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DATES SPRING EVENT INFORMATION – Updated 13/8/2019 DATES SPRING EVENT INFORMATION – Updated 13/8/2019 SEPTEMBER 2019 Thurs 8 Aug – Sun Modern Art ProjeCts Blue Mountains (MAPPING) – Braemar Gallery, 104 Macquarie Road, 1 Sept 2019 Springwood. MAPPING is a contemporary art exhibition that presents a survey of creative art practices of the MAP Blue Mountains members. New works in a wide range of mediums including painting, sculpture, video, performance, sound and installation will be shown in a curated exhibition. The public program during the exhibition will include durational performances, artist talks and a public forum. Time: Braemar Gallery is open Thursday to Sunday, 10am – 4pm. FREE Entry. bluemountainsculturalcentre.com.au/braemar-gallery/ Fri 9 Aug – Sun 15 Margaret FloCkton Award Exhibition – Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, Bells Line of Road, Mt Sept 2019 Tomah. Margaret Flockton was the first botanical illustrator to work at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney. The Margaret Flockton Award honours the enormous contribution Margaret made to early Australian botanical illustration and taxonomic research and encourages outstanding contemporary illustrators to build on this fine tradition. Complex science is translated into precise and detailed imagery as artists from around the world compete for this annual Award. Time: 9.30am – 4.30pm daily. FREE Entry. www.bluemountainsbotanicgarden.com.au/Whats-On/Margaret-Flockton-Award-Exhibition Tuesdays The Art of Chinese Calligraphy – Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, 30 Parke Street, Katoomba. Learn to control a soft brush on rice paper, and use it to form bold yet delicate strokes that 13 Aug – 24 Sept create harmonious and elegant Chinese characters. At the end of the course, you will have 2019 meaningful works of your own to take home and the technique and appreciation to make calligraphy an everyday skill. Time: 1pm – 2.30pm. Entry: $170 per person, $150 for Insight Members. All materials are included. Bookings essential at Reception or on 4780 5410. http://bluemountainsculturalcentre.com.au/public_programs/art-chinese-calligraphy/ Sat 17 Aug – Sun Resilience in Times of Adversity: Contemporary Responses to WW2 in the Blue Mountains 29 Sept 2019 1939-1950 – Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, 30 Parke Street, Katoomba. Coinciding with the 80th anniversary of the commencement of WWII, Vivienne Dadour has curated this exhibition which explores aspects of the personal, historical and political landscape of the Blue Mountains during, and post, WW2. Cultural Centre Opening Times: 10am - 5pm Mon to Fri, 10am - 4pm Sat/Sun. Gallery Entry: $5 Adults, $3 Concession, FREE for children under 16. P: 4780 5410 www.bluemountainsculturalcentre.com.au Sat 24 Aug – Sun 1 Blue Mountains Daffodil Festival – Throughout the Garden, Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, Sept 2019 Bells Line of Road, Mt Tomah. The annual Daffodil Festival celebrates this beautiful yellow flower, which is one of the first bulbs to appear as winter eases into spring. Enjoy a picnic, take some photos or simply enjoy the mass plantings. View the many varieties of cut flowers in the Visitor Centre with cut flowers available for purchase along with Cancer Council Daffodil Day merchandise. Time: 9.30am – 4.30pm daily. FREE entry although for a small fee book in for a guided daffodil walk or our bulb growing workshop. www.bluemountainsbotanicgarden.com.au/Whats-On/Blue-Mountains-Daffodil-Festival Sat 31 Aug – Sun Reality in flames: modern Australian art and the Second World War – Blue Mountains 20 Oct 2019 Cultural Centre, 30 Parke Street, Katoomba. Reality in flames explores the different ways in which Australian modernist artists responded creatively to the war, producing work which sought to comprehend cataclysmic events. It also provides a visual history of the period, revealing the war as a transformative force that altered Australia and the world. Cultural Centre Opening Times: 10am - 5pm Mon to Fri, 10am - 4pm Sat/Sun. Gallery Entry: $5 Adults, $3 Concession, FREE for children under 16. P: 4780 5410 www.bluemountainsculturalcentre.com.au Sun 1 Sept 2019 Museum Open Day Celebrating Father’s Day – Valley Heights Rail Museum, 17b Tusculum Road, Valley Heights. Celebrate Father’s Day at this Open Day with Steam Tram rides and a chance for all adult men to have (optional) cab rides. Enjoy all the Museum's great experiences and activities. Time: 10am – 4pm (last rides 3.30pm). Entry: FREE entry for all (accompanied) DADS, $15 Adults, $13 Senior, Pensioner & Student Concession, $11 Child (5 – 16 years), Children under 5: FREE, $45 Family. http://infobluemountains.net/locodepot/ Wednesdays The Possibilities of Colour – AcryliC Painting Course – Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, 30 Parke Street, Katoomba. Join Ashlee Bucholtz, Alumna of the National Art School, for a four- 4 – 25 Sept 2019 week acrylic painting course focusing on the exploration of colour. Students will be shown a range of colour palettes and how to achieve tone, light, transparency and glazing across a series of subject matter. Time: 10am – 1pm Wednesdays. Entry: $190 ($180 InSight members). All materials included. Bookings essential at reception or via phone 4780 5410. http://bluemountainsculturalcentre.com.au Thurs 5 Sept 2019 Seeker Lover Keeper – Blue Mountains Theatre, 106 Macquarie Road, Springwood. Beloved indie folk supergroup Seeker Lover Keeper, comprising Sarah Blasko, Sally Seltmann and Holly Throsby, will showcase their long awaited second album Wild Seeds. Time: 8pm. Entry: $49.95. Tickets can be purchased at the Box Office, on 4723 5050 or online at http://bluemountainstheatreandhub.com.au/box-office/ Sat 7 Sept 2019 Bushfire Building Community Day – Blue Mountains Theatre & Community Hub, 106 Macquarie Road, Springwood. The Bushfire Building Community Day, Forum and Expo is a free, public event for anyone wanting to learn more about building, renovating and staying safe in bushfire-prone areas. It’s a family-friendly day with plenty to keep the kids busy while you find out everything you need to know. Time: 10am – 3pm. FREE Entry. https://bushfireconference.com.au/community-day/ Sat 7 Sept 2019 Comedy for a Cause – Winmalee High School Hall, High School Drive, Winmalee. Comedy for a Cause presents a showcase of some of the best comedians from the Sydney and Melbourne International Comedy Festival in support of Winmalee High School. Please note: this is 15+ show and may contain some low level coarse language. Time: Doors open 7pm, show starts 8pm – 10.15pm (approx.). Entry: $35 tickets includes superb selection of free nibbles and tea & coffee served by our Hospitality Senior Students. Wine available at the bar. http://comedyforacause.net/tc-events/whs/ Sat 7 Sept 2019 The Artist’s Salon: Jane Lennon – Papier Mache artist – Norman Lindsay Gallery, 14, Norman Lindsay Crescent, Faulconbridge. Come and be part of an intimate, exclusive event – enjoy gourmet refreshments; interact with the artists; view amazing works of creativity; converse, discuss, muse with like-minded souls; and take home a beautiful memento of the night! Time: 5pm – 7pm. Entry: $50 per person + booking fee (book through Eventbrite). www.nationaltrust.org.au/event/the-artists-salon-a-series-of-creative-interludes/ Sat 7 – Sun 8 Sept Blue Mountains Hospital Annual Quilt Show – Blue Mountains Retirement Village, Corner 2019 Queens Road and Great Western Highway, Leura. Come and see this Exhibition of beautiful handmade quilts by skilled artisans living in the upper Blue Mountains. Join us in a warm friendly environment to enjoy this wonderful display and a Devonshire tea. Raffle tickets will be on sale with a beautiful quilt as first prize. The Quilt Show is in aid of the Blue Mountains ANZAC Memorial Hospital with funds raised used to purchase equipment for patient care. Time: 10am – 4pm. Entry: $5 entry fee and $5 Devonshire Tea. Enquiries: [email protected] Sun 8 Sept 2019 Museum Open Day – History Week – Valley Heights Rail Museum, 17b Tusculum Road, Valley Heights. With the theme of 'Memory & Landscapes', many unique activities are planned to explore the significance of the 105 year old Locomotive Depot (check website for details) in conjunction with the History Council of NSW. Plus there’s plenty of time to enjoy all the Museum's great experiences and activities. Time: 10am – 4pm (last rides 3.30pm). Entry: $15 Adults, $13 Senior, Pensioner & Student Concession, $11 Child (5 – 16 years), Children under 5: FREE, $45 Family. http://infobluemountains.net/locodepot/ Sun 8 Sept 2019 Blue Mountains OrChestra – Blue Mountains Theatre, 106 Macquarie Road, Springwood. Australian Journey – Percy Grainger to John Farnham, Blue Mountains Orchestra, in partnership with Blaxland High singers, will take you on a musical journey spanning 100 years, 1900 to 2000, in a program of varied musical styles. Time: 2pm. Entry: $30 Adult, $20 Concession, $15 Child, $75 Family (4). Tickets can be purchased at the Box Office, on 4723 5050 or online at http://bluemountainstheatreandhub.com.au/box-office/ Sun 8 – Sun 29 Defining Nature – Owen Thompson – Everglades Historic House & Gardens, 37 Everglades Sept 2019 Avenue, Leura. Nature inspires a response. My responses are expressed in these watercolour and mixed media paintings, which aim to capture the extraordinary diversity of colour and texture in natural formations. Landscapes depicting the majestic escarpments of the Blue Mountains are joined by seascapes from the beautiful South Coast of New South Wales. Time: Opening Event Sat 7 Sept, 2pm-4pm. Gallery hours are Wednesday to Sunday, 11am – 3pm. Entry: $15 Adult, $10 Concession, $35 Family, Child under 5 free. Includes entry to the Gallery and the Garden. www.nationaltrust.org.au/places/everglades-house-gardens/ Wed 11 Sept 2019 NSW PoliCe Band plays The ClassiCs – Blue Mountains Theatre, 106 Macquarie Road, Springwood. The much-loved NSW Police Band return with a delightful concert of classics – a fabulous selection of Broadway show tunes, movie themes, orchestral and all-time favourite classics. Starring renowned vocalist Belinda Parsons and under the musical direction of esteemed conductor John Saunders. Time: 11am. Entry: $20 (includes Devonshire style morning tea).
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