore a fascinating world of history, craftsmanship and knowledge in four linked exhibits. The ‘History of in Tasmania’ explores the long tradition of a proud industry. The ‘Tree to Boat WELCOME FROM WELCOME FROM Exhibition’ explains the unique culture of boat building in Tasmania and the THE CHAIRMAN THE MANAGING ‘Shipwright’s Village’ demonstrates the living crafts and skills of boat building. The ‘Piner’s Punts Exhibit’ OF AWBF, INC. DIRECTOR, looks at the remarkable early history of the West Coast. On behalf of the board of the MYSTATE LTD. Australian Wooden Boat Festival Inc, our members and management MyState V.I.K (Very team, it is my pleasure to welcome For almost 20 years this Festival all of you to the 10th Australian has captured the imagination of Important Kids) Area Wooden Boat Festival. its patrons and the word has spread, not only of the beautiful Set on Hobart’s beautiful Parliament From relatively humble beginnings harbour and proud boating history House Lawns, this is a nautical in 1994, the festival has grown to on display, but of the warm wonderland for children of all ages. become a hugely popular event, hospitality of the Tasmanian See performances from the renowned cherished not just by boat owners community as we welcome Terrapin Puppet Theatre, ‘Swallows and and wooden boat enthusiasts, but exhibitors and visitors alike. Amazons’, Scallywags and more on embraced by the public at large. stage. Brush up on your circus skills, The growth of the festival and its The MyState Australian Wooden listen to vivid storytelling, get your increasing popularity have seen it Boat Festival has grown to picture taken with your Pirate Family, achieve significant world wide become one of the premier have your face painted, watch a street attention. The success of the maritime events anywhere on the artist create a mural or build your own event is due in no small part to globe. The Festival attracts many wooden boat. It’s all here in a leafy, safe the dedication of our band of people to our shores and and comfortable setting perfect for volunteers and to our small showcases Tasmania to the world relaxing with the family. management team, all of them to – as an organisation that be congratulated. champions the cause of our State and its people, MyState is again Thanks also to the Government of delighted to partner with Festival MyState Quick ‘n’ Tasmania through Events organisers to create this Dirty Boat Building Tasmania, for its significant support wonderful celebration of wooden of the festival. Our naming rights boat craftsmanship. Challenge sponsor, MyState, also deserves considerable thanks for the There are many unique and Could you really build a boat in just enormous support it has provided beautiful boats on display, three hours? Would you be game to the event and our organisation. intriguing demonstrations and enough to get into it and race it around We are also grateful to TasPorts for stalls; and with the MyState V.I.K ? Thirteen teams of their generous assistance in the (Very Important Kids) area plus Tasmanian high school kids are going to provision of the Port of Hobart in the MyState Quick ‘n’ Dirty Boat do exactly that, while competing for which the festival takes place; and Building Challenge – there truly excellent prizes in the famous MyState to the Hobart City Council. is something for everyone to Quick ‘n Dirty Challenge. See them experience. work at the new Mawson Skate in I want to convey special thanks to Mawson Place. Boat building starts on To the Festival organisers, the all of those boat owners and their Saturday at noon, followed by painting exhibitors, the patrons, and all crews, who have made such a and decorating on Sunday and the big those that have helped bring this huge effort to be here, particularly race on Monday. those who have travelled from Festival to life; congratulations interstate and overseas. They all and thank you. contribute to what is undoubtedly Market going to be a significant spectacle! John Gilbert Managing Director, Tasmania produces some of the world’s Finally, a warm welcome to all MyState Ltd. finest seafood from the cold clear visitors to the festival and in waters of our island state. Here’s your particular those who have crossed chance to try some straight from the the Bass Strait to be with us; I am fishing boats in Hobart’s . sure you will enjoy the festival and Crayfish, salmon, scallops and oysters – our local hospitality! it’s all here from Mures, the famous Fish Punts, Fish Frenzy and other popular Steve Knight local seafood traders. Chairman of AWBF, Inc. AWBF_Program A4_v2_Layout 1 16/01/13 11:44 AM Page 4

HIGHLIGHTS ENJOY YOUR DAY Parade of Sail Food & Drink It wouldn’t be a Tasmanian event without brilliant food and drink and Said to be the most stunning sight you can see you’ll be able to sample the cooking of more than 40 specialist on the , the traditional Parade of vendors with a wonderful range of specialties from the traditional to Sail that begins the MyState Australian Wooden the exotic. Call in to the Festival Food Court in front of Princes Wharf Boat Festival will bring together more than 300 No.1 for comfortable seating and a range of Tasmanian delicacies. wooden vessels, from mighty tall ships to luxury Join us at the Seafood Market in the Mures car park for all the best cruisers, sleek racing to wooden , from the Southern and sample the spice and fire of converging on Sullivans Cove for the 2013 event. Indonesian cooking in the Indonesian Village. Just need a bottle of There are great viewing points all along the water? Hook one up from the wandering Hartz Cartz and help waterfront. Expect to see the fleet approaching support the MyState Australian Wooden Boat Festival. from around 1:30pm on Friday 8 February. Catch the farewell Sail Past from 3:00pm on Monday 11 February, as we salute the 175th anniversary of Festival Bars the Royal Hobart Regatta. With all this excitement, you could be forgiven for needing a rest and a cool drink. Step in to the Wooden Boat Tavern on Elizabeth Street Pier for the best in Tasmanian beers, wines and ciders, with good The Indonesian Village food and entertainment in the heart of the fun and a waterfront view One of our closest neighbours has a long and of the Kings Pier Marina. There’s also a Festival bar located in the proud history of wooden ship building, Maritime Marketplace at Princes Wharf No.1, handy for meeting navigation and exploration. Indonesian friends or swapping yarns over a cold Cascade beer. fishermen almost certainly visited Australia before the first Europeans arrived and the Parliament House Lawns tradition of wooden boat building continues to this day. We are proud to welcome two boat During the day, this heritage city park is transformed into the MyState builders from the island of Sulawesi in the V.I.K (Very Important Kids) Area, with a huge range of activities and Strait, who will demonstrate their entertainment for children and parents. You can bring your own skills. The Indonesian Consulate General and picnic (but no alcohol in this area, please) and spread a blanket on the local Indonesian community help to bring the grass. After dark, the atmosphere shifts a gear when the Indonesian food, dance, music and artefacts to enormously popular Royal Australian Navy Band of Tasmania gets the Festival for a fascinating look at this ancient into the groove for a pair of swinging concerts on Saturday and culture. Sunday nights. Admission is free, so arrive early for a 6:30pm start.

The Maritime Hunter Street Exhibition Theatre Presented by the Tasmanian Seafood Industry Council in cooperation Marketplace with the Maritime Museum of Tasmania, the ‘ in Tasmania’ explores the long tradition of seamanship and wooden The redecorated Princes Wharf No.1 Shed is boats and looks at the future of our great seafood industry. The ‘Tree the venue for this array of more than 50 traders to Boat Exhibition’ explains the unique culture of boat building in and exhibitors dedicated to all things maritime. Tasmania, inextricably linked to our ancient temperate forests. The See boats being built, listen to expert speakers ‘Shipwright’s Village’ demonstrates the living crafts and skills and see product demonstrations all day long in traditional in the world of wooden boats and the ‘Piner’s Punts the Marketplace Theatre to learn about the Exhibit’ looks at the remarkable history of the West Coast and the practical skills you need to build or restore a 1000 year-old Huon Pine. You’ll also hear from and meet our wooden boat. Don’t miss the unique display of international guest speakers and specialist presenters. Vintage Wooden Surfboards, a new exhibition presented with the help of the Maritime Museum of Tasmania curator Liz Adkins and Huon Theatre some of our legendary hard-core ‘surfies’. Not only do we produce some of the world’s finest seafood, we also prepare it with skill and flair. Watch internationally famous master chef Tetsuya Wakuda prepare exotic specialties, follow ABC Guest Speakers cookbook author Sally Wise through her wonderful recipes and From , USA, Great Britain and watch some of Tasmania’s ‘Top Gun’ chefs demonstrate on stage in a mainland Australia come some of the most setting that will remind you of your favourite cooking shows – but it’s respected and admired sailors in the world. the real thing! Completely free admission, comfortable seating and Meet and listen to lively talks from long- the occasional taste of fresh Tassie seafood – what could be better? distance sailors Lin and Larry Pardey, designer John Welsford, Iain Oughtred expert Alec Maritime Marketplace Theatre Jordan, Aage Nielsen specialist Tom Kiley, adventure sailor Kaci Cronkhite and maritime Ever dreamed of building your own wooden boat? Want to see how journalist Bruce Stannard among others. it’s done? Renovating your own boats and looking for that special tool All talks are free to the public in the Hunter or finish? The Maritime Marketplace is the place to be for a series of Street Exhibition Theatre, the Huon Aquaculture workshops and talks with specialist suppliers and fellow boat builders. Theatre and the Marketplace Theatre. And if you don’t mind catching the occasional wave, be sure to catch the legendary Ronnie McCulloch and some of his Old School Surfie guests for a fond look back at Tasmanian surfing through the years. Don’t miss the display of classic boards going back to 1890. AWBF_Program A4_v2_Layout 1 16/01/13 11:44 AM Page 5

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or Metro Bus at Franklin Wharf The consumption of alcohol is Amenities opposite the MONA terminal. Park all permitted only in licensed areas. These Over the very large Festival site, which day for a small fee at the Queens include bars, restaurants and cafes stretches from Hunter Street to Domain next to the Cenotaph and within the Festival site, the Wooden , you’ll find numerous take a short stroll downhill to the Boat Tavern on Elizabeth Street Pier and public toilets, first aid stations, Festival entrance in Hunter Street. the Marketplace Bar in Princes Wharf changing rooms and ATMs These are Please note that all vehicle access No.1 Shed. You are not permitted to well signposted, but if you need help, (except for public transportation) to carry alcohol out of licensed areas and just ask a Festival Volunteer (in the Hunter Street, the Mures Car Park and you may not consume alcohol except bright t-shirts and fluoro vests) or call Franklin Wharf will be closed on all in these areas. If you ignore this rule, in to the Main Information Tent for Festival days. you may be subject to on-the-spot directions. Amenities are also listed on fines by Tasmania Police. Please help us the Festival Map on pages 8-9. to keep the Festival site clean and safe Find a Boat by Doing the Right Thing – place your If you are looking for a particular boat, rubbish in the marked bins. If you see Help & Information or want to know where a friend has something that you think may be Our Main Information Tent is located berthed, there are several ways you unsafe, please report it to the nearest directly in front of the Marine Board can look it up. Pick up an Official Festival Volunteer or to the Main Building on Franklin Wharf. Go there Festival Program for a complete listing Information Tent in Franklin Wharf. for details of all events and exhibitions, of all registered boats by name, with a directions to find a particular boat, map to help you find them. Call in to help with special needs or lost the Main Information Tent on Franklin Festival Tours children. There is a smaller Wharf or the Information Kiosk in the Want to know more? If you are Information Kiosk in the Festival Food Festival Food Court for help. Pick up interested in a guided tour of the Court near Princes Wharf No.1 Shed. your iPad, iPhone, Android or other MyState Australian Wooden Boat There are maps posted all around the smart phone and log on to Festival, you can join a walking tour Festival site and you can use your australianwoodenboatfestival.com.au with an expert guide for a small fee. We smart phone to find answers at You don’t have to download an guarantee you’ll come away knowing australianwoodenboatfestival.com.au. application – the full AWBF website is more than you did when you started! Pick up an Official Festival Program available in mobile format, so you can Bookings are limited: call Hobart for handy maps, directions and look up any boat and find the Walking Tours on 0413 383 207. program listings. location, owner’s name, construction, history and other details of interest, including photographs. Cruises Transport & Parking If you want to see one of these Our friends at Metro Tasmania have beautiful ships…designed to do, join a made traveling easy on the weekend, Warnings cruise on the Enterprize, Lady Nelson, with free bus services from all parts of The MyState Australian Wooden Boat the Windeward Bound, Yukon, or the the city. Pick up a Metro timetable at Festival cares about your safety and mighty James Craig. Sailing times and their office in . security while you are visiting us. ticket prices vary. Check at the Main There’s convenient parking at many Sometimes, it is necessary to restrict Information Tent for details, or Hobart City Council car parks – see access to certain areas such as wharves, approach the ship’s crew directly. their website for details. There is no pontoons or bridges to allow for boat public parking at all on the Festival movements or to maintain safe loading site, with the exception of strictly limits. Please cooperate with Festival Sea Plane Flights limited disabled access and Volunteers and staff if you are asked to Fancy a bird’s eye view of the largest permanent permit holders. You can move – it’s for your own safety. The wooden boat festival in the Southern drop off passengers or pick up in Festival is a Smoke Free Event. Please Hemisphere? This is a sight you will Morrison Street, or catch a taxi, coach observe the No Smoking signs until never forget and it’s available for a you are well away from the Festival site. surprisingly affordable price. Visit the good people at Tasmanian Air Adventures (the office is located on Hours and Schedule the Festival site at Macquarie Wharf The MyState Australian Wooden Boat Festival runs from Friday 8 February to One) for details and schedule, or call Monday 11 February, 2013. Monday is a local public holiday, Hobart Regatta Day. 1300 359 822. The Festival will be opened officially by the Premier of Tasmania at 11:00 am on Parliament House Lawns on Friday 8 February. Operating hours vary with location: HMAS Sydney Venue Fri. 8 Feb Sat. 9 Feb Sun. 10 Feb Mon. 11 Feb She may be built of BHP pine, but this mighty warship is an honoured guest Main Information Tent 9am-9pm 9am-9pm 9am-9pm 9am-4pm of the MyState Australian Wooden MyState Very Important Kids 11am-4pm 11am-4pm 11am-4pm 11am-4pm Boat Festival. The Royal Australian Festival Food Court 11am-8pm 10am-8pm 10am-8pm 10am-3pm Navy is celebrating Navy Week and they are here in strength to show you Maritime Marketplace 12-6pm 9am-6pm 9am-6pm 9am-3pm how they play their important role in The Seafood Market 11am-9pm 10am-9pm 10am-9pm 10am-3pm protecting Australia’s shores and Hunter Street Exhibitions 12-9pm 10am-9pm 10am-9pm 10am-3pm lending assistance when it is most desperately needed. Visit them at Indonesian Village 11am-9pm 10am-9pm 10am-9pm 10am-3pm Macquarie Wharf No.1 for a whole Parliament Lawn Concerts 6:30-9pm 6:30-9pm range of activities on Saturday and The Wooden Boat Tavern 11am-11pm 11am-11pm 11am-11pm 11am-2:30pm Sunday, Feb 9-10. AWBF_Program A4_v2_Layout 1 16/01/13 11:44 AM Page 6

WHAT’S TO SEE? Feature vessels Workskills Franklin Village Don’t miss the special guests of the Building There is a new wind blowing in the MyState Australian Wooden Boat little town of Franklin on the Festival – our feature vessels for this Follow the lads from Workskills as picturesque Huon River south of year. Some are back to see us again, they complete their three Gloucester Hobart. An idea is taking shape with including the mighty iron-hulled Gull on the Festival site. These the help of many heads and hands, to James Craig, with its special beautiful rowing dories are graceful see an old river port reborn into a Tasmanian connections and the and versatile and make a perfect work centre for the building , conservation replica ship Enterprize, well-known as project for a small team of apprentice and preservation of wooden boats. the ship that founded the city of boat builders. Watch them come Franklin village comes to town for the Melbourne. The Rhona H is down together in Mawson Place. MyState Australian Wooden Boat from Launceston and the historic ferry Festival - meet the people making it Cartela is celebrating her 100th year. happen and organisations like the Our own tall ships, Lady Nelson and Mission Afloat Wooden Boat Centre and the Living Windeward Bound are with us, of Take up an invitation for a gentle row Boat Trust that are promoting it. course, and open for inspection daily. around the MyState Australian The lovely Julie Burgess is attending Wooden Boat Festival for a waterside her first wooden boat festival after a view of this great event. Join the crew Indonesian Village two-year restoration and she’s pretty at Constitution Dock. as a picture. First-time feature vessels From the ancient sea-trading shores include Yukon, a Danish fishing boat of the Makassar Strait come two converted for a family’s Irish Boat Building highly-skilled Indonesian boat circumnavigation that’s already seen builders, Haj Mahmuddin Tanribali and them cross the Atlantic and Pacific - Mawson Place Pak Anhar Kuttir, along with real oceans and the extraordinary Indonesian fishing boats shipped out The West Coast of Ireland has some Notorious, one man’s ambitious specially for the Festival. Watch these of the harshest conditions and furious project to build and sail a replica 15th craftsmen demonstrate the traditional weather in Europe, but the fishermen Century Portuguese – the sort art of wooden boat building while you and traders who live there have for of ship that carried the earliest are enjoying a colourful slice of centuries relied on tough little boats European explorers to the Far East. Indonesian art, music, dance and food made from not much more than presented by the Tasmanian sticks and canvas. The traditional Irish Indonesian community. is still built and we are Tree to Boat privileged to have an experienced Exhibition builder, Mark Redden, with us all the Art Exhibitions way from Barcelona in Spain, where This four-handed show takes just 45 he lives with his Spanish partner. Mark Two excellent shows are part of the minutes to explain why Tasmania has will complete a currach on the Festival MyState Australian Wooden Boat always been of such high importance site and launch it on Monday 11 Feb. Festival. ‘Water Ways’ is a major in the world of wooden ship building. The traditional design has inspired exhibition with a $2000 prize for Listen to a forester, a saw miller, a boat builder Ian Johnston’s Quick ‘n’ original work on a theme of water and designer and a boat builder tell the Dirty Boat Building Challenge to adopt oceans. It is presented in the fascinating story of how a standing a new design. magnificent Long Gallery at the tree is chosen, felled, milled and built Salamanca Arts Centre by the Art into a living boat that might give Society of Tasmania. In the service for 100 years or more. Check The Fishermen’s Masterpiece Gallery in Hunter Street, program listings on page 10-17 for celebrated marine artist Bill Mearns show times. Village will show a stunning collection of his finest pieces, renowned for their Project leader Julian Harrington, of exacting detail and authenticity. the Tasmanian Seafood Industry Shipwright’s Village Council has worked with the Maritime Tasmania still has a significant boat Museum of Tasmania, the Channel building and boat restoration industry, Heritage Museum, Mures Fishing and Maritime anchored by a score of specialist boat industry veterans to assemble an Marketplace builders and shipwrights. See them excellent display on the history and demonstrate the traditional crafts that practice of Tasmanian fishing. From From nautical books to brass propellers, use skilled hands, ancient methods the sturdy wooden boats and the wood working tools to marine ply and specialist tools to make the hard-working families that built the finishes, you’re bound to find beautiful wooden boats that draw us industry, to the sustainable future of something you have been looking for all together. Tasmanian fishing, here’s a chance to here. And it’s not just retail therapy – get a remarkable insight into a major there’s an interesting program of talks, part of our island story. demonstrations and workshops along with colourful displays of Fazackerley dinghies, wooden surfboards, class racing dinghies and more. And lying just alongside at the wharf you’ll find the glorious James Craig. AWBF_Program A4_v2_Layout 1 18/01/13 4:44 PM Page 7

The MyState V.I.K (Very Important Kids) Area at Parliament House Lawns will come to life with WHAT’S JUST FOR KIDS family fun and entertainment 07 Swallows and Social Circus TO SEE? Amazons Tasmania The Living Boat Trust and AWBF, Inc. Circus is for everyone! No matter Model Boats present a full-length play inspired by what age or ability there is something the works of Arthur Ransom, the for everyone to learn and enjoy. Thousands of hours of celebrated English children’s author. Facilitated by Christian Parr and Staja painstaking labour have gone Follow John and Susan, Titty and Hobsbawn of Social Circus Tasmania, into these superb hand-crafted Roger, Nancy and Peggy as they you can learn to hula hoop, spin plates models, ranging from elegant make the horrid Captain Flint walk or become a juggling pro. There’s no to working tugs and the gang plank! On stage at the cost: just roll up and get involved. everything else in between. MyState V.I.K (Very Important Kids) Marvel at the detail and Area at Parliament House Lawns. workmanship of these amazing pieces and talk to the people Jamin who make them. The display Contemporary Artist is located in the Waterside Scallywags Pavilion at Mawson Place, An original play by our own Daryl Watch the mural take shape with next door to Mawson Skate. Peebles entertains the kids while talented street artist Jamin on the Admission is free. getting across an important message nozzles. Colourful, creative and about water safety for all the young inventive, you will be amazed at his ones. Roll up at the main stage for a techniques and artistry. Vintage Wooden 40-minute show with plenty of action and laughter. See program Surfboards listings for performance times. Storytelling Area A great display of more than Join veteran story teller Phil Rush as 30 original boards from the he weaves mesmerising children’s earliest days of Tasmanian MyState Quick ‘n’ stories or borrow a book from the surfing to the present day. outdoor library and create your own Hark back to your own surfing Dirty Boat Building family storytelling session. Here you days with yarns from the 60s Challenge can encourage your young readers and 70s and re-live those long, to discover the world of books and carefree summers on the Watch a record 13 teams of the imagination. beach. See the display in the Tasmanian high school kids build and Maritime Marketplace in launch their own boats in a contest Princes Wharf No.1 against the clock. Building starts at 12 noon Saturday and continues on Fabulous to the exciting finale in Constitution Face Painting Royal Australian Dock on Monday afternoon. Located at Mawson Skate in Mawson Place. It wouldn’t be a Festival if we didn’t have a face painter, and we’ve got Navy Band two! Bring the little ones along to be It’s the rocking-est military transformed into their favourite band you’ve ever heard and it’s Terrapin Puppet animals or cartoon characters. a full concert delivered in a Theatre – ‘Boats’ beautiful setting. Join us on Parliament House Lawns for a ‘Boats’ is a story about a man called The Woodcraft Guild summer evening concert Jof, told by his friend Nic. The two of under the stars, absolutely free. them are life-long friends and sailors. Yes, you can build your own wooden Bring a blanket, bring a hamper They meet through bizarre boat, right here at the MyState and spread out on the grass, circumstances involving a chicken, a Australian Wooden Boat Festival. but do get there early for a deserted island and a sombrero. It is Purchase your materials, borrow a 6:30 start on Saturday 9 and a story of two mariners fleeing their few tools and let the skilled hands at Sunday 10 February. past and embracing adventure. It’s the Woodcraft Guild show you how also a production by the award- it’s done. And you get to take it home! winning Terrapin Puppet Theatre RAN Heritage which has toured worldwide. Brilliant theatre for young and old alike. Where’s Wally? Display Can your little one find a Mermaid, a It’s Navy Week and we’re very Pirate Family Sea Captain and a Pirate roaming the pleased to have the blue-water wider Festival? I they can, and they sailors with us. Stop in to the Photographs return their completed score card to Maritime Marketplace for an Have your family photo taken in the table, they will go home with an interesting display of Royal swashbuckling style with our pirate excellent prize. Call in to the Main Australian Navy memorabilia. cut-outs, just for fun. Hold still, look Information Tent in Franklin Wharf to Open daily 9:00am to 6:00pm. straight at the camera and say: get started. “AAARGGHHH ME HEARTIES!” AWBF_Program A4_v2_Layout 1 16/01/13 11:44 AM Page 8

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FRIDAY 8 FEBRUARY OPENING DAY

Tom Kylie - 'Aage Neilsen Designs' On the Water Boat Building - Marketplace Theatre, Princes Wharf Buses depart for Kettering and Traditional Irish Boat Building - artist and One - 4:00pm Woodbridge 7:00am from Franklin Wharf builder Mark Redden creates a currach. Tales of Fishing and Farming Oysters' - Mawson Place 12:00 noon - 4:00pm Passengers board tall ships for Parade of Des Whayman - Exhibition Theatre, Sail at Kettering and Woodbridge 8:00am Shipwright's Village - traditional skills Hunter Street - 4:00pm and craft demonstrations - Hunter Street The Tasmanian Salmon Industry Success Early bird arrivals and docking 12 noon - 6:00pm 9:00am - 2:00pm Story' - Dr Adam Main, TSGA - Exhibition The Wooden Boat Guild - children's Theatre, Hunter Street - 5:00pm Parade of Sail assembles at the John model boats - MyState V.I.K (Very Garrow Light 12:30pm Lin & Larry Pardey - 'Creating the Important Kids) Area , Parliament House Unstoppable Cruising Boat' - Marketplace MV Egeria leads the Parade of Sail to Lawns 11:00am - 4:00pm Theatre, Princes Wharf One - 5:00pm Sullivans Cove arriving 1:30 - 2:30pm Traditional Wooden Boats of Makassar Kaci Cronkhite - 'When a Cowgirl Sails the Dock crews attend to berthing Boats - Indonesian Village, Franklin Wharf World' - Huon Aquaculture Theatre, Afloat 2:00 - 5:00pm - 2:00pm - 6:00pm Constitution Dock - 5:00pm Tall Ship sailings - Lady Nelson, Workskills - Gloucester Gull Dory Project John Welsford - 'Small Boat Design' Windeward Bound, Yukon and Enterprize - Mawson Place - 12:00 noon - 4:30pm - Huon Aquaculture Theatre, Constitution offer ticketed sailings each afternoon/ Firebug Sailing Dinghies - NZ builder Dock - 6:00pm evening from Elizabeth Street Pier South. Peter Tait and the Lindisfarne Sailing See individual boat crew for details. Club build and race Firebugs – Maritime Marketplace - 12 noon - 6:00pm Exhibitions Children The 's Village' presented by Tasmanian Seafood Industry Council Official Festival Opening with the Talks & Presentations - Exhibition Row, Hunter Street Premier of Tasmania - Parliament House From Tree to Boat' presentation. Exhibition - 11:00am - 6:00pm Lawns at 11:00am. Features performers Theatre, Hunter Street - 1:00pm and participants in the MyState V.I.K Wooden Boat Building and Restoration' - (Very Important Kids) Area Protecting the Hull of Your Wooden Denman Marine - Maritime Marketplace, Boat' - Marketplace Theatre, Princes Princes Wharf One - 12:00 noon - 6:00pm Storytelling with Phil Rush - Story Teller's Wharf One - 1:00pm Corner - MyState V.I.K Area (Parliament Franklin Village and Yukon - Franklin House Lawns) 11:00am How to Build a Wooden Boat' - Marketplace Wharf - 11:00am - 9:00pm Theatre, Princes Wharf One - 2:00pm Swallows and Amazons' performance Home-made: Surfing in Tasmania' - Main Stage - MyState V.I.K Area Wooden Boat Builders of Triabunna' - - surf boards and surfing history from (Parliament House Lawns) Cliver Perrymen - Exhibition Theatre, the 1890s to the present.- Maritime 12:00 noon and 2:00pm Hunter Street - 2:00pm Marketplace, Princes Wharf One - 12:00 noon - 6:00pm Scallywags' performance - Main Stage Alec Jordan - 'Ian Oughtred Designs' - MyState V.I.K Area (Parliament House - Marketplace Theatre, Princes Wharf Fazackerley Dinghies - Maritime Lawns) 1:00pm and 3:00pm One - 3:00pm Marketplace, Princes Wharf One - 12:00 noon - 6:00pm Throughout the day: face painting, Sustainable Tasmanian ' - Abel Tasman and model boats with the Dr. Caleb Gardner, IMAS - Exhibition Four Foot Twos Display - Henry Jones Woodcraft Guild to 4:00pm Theatre, Hunter Street - 3:00pm Art Hotel Atrium, Hunter Street 11:00am - 9:00pm

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Model Boats Collection - Waterside Pavilion - 12:00 noon - 7:00pm Food & Drink Devonport Maritime Museum and The Wooden Boat Tavern, Elizabeth St 11 the Julie Burgess - Franklin Wharf Pier. Fully licensed 11:00am - 11:00pm, SPECIAL - 11:00am - 9:00pm meals served 11:00am - 8:00pm The Marketplace Bar, Princes Wharf One Water Ways' Art Exhibition - Long - fully licensed, open 12:00 noon - 6:00pm Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre, Salamanca Place - 9:00am - 6:00pm Festival Food Court, Princes Wharf One EVENTS Official opening 12:00 noon - 25 Tasmanian food and beverage stalls - 11:00am - 8:00pm Opening Bill Mearns - Marine Artist. Official Festival Opening with the Premier Seafood Market, Mures Car Park Masterpiece Gallery, Hunter Street of Tasmania - Parliament House Lawns at - speciality seafood vendors and - 10:00am - 6:00pm 11:00am. Features performers and beverages - 11:00am - 9:00pm Piners Punt Display - Exhibition Row, participants in the MyState V.I.K (Very Hunter Street 11:00am - 7:00pm Franklin Wharf traders - ice creams, Important Kids) Area coffee and more - 11:00am - 9:00pm Shipwright's Village demonstrations Indonesian street food - Indonesian Registration - Exhibition Row, Hunter Street Village, Franklin Wharf - 11:00am - 9:00pm Boat Owner's Registration - - 11:00am - 7:00pm Cooking demonstrations and master Wooden Boat Tavern, Elizabeth Street Pier The Indonesian Village - culture, music classes - Huon Aquaculture Theatre, - 8:00am - 6:00pm and tourism - 2:00pm - 9:00pm Constitution Dock - 12:00 noon - 4:00pm Sea Plane Flights Maritime Museum of Tasmania, Tasmanian Wine tastings and Cider Sea Plane Flights - Tas Air Adventures, 16 Argyle Street - special exhibitions Sampling - Wooden Boat Tavern, Macquarie Wharf One - 8:00am - 5:00pm. 9:00am - 5:00pm Elizabeth Street Pier - DAILY Bookings 1300 359 822 Class Dinghies - Maritime Marketplace, Princes Wharf One - 12:00 noon - 6:00pm Guided Walking Tour Rowing Tasmania - Historic Wooden Festival Guided Walking Tours - bookings Rowing Shells - Maritime Marketplace call 0413 383 207. Meet at Main - 12:00 noon- 6:00pm Mawson Information Tent, Franklin Wharf Skate Welcome Get-Together Music & Mawson Skate is the latest Welcome Get-Together for Boat Owners & Friends - Wooden Boat Tavern, Elizabeth addition to the waterfront Entertainment Street Pier - 6:30 - 8:30pm attractions at Hobart’s Sullivans The Foley Artists - Wooden Boat Tavern, Cove. A high-tech polymer Elizabeth St Pier - 12:00 noon - 2:00pm skating surface replicates the feel Peace and Plenty - Wooden Boat Tavern, and texture of real ice – without Elizabeth St Pier - 2:00pm - 4:00pm the refrigeration plant. We’re grateful to Mawson Skate for Blue Mosquitos - Wooden Boat Tavern, donating the use of the facility for Elizabeth St Pier - 4:00pm - 6:00pm the Quick ‘n’ Dirty Boat Building Irish Session Musicians - Wooden Boat Challenge on Saturday, Sunday Tavern, Elizabeth St Pier - 6:00pm - 8:00pm and Monday. After our junior boat builders have cleared away their Basil the Rat - - Wooden Boat Tavern, gear each afternoon, Mawson Elizabeth St Pier - 8:00pm - 10:00pm Skate re-opens for business with Roving Performers - Joe May, special offers for Festival-goers. Sea Shanty, Very Long John Silver, See the ticket booth for details. Buskers - ALL DAY

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SATURDAY 9 FEBRUARY DAY 2

How to Build a Wooden Boat' - On the Water Boat Building Marketplace Theatre, Princes Wharf One Model Boats afloat - Constitution Dock Traditional Irish Boat Building - artist and - 2:00pm builder Mark Redden creates a currach. - 10:00am - 7:00pm Alec Jordan - 'Ian Oughtred Designs' - Mawson Place - 10:00am - 4:00pm Guinness Book of Records Kayak Launch Marketplace Theatre, Princes Wharf One Shipwright's Village - traditional skills Attempt - Royal Hobart Regatta - 10:00am - 3:00pm and craft demonstrations - Hunter Street Innovative Research in the Seafood Mission Afloat - free boat rides - - 10:00am - 6:00pm Industry' - Australian Maritime College - Constitution Dock - 10:00am - 5:00pm The Wooden Boat Guild - children's Exhibition Theatre, Hunter Street - 4:00pm model boats - MyState VIK (Very Traditional Wooden Race - Surfing the Couch': surfer and surfing Regatta Point start line - 11:00am - Important Kids) Area , Parliament House Lawns - 10:00am - 4:00pm historian Mick Lawrence in conversation finish at Princes Wharf 11:30am - Marketplace Theatre, Princes Wharf MyState MyState Quick ‘n’ Dirty Boat Sculling races - Pennicott Wharf - 11:00am One - 4:00pm Building Challenge - Mawson Place Climate Change and the Marine Derwent Skiffs - rowing trials - Pennicott - Competition start at 1:00 pm Environment' - Dr Greta Pecl (IMAS) - Wharf - 2:00pm - 3:00pm Traditional Wooden Boats of Makassar Exhibition Theatre, Hunter St - 5:00pm Tall Ship sailings - Lady Nelson, - Indonesian Village, Franklin Wharf - 10:00am - 6:00pm Lin & Larry Pardey - 'Adventures That Windeward Bound, Yukon and Enterprize Shaped Our Lives' - Huon Aquaculture offer ticketed sailings each afternoon/ Workskills - Gloucester Gull Dory Project Theatre, Constitution Dock - 5:00pm evening from Elizabeth Street Pier South. - Mawson Place - 9:00am - 4:30pm See individual boat crew for details. Kaci Cronkhite - 'Finding PAX: Mystery & Love in an Old Wooden Boat' Talks & - Huon Aquaculture Theatre, Children Presentations Constitution Dock - 6:00pm Terrapin Puppet Theatre - 'Boats' The History of the Fazackerley Dinghies’ – performance - Main Stage - MyState V.I.K Peta Knott. Marketplace Theatre 10:00am Exhibitions Area (Parliament House Lawns) - 11:00am From Tree to Boat' presentation. The Fisherman's Village' presented by Storytelling with Phil Rush - Story Teller's Exhibition Theatre, Hunter Street Tasmanian Seafood Industry Council Corner - MyState V.I.K Area (Parliament - 11:00am and 2:00pm - Exhibition Row, Hunter Street House Lawns) - 1:00pm Choosing the Right Engine for Your - 10:00am - 6:00pm Swallows and Amazons' performance Wooden Boat' - Marketplace Theatre, Wooden Boat Building and Restoration' - - Main Stage - MyState V.I.K Area Princes Wharf One - 11:00am Denman Marine - Maritime Marketplace, (Parliament House Lawns) Bruce Stannard - 'Saving the Wandering Princes Wharf One - 9:00am - 6:00pm - 12:00 noon and 3:00pm Albatross?' - Exhibition Theatre, Hunter Street - 12:00 noon Franklin Village and Yukon - Franklin Scallywags' performance - Main Stage Wharf - 10:00am - 9:00pm - MyState V.I.K Area (Parliament House Tom Kylie - 'Aage Neilsen Designs' - Lawns) - 2:00pm Marketplace Theatre, Princes Wharf One Home-made: Surfing in Tasmania' - surf - 12:00 noon boards and surfing history from the 1890s Throughout the day: face painting, Abel to the present.- Maritime Marketplace, Protecting the Hull of Your Wooden Tasman, model boats with the Woodcraft Princes Wharf One - 9:00am - 6:00pm Boat' - Marketplace Theatre, Princes Guild, Jamin street art, Pirate Family Wharf One - 1:00pm Photographs, Social Circus to 4:00pm Fazackerly Dinghies - Maritime DVD Launch - Gary Kerr -'Crayfishing Marketplace, Princes Wharf One in Tasmania' Exhibition Theatre, - 9:00am - 6:00pm Hunter Street - 3:00pm WINA FREE PASSAGE ON A TALL SHIP We have an extraordinary prize to give away – the adventure of a lifetime aboard the HM Bark Endeavour, a working replica of James Cook’s famous ship, operated by the Australian National Maritime Museum. Join your ship in late September 2013 for a seven-day cruise into Sydney Harbour for the Royal Australian Navy’s International Fleet Review. Details and entry forms from the Main Information Tent. AWBF_Program A4_v2_Layout 1 16/01/13 11:44 AM Page 13

Four Foot Twos Display - Henry Jones The Ballad of - Art Hotel Atrium, Hunter Street Wooden Boat Tavern, Elizabeth Street - 9:00am - 9:00pm Pier - 2:00pm - 4:00pm 13 Model Boats Collection - Waterside The Foley Artists - Wooden Boat Tavern, SPECIAL Pavilion - 10:00am - 7:00pm Elizabeth Street Pier - 4:00pm - 6:00pm Devonport Maritime Museum and the Peace and Plenty - Wooden Boat Tavern, Julie Burgess - Franklin Wharf Elizabeth Street Pier - 6:00pm - 8:00pm - 10:00am - 9:00pm EVENTS Royal Australian Navy Band - free Water Ways' Art Exhibition - Long concert, Parliament House Lawns - Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre, 6:30pm - 8:00pm Unveiling Salamanca Place - 9:00am - 6:00pm Eating the Moon - Wooden Boat Tavern, The Fishermen's Memorial - Unveiling of a Bill Mearns - Marine Artist. Elizabeth Street Pier - 8:00pm - 10:30pm permanent memorial to Tasmanians lost at Masterpiece Gallery, Hunter Street sea. Victoria Dock - 11:00am - 10:00am - 6:00pm Roving Performers -Big Monkey, Sisongke, Joe May, Gilbert & Sullivan Society, Book Launch Piners Punt Display - Exhibition Row, Very Long John Silver, Hobart Old Time Geoff Heriot - 'In the South' Hunter Street - 10:00am - 7:00pm String Band, Boaters, Union Choir, - Wooden Boat Tavern - 11:00am Verandah Coots on Water - ALL DAY Shipwright's Village demonstrations - Exhibition Row, Hunter Street Dinghy Race - 10:00am - 7:00pm Food & Drink Traditional Wooden Dinghy Race - Prize giving by HE the Governor of Parbuckling Demonstration - Breakfast at the Wooden Boat Tavern - Tasmania - Wooden Boat Tavern Constitution Dock, Franklin Wharf hot breakfast and excellent coffee - 12:30pm - 10:00am - 4:00pm - 8:00am - 10:00am The Indonesian Village - culture, music The Wooden Boat Tavern, Elizabeth St DVD Launch and tourism - 10:00am - 6:00pm Pier. Fully licensed 11:00am - 11:00pm, Gary Kerr - 'Wooden Ships and Stockmen' meals served 11:00 - 8:00pm - aboard MV Cartela, Elizabeth Street Pier Maritime Museum of Tasmania, - 1:00pm 16 Argyle Street - special exhibitions The Marketplace Bar, Princes Wharf One - 9:00am - 5:00pm - fully licensed, open 11:00am - 6:00pm Guided Walking Tour Class Dinghies - Maritime Marketplace, Festival Food Court, Princes Wharf One Festival Guided Walking Tours - Princes Wharf One - 9:00am - 6:00pm - 25 Tasmanian food and beverage stalls bookings call 0413 383 207. Meet at - 10:00am - 8:00pm Main Information Tent, Franklin Wharf Open Day - Mission to Seafarers, the Flying Angel Centre, 31 Morrison Street Seafood Market, Mures Car Park - Sea Plane Flights - 10:00am - 4:00pm speciality seafood vendors and Tas Air Adventures, Macquarie Wharf One - beverages - 10:00am - 9:00pm Rowing Tasmania - Historic Wooden 8:00am - 5:00pm. Bookings 1300 359 822 Rowing Shells - Maritime Marketplace Franklin Wharf traders - ice creams, - 9:00am - 6:00pm coffee and more - 11:00am - 9:00pm Old Sea Dogs Official opening of a brilliant photographic Indonesian street food - Indonesian Village, exhibition by Tasmanian photographer Franklin Wharf - 10:00am - 9:00pm Music & Andy Wilson. Stunning photography and Cooking demonstrations and master great yarns about the characters that Entertainment classes - Huon Aquaculture Theatre, haunt our local waterways. Wooden Boat Sea Shanty - Wooden Boat Tavern, Constitution Dock - 11:00am - 4:00pm Tavern, Elizabeth Street Pier, 5:30pm Elizabeth St Pier - 10:00am - 12:00 noon Tasmanian Wine tastings and Cider Theatre Sampling - Wooden Boat Tavern, Blue Mosquitos - Wooden Boat Tavern, Indigo Theatre presents ‘Journey to Elizabeth Street Pier - DAILY Elizabeth St Pier - 12:00 noon - 2:00pm Dreams - a Tasmanian Marine Adventure’ - Franklin Wharf - 8:30pm Times and locations may vary for all sorts of reasons. Check the daily chalkboard programs around the Festival site or call into the Main Information Tent for updates.

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SUNDAY 10 FEBRUARY DAY 3

Wooden Boat Builders of Triabunna' - On the Water Boat Building Cliver Perrymen - Exhibition Theatre, Model Boats afloat - Constitution Dock Traditional Irish Boat Building - artist and Hunter Street - 3:00pm - 10:00am - 7:00pm builder Mark Redden creates a currach. How to Build a Wooden Boat' - Mawson Place - 10:00am - 4:00pm Sculling races - Pennicott Wharf - 11:00am Marketplace Theatre, Princes Wharf One Shipwright's Village - traditional skills - 3:00pm Derwent Skiffs - rowing trials - Pennicott and craft demonstrations - Hunter Street Tales of Fishing and Farming Oysters' - Wharf - 2:00pm - 3:00pm - 10:00am - 6:00pm Des Whayman - Exhibition Theatre, Tall Ship sailings - Lady Nelson, The Wooden Boat Guild - children's Hunter Street - 4:00pm Windeward Bound, Yukon and Enterprize model boats - MyState VIK (Very Cleaning Up Marine Debris in the offer ticketed sailings each afternoon/ Important Kids) Area , Parliament House Southwest' Mat Bell and Dave Wyatt - evening from Elizabeth Street Pier South. Lawns - 10:00am - 4:00pm Exhibition Theatre, Hunter Street See individual boat crew for details. MyState Quick ‘n’ Dirty Boat Building - 5:00pm Model Boats - night trials - Challenge - Mawson Place Alec Jordan - 'Ian Oughtred Designs' - Constitution Dock - 9:00pm - 9:00am - 4:30pm Marketplace Theatre, Princes Wharf One - 4:00pm James Craig - Afternoon Sail Traditional Wooden Boats of Makassar - - Princes Wharf - 2:00 - 4:00pm. Indonesian Village, Franklin Wharf Lin & Larry Pardey - 'Storm Tactics' - Bookings (02) 9298 3888 or on board - 10:00am - 6:00pm Huon Aquaculture Theatre, Constitution Workskills - Gloucester Gull Dory Project Dock - 5:00pm - Mawson Place - 9:00am - 4:30pm Alec Jordan - 'The St. Ayles Skiffs Children Movement' - Huon Aquaculture Theatre, Scallywags' performance - Main Stage Talks & Constitution Dock - 6:00pm - MyState V.I.K Area (Parliament House Lawns) - 11:00am and 3:00pm Presentations Exhibitions Swallows and Amazons' performance - The History of the Fazackerley Dinghies’ - The Fisherman's Village' presented by Main Stage - MyState V.I.K Area Peta Knott. Marketplace Theatre - 10:00am Tasmanian Seafood Industry Council - (Parliament House Lawns) - 12:00 noon From Tree to Boat' presentation. Exhibition Row, Hunter Street Storytelling with Phil Rush - Story Teller's Exhibition Theatre, Hunter Street - 10:00am - 6:00pm Corner - MyState V.I.K Area (Parliament - 11:00am and 2:00pm Wooden Boat Building and Restoration' - House Lawns) - 1:00pm Surfing the Couch': surfer and surfing Denman Marine - Maritime Marketplace, historian Mick Lawrence in conversation Terrapin Puppet Theatre - Princes Wharf One - 9:00am - 6:00pm - Marketplace Theatre, Princes Wharf 'Boats' performance - Main Stage One - 11:00am and 2:00pm Franklin Village and Yukon - Franklin - MyState V.I.K Area (Parliament House Wharf - 10:00am - 9:00pm Lawns) - 2:00pm Boating Weather and the Bureau of Meteorology website' - Mal Riley - Home-made: Surfing in Tasmania' - Throughout the day: face painting, Abel Marketplace Theatre, Princes Wharf One surf boards and surfing history from Tasman, model boats with the Woodcraft - 12:00 noon the 1890s to the present.- Maritime Guild, Jamin street art, Pirate Family Marketplace, Princes Wharf One Garry Kerr - 'Crayfishing in Tasmania' - Photographs, Social Circus to 4:00pm - 9:00am - 6:00pm Exhibition Theatre, Hunter St - 12:00 noon Fazackerly Dinghies - Maritime Marketplace, Princes Wharf One - Protecting the Hull of Your Wooden 9:00am - 6:00pm Boat' - Marketplace Theatre, Princes Wharf One - 1:00pm

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Four Foot Twos Display - Henry Jones The Ballad of Matthew Brady - Art Hotel Atrium, Hunter Street Wooden Boat Tavern, Elizabeth Street - 9:00am - 9:00pm Pier - 4:00pm - 6:00pm 15 Model Boats Collection - Waterside Blue Mosquitos - Wooden Boat Tavern, SPECIAL Pavilion - 10:00am - 7:00pm Elizabeth Street Pier - 6:00pm - 8:00pm The Indonesian Village - culture, music Royal Australian Navy Band - and tourism - 10:00am - 6:00pm. free concert, Parliament House Lawns Devonport Maritime Museum and - 6:30pm - 8:00pm EVENTS the Julie Burgess - Franklin Wharf The Mulligan Buoys - Wooden Boat - 10:00am - 9:00pm Tavern, Elizabeth Street Pier Live Broadcast Water Ways' Art Exhibition - Long - 8:00pm - 10:00pm ABC 936 - Outside Broadcast with Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre, Roving Performers -Big Monkey, Sisongke, Chris Wisbey - Constitution Dock Salamanca Place - 9:00am - 6:00pm Joe May, Gilbert & Sullivan Society, - 10:00am - 12:00 noon Bill Mearns - Marine Artist. Masterpiece Very Long John Silver, Hobart Old Time Gallery, Hunter Street - 10:00am - 6:00pm String Band, Boaters, Union Choir, Guided Walking Tour Verandah Coots on Water - ALL DAY Festival Guided Walking Tours - Piners Punts Display - Exhibition Row, bookings call 0413 383 207. Meet at Hunter Street - 10:00am - 7:00pm Main Information Tent, Franklin Wharf Shipwright's Village demonstrations Food & Drink - Exhibition Row, Hunter Street Breakfast at the Wooden Boat Tavern - Sea Plane Flights - 10:00am - 7:00pm hot breakfast and excellent coffee - 8:00am - 10:00am Sea Plane Flights - Tas Air Adventures, Parbuckling Demonstration - Macquarie Wharf One - 8:00am - 5:00pm. Constitution Dock, Franklin Wharf The Wooden Boat Tavern, Elizabeth St Bookings 1300 359 822 - 10:00am - 4:00pm Pier. Fully licensed 11:00am - 11:00pm, meals served 11:00am - 8:00pm Maritime Museum of Tasmania, Theatre 16 Argyle Street - special exhibitions The Marketplace Bar, Princes Wharf One Indigo Theatre presents ‘Journey to - 9:00am - 5:00pm - fully licensed, open 11:00am - 6:00pm Dreams - a Tasmanian Marine Adventure’ - Franklin Wharf - 8:30pm Class Dinghies - Maritime Marketplace, Festival Food Court, Princes Wharf One Princes Wharf One - 9:00am - 6:00pm - 25 Tasmanian food and beverage stalls Open Day - Mission to Seafarers, the - 10:00am - 8:00pm Flying Angel Centre, 31 Morrison Street Seafood Market, Mures Car Park - - 10:00am - 4:00pm speciality seafood vendors and Rowing Tasmania - Historic Wooden beverages - 10:00am - 9:00pm Rowing Shells - Maritime Marketplace Franklin Wharf traders - ice creams, - 9:00am - 6:00pm coffee and more - 11:00am - 9:00pm Indonesian street food - Music & Indonesian Village, Franklin Wharf - 10:00am - 9:00pm Entertainment Cooking demonstrations and master Sea Shanty - Wooden Boat Tavern, classes - Huon Aquaculture Theatre, Elizabeth St Pier - 10:00am - 12:00 noon Constitution Dock - 11:00am - 4:00pm The Foley Artists - Wooden Boat Tavern, Tasmanian Wine tastings and Cider Elizabeth St Pier - 12:00 noon - 2:00pm Sampling - Wooden Boat Tavern, Eating the Moon - Wooden Boat Tavern, Elizabeth Street Pier - DAILY Elizabeth Street Pier - 2:00pm - 4:00pm

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MONDAY 11 FEBRUARY FINAL DAY

Scallywags' performance - Main Stage - On the Water MyState V.I.K Area (Parliament House Talks & James Craig - Morning Sail - Lawns) - 1:00pm Presentations Princes Wharf - 9:00am - 1:00pm. Storytelling with Phil Rush - Story Teller's Bookings (02) 9298 3888 or on board John Welsford - 'Small Boat Design' - Corner - MyState V.I.K Area (Parliament Marketplace Theatre, Princes Wharf One Model Boats afloat - Constitution Dock House Lawns) - 2:00pm - 10:00am - 9:00am-1:30pm Throughout the day: face painting, Surfing the Couch': surfer and surfing Classic Wooden Power Boat Display - Abel Tasman, model boats with the historian Mick Lawrence in conversation Royal Hobart Regatta Grounds, Queens Woodcraft Guild, Jamin street art, - Marketplace Theatre, Princes Wharf Domain - 10:00am - 11:00am Pirate Family Photographs, Social Circus One - 11:00am Classic Wooden Power Boat Race - MyState V.I.K (Very Important Kids) Area Alec Jordan - The St Ayles Skiff departs Regatta Grounds 11:00am, closes 3:00pm Movement - Marketplace Theatre finish Sullivans Cove - 12:00 noon Irish Traditional Currach Launch - Boat Building Protecting the Hull of Your Wooden Constitution Dock - 12:00 noon Traditional Irish Boat Building - artist and Boat' - Marketplace Theatre, Princes Wharf One - 1:00pm Workskills Launch - builder Mark Redden creates a currach - Constitution Dock - 12:30pm Mawson Place. Launch in Constitution From Tree to Boat' presentation. Dock - 12:00 noon Exhibition Theatre, Hunter St - 11:00am MyState Quick ‘n’ Dirty Boat Building Challenge - Official Launch and Race - Workskills - Gloucester Gull Dory Project Bruce Stannard - 'Saving the Wandering Constitution Dock - 2:30pm - Mawson Place - Launch in Constitution Albatross?' - Exhibition Theatre, Hunter Dock - 1:00pm Street - 12:00 noon Closing Sail Past - led by MV Egeria from Sullivans Cove to Regatta Point - 3:30pm Shipwright's Village - traditional skills and craft demonstrations - Hunter Street Tall Ship sailings - Lady Nelson, Windeward - 10:00am - 2:00pm Exhibitions Bound, Yukon and Enterprize offer ticketed The Fisherman's Village' presented by sailings daily from Elizabeth Street Pier The Wooden Boat Guild - children's Tasmanian Seafood Industry Council - South. See individual boat crew for details. model boats - MyState VIK (Very Important Kids) Area , Parliament House Exhibition Row, Hunter Street James Craig - Evening Fireworks Cruise Lawns - 10:00am - 3:00pm - 10:00am - 3:00pm - Princes Wharf - 7:30pm - 10:00pm. Wooden Boat Building and Restoration' - Bookings (02) 9298 3888 or on board MyState Quick ‘n’ Dirty Boat Building Challenge - Mawson Place from 9:00am. Denman Marine - Maritime Marketplace, Parade 2:00pm. Launch in Constitution Princes Wharf One - 9:00am - 2:00pm Children Dock at 2:30pm. Franklin Village and Yukon - Franklin Wharf - 10:00am - 3:00pm Swallows and Amazons' performance Traditional Wooden Boats of Makassar - - Main Stage - MyState V.I.K Area Indonesian Village, Franklin Wharf Home-made: Surfing in Tasmania' - (Parliament House Lawns) - 11:00am - 10:00am - 3:00pm surf boards and surfing history from the 1890s to the present.- Maritime Terrapin Puppet Theatre - Marketplace, Princes Wharf One 'Boats' performance - Main Stage - - 9:00am - 2:00pm MyState V.I.K Area (Parliament House Lawns) - 12:00 noon Fazackerly Dinghies - Maritime Marketplace, Princes Wharf One - 9:00am - 2:00pm AWBF_Program A4_v2_Layout 1 16/01/13 11:44 AM Page 17

Four Foot Twos Display - Henry Jones The Foley Artists - Wooden Boat Tavern, Art Hotel Atrium, Hunter Street Elizabeth St Pier - 1:00pm - 2:00pm - 9:00am - 3:00pm Joe May, Gilbert & Sullivan Society, 17 Model Boats Collection - Waterside Very Long John Silver, Hobart City SPECIAL Pavilion - 10:00am - 3:00pm Pipe Band, Verandah Coots on Water - 11:00am - 2:00pm The Indonesian Village - culture, music and tourism - 10:00am - 3:00pm. The Piper's Lament - Closing Ceremony - Constitution Dock - 3:00pm EVENTS Devonport Maritime Museum and the Julie Burgess - Franklin Wharf - 10:00am - 3:00pm Food & Drink Guided Walking Tour Water Ways' Art Exhibition - Long Breakfast at the Wooden Boat Tavern - Festival Guided Walking Tours - Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre, hot breakfast and excellent coffee bookings call 0413 383 207. Meet at Salamanca Place - 9:00am - 3:00pm - 8:00am - 10:00am Main Information Tent, Franklin Wharf Awards Presentation. The Wooden Boat Tavern, Elizabeth St Sea Plane Flights Bill Mearns - Marine Artist. Pier. Fully licensed 11:00am - 2:00pm, Masterpiece Gallery, Hunter Street meals served 11:00am -2:00pm Sea Plane Flights - Tas Air Adventures, - 10:00am - 6:00pm Macquarie Wharf One - 8:00am - 5:00pm. The Marketplace Bar, Princes Wharf One Bookings 1300 359 822 Piners Punt Display - Exhibition Row, - fully licensed, open 11:00am - 2:00pm Hunter Street - 10:00am - 3:00pm Festival Food Court, Princes Wharf One Closing Ceremony Shipwright's Village demonstrations - 25 Tasmanian food and beverage stalls MyState Australian Wooden Boat Festival - Exhibition Row, Hunter Street - 10:00am - 3:00pm Closing Ceremony - Bridges open, Piper's - 10:00 - 3:00pm Lament, Sail Past to Regatta Point - 3:00pm Seafood Market, Mures Car Park - Parbuckling Demonstration - speciality seafood vendors and Constitution Dock, Franklin Wharf beverages - 10:00am - 3:00pm - 10:00 - 1:30 pm Franklin Wharf traders - ice creams, Maritime Museum of Tasmania, coffee and more - 11:00am - 3:00pm 16 Argyle Street - special exhibitions Indonesian street food - - 9:00am - 5:00pm Indonesian Village, Franklin Wharf Class Dinghies - Maritime Marketplace, - 10:00am - 3:00pm Princes Wharf One - 9:00am - 3:00pm The Great Tasmanian Chowder Open Day - Mission to Seafarers, the Challenge - Tasting and Judging - Flying Angel Centre, 31 Morrison Street Huon Aquaculture Theatre - 11:00am - - 10:00am - 4:00pm 12:30pm. Awards 1:30pm. Rowing Tasmania - Historic Wooden Cooking demonstrations and master Rowing Shells - Maritime Marketplace classes - Huon Aquaculture Theatre, - 9:00am - 3:00pm Constitution Dock - 12:00 noon - 4:00pm Tasmanian Wine tastings and Cider Sampling - Wooden Boat Tavern, Music & Elizabeth Street Pier - 11:00am - 2:00pm Entertainment Blue Mosquitos - Wooden Boat Tavern, Elizabeth St Pier - 10:00am - 12:00 noon Sea Shanty - Wooden Boat Tavern, Elizabeth St Pier - 12:00 noon - 2:00pm

Times and locations may vary for all sorts of reasons. Check the daily chalkboard programs around the Festival site or call into the Main Information Tent for updates.

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Just like Tasmanian weather, our list of registered boats can change at any time. For the very latest information, please check our mobile website at www.australianwoodenboatfestival.com.au. Call into the Main Information Tent BOAT DIRECTORY 2013 on Franklin Wharf for the most recent details, or help in finding a particular boat. BOATS AFLOAT Boat Name Dock Location Boat Name Dock Location Boat Name Dock Location Abel Tasman CDF 17 Daisy Belle VDH 1 Jacaranda CDMAW 18 Acacia CDDAV 19 Derwent Guppy CDF 17 James Craig PW1 23 Achernar II KF4 11 Deseado FEAST 12 Janus D12 FP 13 Admiral WMD 22 Diablito FP 13 Jezebel CDF 17 Ajax FP 13 Diomede 11 KF3 10 Jezebel CDF 17 Alcairo KPWN 6 Discovery II CDF 17 Jezebel KF4 11 Alcheringa KPWN 6 DJV VDH 1 J-Lee M KSWN 4 Allecat WMD 22 Dorothy Fay VDH 1 Julianna VDH 1 Allegro CDF 17 Double Dutch 2 CDF 17 Julie Burgess FP 13 Altmor KPWN 6 Duet KPWS 7 Juliene KSWS 5 Amazing Grace EWN 14 Egeria Jumbuck CDF 17 Ambitious WMD 22 Eight Bells KPWN 6 Ka Ora KSWS 5 Annella VDH 1 Elf KF1 8 Kathleen CDMAW 18 Anodyne CDFP 16 Emeritus 2 KSWN 4 Kathleen Del Mar VDH 1 Apache FP 13 Emily Jane EWN 14 Kelpie KF1 8 April Rose VDH 1 Emma KF3 10 Kelpie KPWS 7 Argo CDDAV 19 Enterprise CDDAV 19 Kelvin KSWS 5 Aurora CDMAW 18 Enterprize EWS 20 Kiella KPWN 6 Avon VDH 1 Erica FP 13 Kintail KF1 8 Aziza CDFP 16 Erik KSWS 5 Kitty Hawk CDFP 16 Balia KSWS 5 Erin CDF 17 Koamnina EWN 14 Bardoo EWN 14 Erin Lass EWN 14 Kyeema KPWN 6 Benito KF3 10 Fare Thee Well KF1 8 Ladrone EWN 20 Billy FP 13 Farewell KF2 9 Lady Daphne KPWN 6 Black Pearl WMD 22 Fidelis KF3 10 Lady Nelson EWS 20 Bob CDFP 16 Fleetwing WMD 22 Lahara KF1 8 Brigadoon KF1 8 Flemingo KSWS 5 Landfall KF4 11 Britannia KF2 9 Franklin Marine Knockabout CDFP 16 Latura KF2 9 Brolga KF4 11 Freyja KPWS 7 Leatherwood CDF 17 Brooke CDFP 16 Friendly Light FEAST 12 Legend FP 13 Bue Leah VDH 1 George VDH 1 Leofleda KF4 11 Cadence KSWS 5 Georgina FP 13 L'Hirondelle EWN 14 Camille KF1 8 Glenshiel VII CDF 17 Lipa Lipa CDF 17 Camira Of Hobart KPWS 7 Gloria Of Hobart KF4 11 Little Wing CDFP 16 Capella Il KF3 10 Gnome FP 13 Love and War KF3 10 Capricornia WMD 22 Goudie VDH 1 Lueena WMD 22 Cardinal Puff KF1 8 Granuaile EWN 14 Luna EWN 14 Carefree KF1 8 Grebe CDF 17 Lyndenne VDH 1 Carina CDDAV 19 Grenada VDH 1 Mad Mel KF4 11 Carolyn KPWN 6 Gryphon KF2 9 Magellan KF3 10 Caroma KF1 8 Gypsy KF1 8 Malekula EWN 14 Carousel KF2 9 Hawaiki KSWS 5 Mallana FEAST 12 Cartela EWS 20 Henry II CDFP 16 Malohi KF1 8 Casablanca ESW 20 Hinemoa CDDAV 19 Manureva ESW 15 Cecil Cutbush CDF 17 Hoana KF1 8 Maori Lass KF2 9 Ceffyl Dŵr WMD 22 Holger Danske KF3 10 Marama KF1 8 Charlie Dory CDF 17 Huntsman EWN 14 Marguerite FP 13 Chill'n Out CDF 17 Huon Hunter CDMAW 18 Marie Of Myall KF3 10 Chinook CDMAW 18 Huon Mistress CDF 17 Mary Clare CDF 17 Clara KF2 9 Ibis VDL 2 Masterpiece KPWN 6 Cliodhna KSWS 5 Indian Summer CDF 17 May Queen CDMAW 18 Cloudchaser CDMAW 18 Inga CDFP 16 Melida CDMAW 18 Combank FP 13 Intrepid CDMAW 18 Maybe EWN 14 Coot CDF 17 Iris CDFP 16 Memories VDH 1 Crusade EWN 14 Isis FEAST 12 Mercury VDH 1 Cynecia CDMAW 18 Island Vertue KF2 9 Meridian CDF 17

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Hunter St Pride Hunter St Andrew B Hunter St Hallora Franklin North Proto Hunter St Anne-Marie PW1 Happy Jack Hunter St Puffin One Franklin South Anona Franklin South Helen Mary PW1 Punt Hunter St Archaise Hunter St Helga Hunter St Queen of Connemara Franklin South Auks Franklin South Henry II Hunter St Rachael Kate Hunter St Ayla Hunter St Highlander Franklin South Rhythm PW1 Baby Franklin South Hope Franklin North Richmond Hunter St Baby's Cradle Waterside Imagine Franklin South Rina Franklin South Bailey Franklin North Ineke Franklin North RJF PW1 Billy Boat Franklin North Jacqui PW1 Ro PW1 Boobook Hunter St Joy Franklin South Indonesian Bramble Hunter St K1 'Touring' Hunter St Scout Boat Indonesian C.D.H. Franklin North Kalimera Franklin South Seaspray Too PW1 Carlton Park Surfboat Hunter St Kathleen Franklin North Skua Franklin South Carpe Diem PW1 KC Franklin North Snug Franklin North Cats Cradle Franklin South Kelso Franklin South Southern Eagle Franklin South Chalma J.J. Franklin South Kiandra II Hunter St Spindrift Franklin South Charlee Hunter St Kismet II Franklin South Stumpie Franklin North Coast Guard Dulux Franklin North La Perouse Franklin South Susan Franklin North Cormac Hunter St Indonesian Swiftsure 2 Franklin South Darce PW1 Larus Franklin North Tampa Hunter St Deb Franklin South Li'll Nipper PW1 Teepookana Franklin South Deja Vu Franklin North Li'll Reg 2 Franklin South The Clinker Hunter St Dexterity Franklin North Lipa Lipa Indonesian The Duke Franklin North Dolores Franklin North Little Chook PW1 The Gift Hunter St Dolphin PW1 Little Toot Franklin South The Owl PW1 Dr Smellie's Boat Franklin South Manuel Franklin North The Trout Hunter St Egeria Tender PW1 Manuka Franklin North Tiddler PW1 Eltin Ronan Franklin South Marigold PW1 The Mayfly PW1 Emma Waterside Mavis Pearl Franklin South Tradition Franklin North Eximious II Waterside Meow PW1 Tralfamadore Franklin South Expedition Sport Hunter St Miss Ally Franklin South Tredahl Hunter St Fair Wind Franklin North Model Chaser PW1 Untitled PW1 Fancy Free Hunter St Nimble Franklin South Valaeme Franklin North Fazackerley PW1 Not The Tardis Franklin North Velella Franklin North Fazackerley PW1 Omen Franklin North Wee Boat Franklin North Fazza PW1 Ornen Franklin North Wind lass Franklin South Femme-Galante Franklin South Oy 298 Franklin South Workskills 1 Franklin South Fishy Hunter St Indonesian Workskills 2 Franklin South Gene Anne Hunter St Peanut Franklin South Workskills 3 Franklin South Ghillie Callum PW1 Percy Franklin South Wren Franklin North Gloucester Gull Dory Franklin South Petite Vite Franklin South AWBF_Program A4_v2_Layout 1 16/01/13 11:44 AM Page 20

PRINCIPAL SPONSOR GOLD SPONSORS

SILVER SPONSORS

NAMING RIGHTS SPONSOR MyState Australian Wooden Boat Festival 2013 is supported by the Commonwealth through the Australia- Institute of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

BRONZE SPONSORS

THANKS TO - ABC 936 - Afloat Magazine - Alistair McRae - Andrew Walker - Andrew Wilson - Andy Gamlin - Annette Ritchie - Artemis Publishing - Australia Indonesia Institute - Barbara Murphy - Bellerive Club - Ben Maris - Brand Tasmania - Brent Burgess - Bronwyn Long - Bruce Stannard - Bruny Island Cheese Company - - Cathy Hawkins - CGU Insurance - Chris Palmer - Clarence City Council - Colin Denny - Colin Finch - Consulate General of Indonesia (Melbourne) - Daryl Peebles - David Hunt - Dean Marks - Denman Marine - Destination Southern Tasmania - Devonport City Council - Dobson Mitchel & Allport - Events Tasmania - Fishy Business - Fleur Ritchie - Flippers Fish Punt - Flying Colours - Geoff Lucas - Geoff Pickard - Government House Tasmania - Graeme Hunt - Hobart City Council - Hobart Indonesian Society - Huon Aquaculture - Ian Johnston - Incat - Jahan Paterson-Ware - JDdesign - Jim Bonham - John Sutcliffe - John Aalders - Kelvin Aldred - Kerry Cullen - Lindisfarne Sailing Club - Living Boat Trust - Liz Adkins - Mako Fish Punt - Margaret Griggs - Marine & Safety Tasmania - Maritime Museum of Tasmania - Mawson Skate - Metro Tasmania - Michael Goodwin - Michelle Pettit - Mission Afloat - Mures Fishing - MyState Ltd. - Nadine Partington - National Maritime Museum - Neil Cameron - Nigel Reeves - Norglass - Paula Catchpole PR - Peta Knott - Peter Bennett - Peter Benson - Peter Higgs - PlyCo Pty Ltd - Prince of Wales Bay Marina - Roscoe & Cheryl Barnett - Royal Australian Navy - Royal Hobart Regatta Association - Royal Hobart Yacht Club - Salamanca Arts Centre - Sam & Allison Loney - Smeg Appliances - South Australian Wooden Boat Festival - Southern Cross Television - Spotlight Hobart - Steve Knight - Stewart Edwards - Stuart Harris - Sunderland Marine - Tas Vacations - Tasmanian Air Adventures - Tasmanian Fine Ice Cream - Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery - Tasmanian Sail Training Association - Tasmanian Seafood Industry Council - TasPorts - The Fish Man - The Fork in the Road Mitre 10 - The Good Guys - - Tim Oxley - Tim Phillips - Tony Nicholls - Tony Parker - Tourism Tasmania - Trout Guides and Lodges Tasmania - Wooden Boat Centre - Wooden Boat Guild - Workskills Australia