Newsletter | #184 | What's On this Week

Welcome to this week's Melbourne events, exhibitions, sports and community guide for Tuesday July 13 to Monday July 19, 2010.

This week... the State of Design Festival returns with a swag of events and exhibitions, while at Abbotsford Convent, fans of all things criminal (which seems to be all the rage of late) can get their Underbelly scratched with a good fix of crime literature at the Crime & Justice Festival. There's also The Indonesian Food and Trade Festival in Box Hill, offering some spicy food and entertainment, while those seeking an Australian flair can head to Bendigo's Australian Sheep & Wool Show, which also features goats and alpacas, but that would just be wordy to include it in the title.

Major Events

The State of Design Festival, presented by the Victorian State Government, offers a diverse program of interactive events, exhibitions, workshops and talks. Held in Melbourne and regional Victoria, this year's themed of 'Change By Design' shows how design can better the environment.
When: July 14 to 25

The Crime & Justice Festival, held at Abbotsford Convent, is an event that brings together the public, writers, social commentators, judicial luminaries and legal professionals. Held to celebrate writing in the fields of justice and human rights, it features guest writers in the genre of crime fiction.
When: Friday to Sunday, July 16 to 18

The Indonesian Food and Trade Festival, held at Box Hill Town Hall, is a chance to sample the best of Indonesian food and culture. Held to promote a variety of unique experiences from many part of Indonesian archipelago, there'll be food and drinks, live music, dancing, arts and craft.
When: Sunday July 18

The Australian Sheep & Wool Show, held at Bendigo's Prince of Wales Showgrounds, offers a great variety of exhibits with breeds of sheep, goats and alpacas on display along with daily fashion parades, children's entertainment and cooking demonstrations with Australian lamb.
When: Saturday to Monday, July 16 to 19

The Gertrude Street Projection Festival is a program of projected media that spans along Gertrude Street, literally turning one of Fitzroy's main strips into an outdoor gallery tour of exciting free projection displays. This year's festival entries capture the theme of Me.You.Us.
When: Until July 18

The Fire, Ice and Lights Festival, held at Waterfront City, features Fireworks, synchronised Promenade Lighting and Fire Twirlers performances held every Friday night. Along with fantastic exhibitions held daily and during school holidays, a highlight is the display of hundreds of lanterns.
When: Until August 8 - Performances Held Fridays

Liquid Architecture, Australia's premier sound-arts festival, explores experimental methods of sound with performances and exhibitions by some of Australia's most imaginative musicians. The program features special concerts held in Castlemaine, Bendigo and various venues in Melbourne.
When: Until July 17

The Seven Thousand Oaks Festival is a series of special events that will showcase over 20 artists exploring the issue of sustainability through music, visual art, performance and installation. Held at various venues, the festival promotes conversations of sustainability in the cultural sphere.
When: Until July 24

Emerge Festival, an exciting program of events that showcases Melbourne's diverse community, will be holding its Main Event with a special celebration held at Fitzroy Town Hall. The free event also sees the street closed off for 3 non-stop stages of world music, market stalls, food and more.
When: Until August 3

Film Festivals

The Bayside Film Festival, held at the Palace Cinema of Brighton Bay, offers a program of special screenings that offer stories about survival, struggle and the human spirit. With shorts, features, youth documentaries and more, the festival also includes workshops and Q&As with filmmakers.
When: Wednesday to Saturday, July 14 to 17

Docklands Classic Film Festival, held at Waterfront City Piazza, is a series of free screenings held every night with specially tailored themes that include Family Favourites, Documentaries, Hollywood's Best and more. Chairs and food are available, but all are welcome to bring a rug and snacks.
When: Until July 25 - 7pm Daily & also 2pm Saturdays

Food Festivals

The Abundance Festival, held at Red Hill South's Montalo Vineyard and Olive Grove, celebrates this year's olive harvest with a weekend of activities that include market stalls, freshly pressed olive oils and cooking demonstrations. With live entertainment and food, there'll also be kids' activities.
When: Saturday & Sunday, July 17 & 18

Upcoming Events

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Exhibitions - Art | Festival | Show

Kodama (return to me) is an exhibition of jewellery by Melbourne artist, Yuko Fujita. Held at e.g.etal in Flinders Lane, the work transforms recycled objects, turning distinctly domestic items into bold pieces of jewellery. The pieces recall imaginary plants, creatures and endangered habitats.
When: July 14 to 31
Official Opening: Thursday July 15 -6pm to 8pm

Ashlea Bechaz will be exhibiting a series of illustrations at The Owl and the Pussy Cat in Richmond. Exploring wonder and fantasy, the illustrations are inspired by works from the Middle East, capturing narratives filled with the darkly sexual undertones and strange stories of the characters.
When: July 15 to August 1
Official Opening: Thursday July 15 - 6pm to 9pm

The Peninsula Art Society will be holding their Accent on Art exhibition at their studio gallery in South Frankston. Beginning with an opening gala night, the following two days of the exhibition are free to attend with quality artworks for sale along with artist demonstrations.
When: Friday to Sunday, July 16 to 18
Opening Night: Friday July 16, 7pm - Entry $5

I Cover the Waterfront, showing at the State Library of Victoria, is an exhibition by Rick Amor, who has depicted Melbourne's forgotten waterfront in evocative oils and watercolours. Painted en plein air, meaning outdoors, the works document a changing part of Melbourne's landscape.
When: Until September 5

Banned Books in Australia, presented at the Baillieu Library of the University of Melbourne, examines Melbourne's long history of banning books both Australian and imported, past and modern. Reflecting the changing values of our community, it includes artists' representations of this theme.
When: Throughout July & August

Burke and Wills: Terra Incognita is a chance to discover the remarkable story of Burke and Wills' ill-fated Victorian Exploring Expedition. Marking the expedition's 150th anniversary, the exhibition at the State Library of Victoria includes original paintings, sketches and artefacts.
When: Until October 3

The Creating Liveable Cities Exhibition, presented by Melbourne Water at QV, brings together leading Melbourne designers with installations relating to water use and sustainable change. The displays incorporate a broad range of talents, blending social science and architecture.
When: July 15 to 25

The Scarf Festival, held at the National Wool Museum in Geelong, offers a program of workshops and an exhibition of original, hand-made scarves created by individual craft makers with almost 250 scarves, including scarves from as far a field as India and New Zealand.
When: Until July 25

The Arts Awards Exhibition, presented by Cancer Council Victoria, has become an internationally acclaimed arts event that offers a creative voice for professional and amateur artists touched by cancer. With the theme this year of 'Lost and Found', the exhibition is showing at 120 Collins Street.
When: Until July 30 - Mondays to Fridays

Butterflies and the Human Soul, held at Melbourne Art Rooms in Port Melbourne, is a series of delicate small-scale watercolour paintings by Lucy Griggs. Filled with magic realism, the works capture migrating monarch butterflies and isolated grounds sweepers of the Shinto shrines of Tokyo.
When: Until July 31 - Tuesdays to Sundays

Constellation: A Durational Chamber Work, held at red gallery in North Fitzroy, is an exhibition of new sound works, bringing together some of Australia's most innovative sound artists and composers. Inspired by the Chinese Zodiac, the works feature objects, music scores, installations and video.
When: Until July 17

Artmageddon 1: An Intergenerational Conflict features nine artists representing the generations of Baby Boomers, Generation X and Gen Y. With work created in response to a series of themes, visitors to the Melbourne exhibition are invited to cast their vote as to which generation's work is best.
When: Until July 17 - Mondays to Saturdays

little memories, held at Brunswick Arts Space, is a visual arts exhibition about seemingly inconsequential, unarchived everyday thoughts and the smaller aspects of life that trigger remembrances that add to a person's identity. The group exhibition includes works by Ann Brennan and Lucy Farmer.
When: Until July 25 - Thursdays to Sundays

Take a Drag, held at Daylesford's Can't Think Straight Gallery, is an intimate, colourful and theatrical photographic exhibition by Cynthia Sciberras. Examining transgender, diversity and a sense of community, the series was developed over a number of years in Bali, Indonesia.
When: Until September 30

The Drawn Blank Series, showing at Artiq Galleries in South Yarra, is a new series of watercolour and gouache paintings created by Bob Dylan. With all graphics available for sale, the artworks cast a vibrant new light on the creativity of one of the world's most influential performers.
When: Until August 1, Thursdays to Sundays

Tomorrow, a group exhibition featuring three very different artists, is an exploration into 21st century consumerism and animism. Combining installation, print, painting and new media, the strange and fantastic assemblages are being shown at Melbourne's Michael Koro Gallery.
When: Until August 1, Thursdays to Sundays

The Annual Beanie Exhibition, now in its tenth year and held at Artisan Books in Fitzroy, exhibits a broad range of traditions and techniques used to make unique and novel beanies of every possible size, shape and material. With over 350 beanies shown last year, all beanies are for sale.
When: Until July 24 - Mondays to Saturdays

Psychologies, held at Fairfield's New North Gallery, is an exhibition of photography by Sean O'Carroll, exploring the contradictions inherent in the bellicose play of boys and their journey in passing from boyhood to manhood, defining the difference between youth and maturity.
When: Until July 17 - Tuesdays to Sundays

Tim Burton: The Exhibition is a special showcase of works brought to Melbourne direct from direct from The Museum of Modern Art in New York. Held at ACMI in Federation Square, the exhibition brings together over 700 works that helped create Burton's films, including drawings, puppets and more.
When: Until October 10 - Open Daily

ABBAWORLD, held at Federation Square, is an amazing multimedia exhibition that enables visitors to experience the music and magic of ABBA with state-of-the-art technology making a highly interactive experience where visitors can journey through ABBAWORLD'S 25 environments.
When: Until August 15

The Amazing Bodies Exhibition, held at Waterfront City in Docklands, is a chance to explore nature in a unique way with amazing displays of natural anatomical wonders. Using real body specimens, perfectly preserved, the exhibition shows muscular and bone structure in a captivating display.
When: Until September 2

Towards an Elegant Solution, held at Southbank's Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, is a major survey of work by minimalist artist, Peter Cripps. With meticulous structures that explore radical modernism and design, the exhibition, his first major survey, includes over 50 works.
When: Until July 25 - Tuesdays to Sundays

Photocopier, showing at Fitzroy's Centre for Contemporary Photography, is an exhibition that features the work of eight Melbourne-based painters whose use of photographic images draws from a wide range of sources, with works comprised of record covers, women's magazines, family photos and more.
When: Until July 18

In Your Face! is an exhibition of cartoons centred around politics and society, with topical and humorous illustrations dating as far back as 1760. Covering themes as diverse as sex, politics, religion, fashion, doctors and lawyers, the exhibition is held at Art Gallery of Ballarat. Entry applies.
When: Until August 8 | Admission: $10 - Conc $6

It All Started With a Mouse, presented by Silver K Gallery in Armadale, is the largest Disney animation art exhibition ever seen in Australia. With over 150 pieces from the period of Fantasia and Snow White through to the modern day classics of Disney, the show has taken two years to curate.
When: Until July 18

Australia's Muslim Cameleers, a special exhibition on loan from the South Australian Museum at the Immigration Museum, showcases the Pioneers of the Inland during the 1860s to 1930s when the cameleers' small Muslim community were a feature of Australian outback towns.
When: Until September 19 - Open Daily

'til you drop, held at the State Library of Victoria, is a free exhibition that celebrates Melbourne's passion for shopping, from the Paris end of Collins Street to the local corner store. The exhibition features historic photographs and nostalgic items on display such as wartime ration cards and more.
When: Until October 31

Expos, Launches & Open Days

The Remixed Design Fashion Parade, held at Melbourne Central Shopping Centre, is a presentation by The Social Studio in Collingwood, which teaches fashion design and sewing skills to young refugees. The parade is a showcasing of garments from the studio's winter collection.
When: Friday July 16 - 6.30pm

The Australian Pavilion, featured at the Shanghai World Expo, will be on display at the Atrium of at Federation Square as part of the State of Design Festival. Offering an insight into Victoria's creative involvement of the pavilion, the exhibit features a 40 square metre 3D photographic model.
When: July 19 to 25

Pet Shows

Dogs Victoria present Championship and Breed Shows, offering a great way to look at various dog breeds up close and speak to breeders and fanciers about the pros and con of owning a particular breed of dog. Most events include special agility competitions and entertaining parades.
Next Shows: Saturday & Sunday, July 17 & 18

Performances & Theatre

Mary Poppins The Musical, held at Melbourne's Her Majesty's Theatre, brings the classic books and beloved Disney film to the stage with a spectacular production that includes all of the best loved songs from the film including Chim Chim Cheer-ee and Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
When: July 14 to October 17 | Book Now

Absolutely Gabulous, performed at the Butterfly Club in South Melbourne, is Kate Boston Smith's tribute and analysis of not just her mum Gabrielle, but also a reflection on the misgivings of mothers in general as she shares stories of her own childhood and her musings on motherhood.
When: Tuesdays & Wednesdays, July 13, 14, 27 & 28

Songs for Nobodies is a performance portraying five anonymous women whose brushes with fame had a profound effect on their lives, interleaved with the songs that gave them heart. Held at Geelong Performing Arts Centre, the show features the songstress, Bernadette Robinson.
When: Tuesday to Saturday, July 13 to 17

Manbeth, presented by Band of Creatures and Opticnerve, is a raw and powerful performance that features ten men in a fast, furious and physical retelling of the classic Macbeth story. Revisiting the Elizabethan, all male theatre tradition, it's playing at Flinder's Lane's Forty Five Downstairs.
When: July 15 to August 1 - Tuesdays to Sundays

The Comedy of Errors, held at Melbourne's Athenaeum Theatre, sees the Australian Shakespeare Company's lift Shakespeare's hilarious text into a new comedy orbit. The tale of two sets of identical twins, separated at birth, offers plenty of farce when the twins all arrive in the same town.
When: July 15 to 25 - Tuesdays to Sundays

An Elephant in the Room is a comic tale that uses Indian elephant fables to set the undertone of the lives of Lucy Hamilton, a young actress, and Wally Stern, a wholesale refrigerator salesman. Raising many philosophical questions, the play is performed at St Kilda's Theatre Works.
When: Until July 25 - Thursdays to Sundays

Calendar Girls, held at Melbourne's Comedy Theatre, is based on a poignant, hilarious and inspiring true story of a group of extraordinary middle-aged women, members of a very ordinary Yorkshire Women's Institute, who started a global phenomenon by posing naked for a charity calendar.
When: Until August 1 | Book Now

The Art of Being Still, first staged in 1991 by Out Cast Theatre, is a ground-breaking comedy drama from Steven Dawson. The story of seven friends meeting every week for six years until they lose a member to AIDS, it's held at Brunswick's Mechanics Institute Performing Arts Centre.
When: Until July 17

Jersey Boys, performed at the Princess Theatre, is the Broadway hit that charts the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons as the play takes a nostalgic look at how four blue-collar kids became one of the great music successes while showcasing the songs they became famous for.
When: Until July 25 | Book Now

Dead Man's Cell Phone, written by Sarah Ruhl and featuring Lisa McCune, is an examination of how human goodness can triumph over the cruelty of fate when a woman in a cafe answers the cell phone of a man who she realises is dead, communicating with the man's family.
When: Until August 7

Boston Marriage, a play by David Mamet, follows the relationship between two women in the drawing room of a fashionable Boston townhouse. Presented by Melbourne Theatre Company with performances held at the Arts Centre, it stars Sara Gleeson, Margaret Mills and Pamela Rabe.
When: Until July 17

Classical, Choral & Recitals

Yuyukatha, performed by Kutcha Edwards in Healesville, is a musical and story-telling performance that takes you on a cultural journey. In the great Aboriginal tradition, Kutcha Edwards tells his incredible life's journey through a series of songs and stories - some funny, others heart rending.
When: Saturday July 17 - 8pm

Bluestone Duo, an exciting violin and viola duo with Sonia Baldock and Catherine Turnbull. will present an evening of classical music including Bach and Beethoven. Having performed chamber music together for several years now, the musicians will play in Prahran and Collingwood.
When: Saturday & Sunday, July 17 & 18

The Camberwell Chorale together with the Camerata Orchestra will present a performance of Beethoven's Mass in C at Hawthorn Town Hall. Established in 1944 and formed by local people, the community choir will perform alongside special guest soloists for the performance.
When: Sunday July 18 - 1pm

Burlesque, Cabaret & Dance

Le BalletROCK, performed at the Wellington Entertainment Centre in Sale, features some of Australia's best dancers in a show that fuses Classical Ballet dance with some of the most famous Rock Songs ever recorded, including classic songs from bands such as The Who, Queen and Boomtown Rats.
When: Wednesday July 14 - 7:30pm

How High the Moon, held at Melbourne Cocktail Bar, 24 Moons, is a night with character with feel good performances by professional characterising Burlesque dancers. Stylish, sophisticated and classy, the night features the finest burlesque with a lush, titillating mood.
When: Every Saturday - 9:30pm to 3am

Entertainment & Nightlife

Over-Reactor, featuring vocalist Ezekiel Ox, once the mouthpiece for funk rockers Mammal, and Cory Blight, will be appearing at the Front Bar of The Esplanade Hotel in St Kilda. Fiercely independent, the band is a raucous, full-tilt hybrid of punk rawk, metal and hip hop.
When: Thursday July 15 - 11pm

Past to Present, a band that have played to worldwide audiences Indonesia to the Ericsson Stadium in New Zealand, will be appearing at Toorak's Trak Live Lounge Bar. On the nioght, they'll be supported by guest performer, the very talented Kate Alexa. Dress Code applies.
When: Friday July 16

Rosanna & David Palmer will be performing at The Jubilee Centre in Frankston for one night only, where the couple will be playing songs from their days as Rosanna's Raiders, one of the most prominent Christian rock groups of the 80's. They'll also perform songs from Rosanna's Solo Career.
When: Saturday July 17 - 7pm to 9pm

Heidi Elva & The Black Swans will be launching the new single 'The Saviour' as the sun sets at Open Studio, Northcote on a Sunday winters eve. With a large projection of a floating sea creature in silhouette cast across the wall, the unique performance uses harp looped on a laptop.
When: Sunday July 18

Regular Gigs

House Of Blues, held at the Royal Standard Hotel in West Melbourne, is a special evening of music presented each week by the Melbourne Blues Appreciation Society. With a featured artist invited to play each wee, performances are followed by an open jam session for all musicians.
When: Every Tuesday - 8pm

Open Mic Sunday's, held at Wild Oscars in Richmond, is a weekly Open Microphone night with gear supplied in house so musicians need only bring their guitar and talent. There is a prize of $50 for the winner plus the chance to play their own fully paid gig on a Friday night at the venue.
When: Sundays - Starts 7pm

Cinema

West Side Shorts, presented by Angry Productions, is a monthly film night held at Williamstown' Customs House Hotel, offering the chance to see fantastic short films made by local talent and also to network with local filmmakers and actors after the screenings.
When: Tuesday July 13 - 8pm | Only $5 Entry

Comedy

The Big HOO-HAA! is a successful show that's been running for the past eight years in Perth and now comes to Melbourne. The show that began the burgeoning careers of Claire Hooper from Good News Week and Xavier Michelides from Rove Live will be appearing at The Portland Hotel.
When: Every Friday - Doors Open 7.30pm

Bill Bailey, one of Britain's top comedians has returned to Australia with his new show, Bill Bailey Live! Appearing at The Palais in St Kilda, the performance is a magical musical, mystery tour through a human history filled with doubt, to a place where Giant African Land Snails are here to stay.
When: Saturday to Tuesday, July 17 to 20

The Impro Cave can help beat the winter chills with a toasty warm venue at The Penny Black in Brunswick and the hottest improvised entertainment. This year's series of improvised shows feature Bingo Board of Doom, Smells Like a Song, Gypsyprov and How 'Bout This just to name a few.
When: Every Sunday Until August 29

Melbourne For Kids

Paper Plane Academy, held as pert of the State of Design Festival, is a call out to all budding young pilots with a sense of adventure. Held at Carlton's Royal Exhibition Building, kids will get the chance to design and make their very own flying machines, then test them out in the Aerial Playground.
When: Saturday & Sunday, July 17 & 18 - From 9:30am

Circus

Circus Sunrise, an action-packed show for all the family, will be appearing with performances held in Werribee. A true family circus with lineage going back to 1648, the performances of Circus Sunrise feature juggling, acrobatics and whip-cracking excitement!
When: Until August 8 - Geelong

Silvers Grand Magic Circus will be holding performances in Cheltenham. Established in 1976, Silvers Grand Magic Circus offers a great show for people of all ages with performers including everything from jugglers and clowns to acrobats, international performers and more.
When: Until August 1 - Berwick

Markets, Fetes and Fairs

Mornington Peninsula Orchid Society will be holding an orchid show at Centro shopping centre in Mornington where members of the society will be selling spare orchids at good prices. There will also be culture and potting demonstrations held by local orchid experts regularly during the event.
When: Wednesday to Saturday, July 14 to 17

Aspendale Primary School will be holding a Market day where stallholders will be offering New and Second hand goods at bargain prices. The Market Day will also include home baked cakes and biscuits, food and drinks and more with over 30 stalls undercover. Entry is free.
When: Saturday July 17 - 10am to 2pm

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Sporting Events

AFL Premiership

AFL Premiership | Round 16

Collingwood v St Kilda - July 17 - MCG
Essendon v West Coast Eagles - July 17 - Marvel Stadium
Carlton v Sydney - July 18 - Marvel Stadium
Richmond v Nth Melb - July 18 - MCG

Soccer

Everton Football Club Down Under Tour

Everton FC vs Melbourne Heart
Marvel Stadium
Wednesday July 14 - 7:30pm

Boca Juniors, one of the world's most followed football clubs, is coming to Melbourne as part of its world tour.

Boca Juniors vs Melbourne Victory
Marvel Stadium
Friday July 16

The Trots

Caulfield Racing

Sir John Monash Stakes Day
Saturday July 17

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Trivia

A Mephistopheles Or Two..

A ghost walks Melbourne's splendid Princess Theatre. Singer, Federici, died as he descended from the stage through the trap in March 1888 after playing Mephistopheles in the opera Faust

The night after, the cast claimed that two Mephistopheles stepped forward to take their bows. Federici's replacement, Ernest St Clair swore that every time he stepped forward to take his bow invisible hands pushed him backwards.

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