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Tractor Attoo RACTOR ATTOO 2012 T15 SEPTEMBER 2012 An Edinburgh inspired Tattoo combined with the playing of a musical Tractor Fireworks - Face Painting - Craft Activities - Photographic Exhibition Tractor Machinery Display - Food Stalls - ‘Gathering of the Tractors’ Parade See inside..... Tractor Tattoo 2012 - Free Main Event Kingaroy and District Vintage Machinery Club Rally Other Tractor Tattoo 2012 events in September BRING YOUR CHAIR/BLANKET TO A FREE ARTS AND CULTURAL FAMILY EVENT In Front of Town Hall Kingaroy South Burnett Queensland CLICK HERE to go to 4pm - 8pm website :www.southburnett.qld.gov.au/web/guest/tractortattoo CLICK HERE to go to Program website Assemblage 4:00pm There once was a farm tractor and it was transformed. But why and how? Make sure you are at the forecourt from the beginning to reserve your seat for the TRACTOR TATTOO 2012. Fun for the family with exhibitions, entertainment and children’s activities. Tinkering 6:00pm Experience the Tattoo of events, arriving in and out of the stages. Be impressed by the talent in the region, feel a shiver down your spine from the lone piper and keep an eye out for that Tractor! Revving it up 7:00pm Feel the rhythm, the horsepower of the showpieces and the show getting louder and louder. Sense the atmosphere leading into the unveiling of the ‘beast’. Unleashing of the ‘Beast’ Be excited by what you are about to see, never seen in the world before, a ‘beast’ of percussion, a musical tractor that will be owned by it’s instrumentalists. Tractor Music for this section was composed by Peter Rankine and the Tractor designed and built by Steve Langton. Tractor Tattoo 2012 is a community arts and cultural project based around an event featuring the transformation of an old tractor into a playable musical instrument and the composition of an original piece of music for that event and a month of visual arts projects across the region. Funding for the musical instrument and composition component of the project has been provided by the Regional Arts Fund, Australia Council for the Arts and Arts Queensland. A tractor is synonymous with a rural area whether you are a farmer, a tree changer or a child at school. Tattoo was chosen as the Edinburgh Tattoo is famous worldwide for its musical performance (a musical performance is a part of the project) and tattoos are also an art form. 4:00pm Town Hall 6:00pm Stage South Burnett Regional Council Library & Exhibition 7:00pm i Information, First Aid & Security Control Tent Road Closed Glendon Street Road Closed Legend Food i Information Toilets Area Disabled Access Playground Building Emergency Evacuation point Emergency No Access Area Evacuation Point CLICK HERE Stage Map to go to Please note: This map is not to scale website and to be used as a guide only CLICK HERE to go to With thanks to: website Performers Kingaroy and District Machinery Club Thank you to the following performers for donation of the Tractor and Parts for tirelessly rehearsing for the event in Phillip Hodgins their busy performing schedule. “Rural Affairs’ Poem used in the • Blackbutt Singers composition with permission • Caledonian Pipe Band Geoff Missingham • Kingaroy State High School “Intractable Tractor” story used in Percussion Ensemble part in the performance • Kingaroy State High School Stage John Tully Band “Moanin’ in the Gloamin” story used • Kingaroy State High School Choir in-part in the performance • Kingaroy State School Stage Band Audrey Moustoukas • Murgon State School Band “Mum’s Driving Disaster” story used • Nanango Theatre Company in-part in the performance • Sing Australia Duncan Rackemann • South Burnett Chorale “Sometimes you need a Firearms • South Burnett Youth Choir Licence to Start a Tractor” used in • Susan Dowdle Dance Studio part in the performance • Wondai and District Band Volunteers • Wondai State School Band of Tractor Tattoo 2012 Watch Tractor Tattoo 2012 REPEAT ‘Great South East’ ‘Great South East’ 5:30pm, Channel 7 11:30am, Channel 7TWO Sunday 9th September Saturday 15th September Gathering of the Tractors Make sure you stop by the performance and spot your community tractor! See the ‘Gathering of the Tractors’, a project brought to you by South Burnett Arts Inc. for the community. All of these tractors have been decorated by community groups to be judged for $1000 thanks to Stanwell Corporation Limited. Vintage Tractor Rally Program Saturday 15th & Sunday 16th 9:00am - 4:00pm 9:00am - 12:00pm FEATURING: 100 YEARS OF HOWARD, ROW CROP TRACTORS, AND RONALDSON TIPPET ENGINES • Grand Parade • Slow Tractor Races • Balancing Beam • Cranky Handle Race • Belt Pully Competition • Sled Pulling • Whip Cracking • Corn Cracking • Hay Rides • Ploughing REPEAT Kumbia Sportsground ‘Great South East’ Bunya Highway, Kumbia 11:30am, Channel 7TWO Entry $5 Saturday 15th September CLICK HERE to go to Children U’16 Free website Gathering of the Tractors Kingaroy and District Machinery Club VINTAGE TRACTORS, CARS, STATIONARY ENGINES, VINTAGE TRUCKS, BIKES & DRAFT HORSES CLICK HERE Time Event Details Where to go to 10am Jumping Ant Arts A Multi-layers mixed media Kingaroy Art Gallery, website Inc. Tea and Tractors exhibition about shared 128 Haly Street, Exhibition creative responses. Kingaroy Opening Open during month of 1 September From 10am A Yarn Bombed See the 1939 Alice Chalmers Kingaroy Art Gallery, Tractor Tractor covered in collectively 128 Haly Street covered in colourful yarn by Kingaroy 1 -30 community groups. 10pm-4pm Tractor Centric Featuring models of Tractors Wondai Heritage daily Display and a 1907 FORD poster of Musuem, Mackenzie 1-30 Tractors Street, Wondai See website Bloomin Beautiful A festival celebrating the Town of Blackbutt Blackbutt Festival agricultural, creative, country and historical assets of Blackbutt. 1-9 www. bloominbeautifulblackbuttfestival.com.au 7pm Butt Art & Friends The exhibition opening night Council Customer of Culture Tractor includes entertainment, light Service Centre Tattoo Art Exhibition refreshments and local wine Hart Street, Blackbutt 3 Opening for just $8.00 See website Nanango Country See website for details: www. Nanango Showgrounds, 6-9 Music Muster nanangoshowsociety.com Cairns Street, Nanango 6pm Exhibition Opening Featuring Robyn Dower’s Wondai Art Gallery, 40 featuring artwork and a magnetic jigsaw Haly Street, Wondai Robyn Dower & puzzle, depicting a farm scene Tractor Tattoo as well as a static display of 7 real tractor. $5 entry. 11am Artists Talk Robyn Dower Wondai Art Gallery, 40 8 Haly Street, Wondai See website Colours of Yarraman Showcasing Yarraman Town of Yarraman September Events through garden, art and photo- 14-16 graphic displays 15 Tractor Tattoo 2012 - See Page 2 for details 2:30pm Jumping Ant Arts Inc. A fundraiser for women and Kingaroy Art Gallery, Mad Hatters Teapot children escaping domestic 128 Haly Street, Tea Party & Auction violence Kingaroy 15 of Funky Teapots 4pm-7pm ‘A Day in the Life of a Help create a piece of artwork Kingaroy Library, 45 Tractor’ Workshop in the Kingaroy Library. Glendon Street, Kinga- 15 roy 4pm-7pm Murgon Camera See an exhibition by the Kingaroy Library, Club Photographic Murgon Camera Club based 45 Glendon Street, 15 Exhibition around tractors Kingaroy 4pm-8pm Kingaroy State High See the works created as part Kingaroy Library, School literature of a RADF funded project with 45 Glendon Street, showcase author James Maloney Kingaroy 15 15-16 Vintage Tractor Rally - See Page 7 for details See website Boots’n’Bulldust A rural themed festival raising Nanango Showgrounds, 29 Festival money for depression. Cairns Street, Nanango ‘Add’ the South Burnett Region now CLICK HERE Keep up-to-date with all of the latest to go to South Burnett Regional Council news. website Events Calendar 2012/2013 September January 1-9 Bloomin’ Beautiful Blackbutt Festival 12 Nanango Races - ‘Perfect Pink’ 6-9 Nanango Country Music Muster 26 Australia Day Celebrations 14-16 Colours of Yarraman Festival February 15 Tractor Tattoo 2012 9-10 Boondooma Dam Yellowbelly Fishing 15-16 Kumbia Vintage Machinery Rally Competition 29-30 Wondai Spring Garden Expo March 29 Boots‘n Bulldust Festival, Nanango 8-10 Maidenwell Folk Gathering BP Dam Family Fishing Classic 9 Wine and Food in the Park Cooyar Sporting Car Club Rally Yarraman Horse Ride October 9-10 Garden & Country Lifestyle Expo, Blackbutt 6 Nanango Races - Dots Spots and Bowties 30 Nanango Races - ‘Easter Meeting’ 13 Mardi Gra, Nanango April 13-14 SB Relay for Life, Kingaroy 20-21 Wondai Autumn Garden Expo 20 Wondai Races - ‘Caufield Cup Meeting’ 24-28 ‘Spirit of the Bush’ Heritage and Balladeers 27 Motors in Motion, Kingaroy Airport Festival, Boondooma Homestead November 30 Nanango Races - ‘Heels, Handbags and 6 Kumbia Melbourne Cup Day Races Hats’ December May 8 Nanango Races - ‘Ravishing Red’ 11 Burrandowan Picnic Races Check in with your Visitor Information Centre 18 Nanango Races - Shades of Autumn for Christmas Carnival details across the South 26 Goomeri Pumpkin Festival Burnett! July 7 Wondai Reserve Forces Parade For more information on Local Shows, Campdrafts and Christmas Carnivals visit one of our Visitor Information Centres. Contact our friendly staff on (07) 4189 9172 or email [email protected] What’s on in the South Burnett TRACTOR TATTOO 2012 Bring your own chair or picnic blanket CLICK HERE to go to website Scan this QR Code on your smart phone using a free QR Code application and see where it takes you. This event was produced by South Burnett Regional Council and Creative Regions Ltd This event was funded in partnership with:.
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