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SPRING PROGRAM of ARTS Spring Into Art with a Colourful and Creative Program of Events Delivered by Arts Mansfield SpringSpringMANSFIELD’S HIGH COUNTRY, LAKESinin & RIVERS!! T S & E N V E SEP-NOV 2019 S F L E S T I V A www.eventsmansfield.com.au SPRING PROGRAM OF ARTS Spring into art with a colourful and creative program of events delivered by Arts Mansfield. SpringSpring in This refreshed and extended spring arts program of exhibitions, workshops and performances offers ........ That’s what we call our action Mansfield Shire! Council creates and something for everyone throughout the Spring packed, giddy up, extravaganza of unique supports a cooperative space for season. Also local and visiting artists showcase events, limited only by the imagination community and business to be involved their work in cafés, hotels and other venues in of a community that celebrates all the in events and shares it’s passion for the and around Mansfield. Always a favourite during Spring Arts, this seasons with a busy events calendar. place it calls home. unique series of exhibitions showcases work of all kinds from photography, paintings, textiles and more. For all Arts Mansfield events go to www.artsmansfield.com.au Our backyard of spectacular mountains, “The Festival is a fantastic opportunity lakes and rivers provides a magnificent for community groups, local artists, MOGUL SKI WORLD JAMIESON SPRING location for a variety of significant and traders and other organisations to meet AUSTRALIAN GARDEN PARTY smaller events which are expressed in and interact with the local community INTERSCHOOLS Sat 07 Sept a myriad of ways to engage locals and by either running an event or partaking SNOWSPORTS visitors alike. in several” said Mayor. Cr. Harry CHAMPIONSHIPS Westendorp. “With such a diversity of Wed 04 – Sun 08 Sept events on offer, you will be sure to find a number of activities to entice you to our wonderful region.” Enjoy! 1500 of the best skier and snowboarder students from 250 schools compete in 9 Gallery on Nash artists will showcase disciplines at Mt Buller. their local arts and spring garden plants www.mtbuller.com.au in beautiful surrounds of front of the Jamieson Old Courthouse Museum and THE HIGH COUNTRY ROSE Gallery. Refreshments will be provided. BALL www.facebook.com/GalleryonNash Sat 07 Sept Join us for this spectacular black tie with a touch of yellow event. Amazing food, wonderful drinks and cocktails, with entertainment by The Harvey Club and the Fem Belling Big Band. Tickets $110pp. Proceeds to Rosehaven Hospice. www.rosehaven.org.au Spring in! MT BULLER 80’S DAY POND SKIM NATIONAL MANSFIELD FARMERS’ Sat 14 Sept CHAMPIONSHIP MARKET SUSTAINABLE HOUSE DAY Sat 21 - Sun 22 Sept Sat 28 Sept Shake off your fluoro onesie, slip on Sun 15 Sept your leg warmers, and get that hair up Snow lovers attempt to skim across an Celebrating 10 years of the Mansfield in a scrunchie - 80’s Day at Mt Buller Farmers’ Market, this Spring is all about is back and brighter than ever! For one ice cold pool of water, all vying for big prizes and the title of National Pond fresh, locally produced food. Choose from fun-filled, action packed day, resort heritage vegetables to delicious cakes and guests, staff and residents will dust off Skim. Participate or spectate, either way sweet treats, saffron, pasta, wine, plants their tightest and brightest retro ski it’s a fun day and springtime favourite outfits and hit the slopes in style. at Mt Buller, even if you get a little wet! and more. The 4th Saturday of the month www.mtbuller.com.au www.mtbuller.com.au is time to take your market basket and head along between 8.30am-1pm and talk WHEEL IN A DAY THE GREATEST ART to our local food producers. Sat 14 Sept WORKSHOPS EVER! www.mansfieldfarmersmarket.com.au Tues 24 Sept Escape to the high country and immerse WILD DOG RISE ARTIST Professional Illustrator/Cartoonist/ RETREAT yourself in clay and creativity for a one REM (Renewable Energy Mansfield) is Animator and Author Mark Guthrie will Oct 4-6, 11-13, 18-20 & 25-27 day hands on workshop. You will create providing a short tour of sustainable be conducting 4 amazing workshops at and take home your own collection of homes and retrofit options within (every weekend in Oct) decorated beakers, cylinders and bowls. the Mansfield Library. Mark has worked Mansfield township followed by a for Walt Disney Animation and has Booking essential. seminar on how to make your new or www.wendyjagger.com extensive film credits. Budding artists existing home more energy efficient. should not miss this! Details Mansfield www.up2us.org.au JAMIESON ANNUAL Library Ph 03 5775 8621 SPRING BALL JAMIESON HIGH COUNTRY MOTHER EARTH BASKETS Sat 14 Sept ROD MUSTER Thur 26 Sept Fri 20 – Sun 22 Sept It’s on again – for young and old! Check out the hot rods visiting Jamieson for their annual muster. Entertainment, charity auction, Show ’n’ Shine. www.jamieson.org.au Enjoy an arts weekend away with SCULPTURE IN THE VINES renowned local artists in a relaxing, Sat 21 - Sun 22 Sept beautiful and creative environment. www.facebook.com/WildDogRise This is an open competition to sculptors Wild Wild West fancy dress with music Using found objects from the earth, by Denis Tucker. Raffles & door prizes from Victoria to create a sculpture using vine canes around a wire frame. wool, scraps of fabric and raffia we will with all proceeds to the Jamieson Sculpture must be completed within weave a beautiful basket to hold your Community Group wish list $20.00 pp. 26 hours. Prizes for best three entries. treasures. 6pm. Workshop at Mansfield Bring a plate and BYO drinks & glasses. www.delatitewinery.com.au Regional Produce Store. www.jamieson.org.au www.artsmansfield.com.au Spring in! WILDFLOWER WALK WEEKEND OF WOOF FLINDERS QUARTET October Fri 11 Oct - Sun 13 Oct CONCERT MANSFIELD PRODUCERS’ Sat 12 Oct A Delatite Landcare Group activity lead SPRING TWILIGHT MARKET by a local Botanist involving a morning Fri 04 Oct Experience a concert from one of walk to understand the flora of our Australia’s most loved chamber music region. Check website for date. Email Seasonal market aimed at showcasing ensembles. A quartet for the twenty-first [email protected] or to register the breadth and talents of artisanal century, Flinders Quartet approaches its interest www.up2us.org.au producers within and around the 3rd decade with acknowledged musical Mansfield Shire Botanic Park 5pm-9pm. skill and maturity, presenting dynamic THE CRITIC www.mansfieldproducers.org.au and stirring performances of a full Fri 04 Oct www.facebook.com thedelatitehotel spectrum of repertoire. www.delatitewinery.com.au LIVE RADIO PLAY A weekend of canine capers! From the Sat 5 Oct opening event on Friday this will be the WHEEL IN A DAY most entertaining weekend you and your Sat 12 Oct pooch will ever have. Dog portraits, dog activities, ‘Mutt’s market’, dog puppets, fashion show, dog tricks. Mansfield Community Centre – Buckland Room. www.artsmansfield.com.au THE POWER OF LINE Sat 12 Oct Enjoy an arts weekend at Wild Dog Rise with renowned local artist Jenny Gibney. Spend the morning working with wire Be part of the audience for this unique making bird sculptures and the afternoon double-feature evening of good old- of floral ink drawings from the gardens. Jamie has just scored her dream job as fashioned radio plays performed and Bookings essential Escape to the high country and immerse yourself in clay and creativity for a one a theatre critic for a major newspaper. broadcast completely live! Live sound www.facebook.com/WildDogRise When her fledgling playwright friend effects and music. Ticket includes supper day hands on workshop. You will create and take home your own collection of Emma begs her to review her newest and a glass of Ros Ritchie bubbles on A NIGHT ON THE GREEN decorated beakers, cylinders and bowls. show, Jamie figures it’s an easy favour. arrival. 7.30pm Mansfield Community Sat 12 Oct Booking essential. The Critic is a fast, funny and incisive Centre – Buckland Room. www.wendyjagger.com look at the world of theatre criticism www.artsmansfield.com.au Mansfield Primary School fundraiser. and how worthwhile our opinions really Come and enjoy a sunset picnic with are. Straight from the Melbourne 2019 MOUNTAIN BAY CLASSIC outdoor Cinema, live music, DJ with Fringe Festival to Mansfield! Written Fri 11 Oct - Sun 13 Oct food and beverage offering. Mansfield and produced by Gabe Bergmoser, Showgrounds 4pm International award winning local author Family friendly fishing event on the www.trybooking.com/BBRCT & playwright. Tickets $22pp. shores of Lake Eildon. www.facebook.com/thedelatitehotel Over $10,000 of great prizes to be won www.mansfieldfnc.com.au #mansfieldmtbuller Spring in! POSTCARDS OPENING ECO DYE WORKSHOP SHAYE HUGHES NIGHT Sat 26 Oct PHOTOGRAPHIC Fri 18 Oct ESCARPMENT EXHIBITION EXHIBITION Fri 25 Oct – Sun 24 Nov At this workshop, Jan Barker introduces Sun 27 Oct Celebrating with live music the “HeArt of you to Eco Botanical Dye and Print the Community’. Delatite Hotel using locally collected leaves and www.artsmansfield.com.au flowers (mostly native plant species). Workshop fee includes a lovely scarf/ POSTCARDS wrap of ethically sourced natural fibre, Fri 18 Oct – Sun 10 Nov to transform into your own Eco creation. Bookings essential. www.artsmansfield.com.au COMMUNITY CELEBRATION Sat 26 Oct An exhibition of paintings and ceramics Mansfield and District Community Bank by Wendy Jagger. It is an emotional have invested over $100,000 in the response to the colours and textures Mansfield community and are ready to of landscapes experienced and seen by celebrate! Join us for a fun, free, family Wendy.
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