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Welcome to this week's Melbourne events, exhibitions, sports and community guide for Tuesday to Monday, February 21 to 27, 2012.

This week... we seem to have hit the veritable jackpot in regards to festivals. With music well and truly covered, there's the Rhythm & Vines Festival along with Between the Bays. On the foodie front, the ever popular Picnic at Hanging Rock returns for yet another year. There's also many a culture to be celebrated with festivals showcasing Greek and Egyptian traditions, while Geelong's Pako Festa casts a wide net, celebrating cultural diversity itself.

On the more local side of affairs, it's that time of year again when civic pride rears its festive banner with a great many community festivals to enjoy. Anyone inclined to hop on that bandwagon can feel free to display some community spirit by bravely crawling into the wall-space of my house to help me figure out what's left its litter in there.

Nearest I can tell, it sounds like an unruly mob that consists of a baby bird, a kitten, a frog, and going by the constant hungry noise they all make, possibly a teenager. That last one's a stretch, though... unlike my son, these critters do in fact thankfully shush when I loudly put my foot down.

Major Events

Western Port Festival, held on Hastings Foreshore, has something for people of all ages with a vibrant Street Parade, food stalls and fireworks displays. Free to attend, there's also the Art & Artisans Show, car and boat shows, carnival rides and watersports for kids.
When: Friday to Sunday, February 24 to 26


Antipodes Festival sees festivities take over Melbourne's Lonsdale Street Greek Precinct to celebrate all things Greek. Free to attend, the festival will feature two main stages showcasing the talents of local and international acts, food stalls, children's entertainment and more.
When: Saturday & Sunday, February 25 & 26


Pako Festa, held in Geelong, is the largest free celebration of Australia's cultural diversity with something for people from all walks of life. Bringing together the art, music and food of many backgrounds, the festival features workshops, performances, films, craft displays and activities.
When: Saturday February 26


Craigieburn Festival is a free community celebration with a vibrant carnival and circus atmosphere. Along with children's activities and car displays, festival highlights include the CFA Torchlight Parade, Craigieburn Art Show, live music, a fireworks spectacular and more.
When: Saturday & Sunday, February 25 & 26


Selandra Rise Better Living Festival, held at Clyde North's new residential community, offers a great day out for the family with attractions the include healthy food and beverage stalls and fun carnival activities such as face painting, a jumping castle, live music and roving characters.
When: Saturday February 25 - 12pm to 4pm


Ashburton Festival celebrates the best of what the suburb can offer with its main street transformed for a family-friendly day of exciting activities. Fun and always different, the Ashburton Festival features live entertainment, free 'come and try' activities, trader stalls and rides.
When: Sunday February 26


Clayton Street Festival has entertainment for the whole family with cultural performances held across three stages. Now in its 9th year, along with workshops, roving performers, interactive activities and community information stalls, there's also the Youth Zone and Enviro Zone.
When: Sunday February 26 - 12pm to 6pm


Egyptian Festival, held at Queen Victoria Market, celebrates the culture and traditions of this fascinating country with traditional Egyptian music performances and fantastic food. Presented by the Friendship Australian Egyptian Association, there'll also be a great range of stalls.
When: Sunday February 26


Moonee Valley Festival offers great entertainment for the whole family with market stalls, roving performers, four entertainment stages with live music, delectable food stalls and even displays that include the City West Water Eco Tent will feature gardening guru Vasili.
When: Sunday February 26


Melbourne Bikefest returns with a bigger program that celebrates bikes as part of everyday life with a program of attractions and satellite events that incorporate the fun and philosophies of biking with fashion, film, workshops, social events, competitions and much more.
When: February 17 to March 17 - Various Venues
My Bike Project: Saturday February 25
Bikefest Village Picnic: Saturday March 10
Bike Runway: Thursday February 15
BikeFest BMX jam: Saturday March 17


Sustainable Living Festival offers great attractions, workshops, seminars and special events held across Melbourne to highlight how to help protect the environment. It features the Big Weekend at Federation Square with market stalls, entertainment and more.
When: February 11 to 26


Ventana Latina Fiesta, held at various venues in Frankston, celebrates Latin American culture with a range of activities that include art workshops, special film screenings, public forums and more leading up to Ventana Street Fiesta, showcasing global music, market stalls and food.
Ventana Arte: 31 January to 19 March
Ventana Cultura: 28 February to 29 March
Ventana Film Festival: March 2 & 3
Ventana Musica: March 16
Ventana Street Fiesta: March 17

Food & Wine Festivals

Harvest Picnic at Hanging Rock embraces Victoria's love of food and wine by showcasing over 100 small producers who will present their delicious array of goods. Held at Hanging Rock Reserve, the day includes live music, fun activities for kids and cooking demonstrations.
When: Sunday February 26 - 9am to 5pm

Music & Arts Festivals

National Play Festival showcases the best in new Australian playwriting with a curated season of the most exciting new Australian plays from around the country. Held at the Malthouse Theatre in Southbank, there are also special presentations, discussions and industry symposia.
When: Wednesday to Saturday, February 22 to 25


Between the Bays Music Festival, held in Moorooduc, returns for its 7th year with a family friendly atmosphere of food and music. With an eclectic line up of performers for people of all ages, guests include Mark Seymour, CUSTARD, The Fuzzbirds and Lah Lah's BIG Live Band.
When: Saturday February 25


Rhythm & Vines Festival, held at Rochford winery in the Yarra Valley, offers an entertaining day with great food and wine and a combination of live music and vineyard D.J's spread over two main arenas with International R&B singer Aaron Deponce performing.
When: Sunday February 26


Herring Island Summer Arts Festival offers exhibitions every weekend at the Herring Island Environmental Sculpture Park in Toorak. Accessible by boat with a punt service, the arts festival includes special artists' demonstrations, talks, workshops, activities and more.
When: January 14 to April 1 - Weekends

Exhibitions - Art | Festival | Show

Self-conscious: Contemporary Portraiture, held at East Caulfield's Monash University, explores some of the many ways in which artists approach contemporary portraiture and represent different modes of identity. Featured artists include Donna Bailey, Mutly Çerkez and Simryn Gill.
When: Until April 7


Regarding the Face is an exhibition by Alexandra Sasse, whose focus on a small select circle of models create a deep understanding of the language of painting and drawing and the intangibles of human presence through colour and line. It's held at Melbourne's fortyfivedownstairs.
When: Until March 3 - Tuesdays to Saturdays


Peter Macdonald, a self-taught artist who likes to engage in a realistic style of painting, will be exhibiting works at The Ryzowy Gallery of Creswick Woollen Mills. Well known for his portrayal of the Clydesdale, his style brings his subjects to life without being enslaved to fine detail.
When: Until March 13


Freshwater Saltwater is a travelling exhibition presented by the Australian National Maritime Museum, held at Geelong Gallery. The exhibition features works by Indigenous artists who have used printmaking techniques to record their traditional stories, designs and clan totems.
When: Until April 15


Wall of Seahorsel, held at the Centre for Contemporary Photography in Fitzroy, is a new series of works by New Zealand's Yvonne Todd. Curated by Serena Bentley, Todd's works feature the costumed inhabitants of an imagined community who connect through dance moves.
When: Until April 1 - Wednesdays to Sundays


This Is The Show, held at South Yarra's Mossgreen Gallery, is an exhibition of works by Rennie Ellis. A photographer and author, his images and words have titillated and tickled the public's imagination for years, leaving behind a treasure trove of images spanning over three decades.
When: Until March 3 - Closed Sundays


Tamworth Textile Triennial, held at Melbourne's RMIT Gallery, showcases a range of textile skills that challenge traditional ideas of the craft - from resist printed textiles to hand embroidered cross-stitch, metal wire knitted on a machine to cloth woven on a jacquard loom.
When: February 10 to March 24
Artist Floor Talk: March 22 - Bookings Required


Studio 12, a collective of Mornington Peninsula award winning artists, will present contemporary and traditional works at The Well in Camberwell. With artists demonstrating daily, some proceeds from the show will help support Biala Early Childhood Intervention Centre.
When: February 6 to March 3


objets de desir, held at Langford 120 in North Melbourne, is an exhibition of works by Jan Murray, who has focused on certain relationships between painting and its internal and external architecture by using the creation and installation of plaster simulacra of paintings.
When: February 2 to March 3 - Wednesdays to Sundays


Strandbeest, presented at Federation Square, brings to Melbourne the talents of Dutch artist Theo Jansen, whose kinetic 'artificial life' sculptures will be publicly displayed for a limited time. Fusing art and engineering, Jansen creates giant, self-propelling sculptural creatures.
When: February 1 to 26


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Expos, Launches, Open Days & Lectures

Better Homes & Gardens LIVE is finally coming to Melbourne offering a great family day out at Carlton's Royal Exhibition Building. With all your favourite Better Homes and Gardens TV experts on stage, there'll also be workshops, fun entertainment for kids and over 250 exhibitors.
When: Friday to Sunday, February 24 to 26


Jeff Hook TShirt Package Launch - Geoff Hook, one of Australia's most iconic artists, well known for his caricatures, realist drawings and watercolor paintings, has teamed up with Saint Side to release a limited edition TShirt Package. The launch will be held at Melbourne's Saint Side City.
When: Friday February 24 - 6pm to 9pm


Pottery Expo is an annual exhibition of unique works in ceramics, held on the banks of Warrandyte's Yarra River. With innovative ceramics by Australian studio artists, the expo includes demonstrations of pottery making techniques, clay activities, music and food.
When: Saturday & Sunday, February 25 & 26


New Age Healing & Psychic Expo, next appearing at Cardinia Cultural Centre in Pakenham, showcases jewellery, incense, salt lamps, crystals and more. Visitors to the expo can also have a personal psychic reading with experienced mediums, clairvoyants and tarot readers.
When: Sunday February 26 - 10am to 5pm


Best of the Independent Games Festival, presented at ACMI Cinema in Federation Square, gives kids the chance to play brilliant new games by indie designers for free with a showcase of favourites from the Independent Games Festival, dubbed the 'Sundance of the game world'.
When: December 20 to March 25


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Performances & Theatre

Hose, held at St Kilda's Theatre Works, is Bridget Mackey's debut work with MKA, brought to the stage by exciting new director Alister Smith. Hose tells the story of Isabelle, a condemned woman who seeks sanctuary in a Beauty Salon deep within the shopping malls of Suburbia.
When: Until March 3 - Tuesdays to Saturdays
Double Bill - Also See: Tinkertown


The Lion in Winter, performed by Heidelberg Theatre Company in Rosanna, is James Goldman's witty play of a thoroughly dysfunctional and fascinating royal family. With a setting of a 12th century Christmas, the play reveals themes that are no less relevant today.
When: February 23 to March 10


Tuesdays with Morrie, presented at The Basin Theatre, is a play based on true events that celebrates the power of friendship and those who make a difference in our lives. Written by Mitch Albom, it details his visits with an old college professor and friend with a terminal illness.
When: Until March 10 - Thursdays to Sundays


Due Paesi, Due Cuori, which translates to Two Countries, Two Hearts, is an Australia's first ever Italian theatre play with subtitles. Held at the Clocktower Centre in Moonee Ponds, the play draws on the true story of a young lady who finds her soul mate, love and the truth.
When: February 24 to March 4


The Seed, presented by Melbourne Theatre Company, is a witty and raw examination of family ties as it follows Rose, a writer who observes the reunion between her father and estranged grandfather. Featuring Sara Gleeson and Tony Martin, it's held at the Arts Centre.
When: February 17 to April 4


The Wild Duck, held at Southbank's Malthouse Theatre, is a taut, stripped-back rendition of Isben's modern classic with its characters cast into the contemporary world. A bittersweet portrait of family dysfunction, deception and denial, The Wild Duck resounds for a new age.
When: February 17 to March 17


Yes, Prime Minister, held at Melbourne's Comedy Theatre, is the live comedy from the original writers of the hit BBC TV series. Set in present day, in the oak panelled drawing room of the British Prime Minister's country residence, the play offers an engagingly funny look at politics.
When: Until February 26 Book Now


A Chorus Line, held at Her Majesty's Theatre, is the hit show that celebrates the unsung heroes of the American Musical Theatre, the chorus dancers. The production is a brilliantly complex fusion of dance, memorable songs and compellingly authentic drama.
When: February 4 to March 4 | Book Now


Lady Chatterley's Lover, held at Elsternwick's Rippon Lea House and Gardens, is Australian Shakespeare Company's outdoor adaption of D.H. Lawrence's masterpiece, which tells of the adulterous affair between the sexually unfulfilled upper-class Connie and gamekeeper Mellors.
When: January 31 to March 8


Good People, presented by St Kilda's Red Stitch Theatre, is the Australian premiere of the latest play from Pulitzer Prize winner David Lindsay-Abaire. Set in South Boston, the play ponders the fate of those who move forward and those left behind through personal choice and destiny.
When: February 1 to March 3


Tribes, presented by Melbourne Theatre Company, is Nina Raine's sharp-jabbing comedy that looks at how families communicate. As the conversation unfolds around a family table with arguments and insults, no one pays much attention to the damage it might cause.
When: February 4 to March 14


Shakespeare Under The Stars presents Glenn Elston's brilliantly funny new adaptation, 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' Behind The Scenes. Held in Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens, the hilarious production showcases Shakespeare's best known scenes with a special comic twist.
When: December 20 to March 10 - Various Dates

Classical, Choral & Recitals

My Fare Label, presented by Choir of Hope & Inspiration, once known as Choir of Hard Knocks, is an original musical theatre performance with music and dialogue. Entertaining yet also moving and highly poignant, it's performed at Ivanhoe Girls' Grammar School.
When: Saturday February 25 - 3pm


Four South American Seasons, a free concert held at Melbourne's Sidney Myer Music Bowl, features Venezuela's Diego Matheuz acting as conductor for a concert with Melbourne Symphony Orchestra as they present a true celebration of classic Latin American music.
When: Saturday February 25 - 7pm


Venice Secrets, presented by the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra, is a chance to discover the virtuosity of Vivaldi as his stratospheric passages are brought to life by a modern day master of the Italian Baroque. The performance is held at Melbourne Recital Centre in Southbank.
When: Saturday February 25 - 7pm

Burlesque, Cabaret & Dance

BUTTERSCOTCH, held at South Melbourne's Butterfly Club, is a performance by Emma Clair Ford, Best Cabaret Nominee at last year's Adelaide Fringe. The darkly comical crusade for the plight of innocent ideals blurs the boundaries of memory and lays bare the simplicity of desire.
When: Tuesday & Wednesday, February 21 & 22


Parisian Rendez-Vous, performed at Caulfield North's Downstairs at Alma's, is a cabaret adventure through Paris via song, tap dance music, street art and burlesque. With Jazmin, Monsieur P and guest, Wendy Lee Taylor, the show offers a full vaudevillian extravaganza.
When: Friday & Saturday, February 24 & 25


Stage Fright, held at Melbourne's Cross Culture Church, showcases the work of many young Melbourne-based artists in the areas of music, design, illustration and dance. With artist's stalls, exhibits, displays and live performances, 50% of proceeds will help support Able Australia.
When: Saturday February 25 - Gold Coin Entry


Star Wars Burlesque is a sassy interpretation of George Lucas's classic sci-fi mythology. Evading the dreaded Imperial Starfleet, a group of freedom fighters led by Luke Skywalker has established a new secret base one the remote ice world of Melbourne's s Athenaeum Theatre.
When: Saturday & Sunday, February 25 & 26


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Entertainment & Nightlife

National SLAM Day is an invitation to support local artists and venues by experiencing the spontaneous excitement and intimacy you only get at a small venue. Aimed at highlighting the importance of the live music culture, venues throughout Melbourne will host special gigs.
When: Thursday February 23


Jazz n Shiraz, featuring Connie Lansberg and held at Capitol Kitchen in Chadstone, offers a great evening show with a family friendly atmosphere as Connie Lansberg and her collection of great jazz musicians perform jazz and pop standards along with original tunes.
When: Friday February 24 - 6pm to 9pm


Summer Revolucion, held at Abbotsford's Schoolhouse Studios, celebrates the revolutionary spirit as it redefines entertainment with more than 100 artists, an underground market, a Señor BBQ and more in a showcase of art, food, music, performance, inventions and more.
When: Saturday February 25


Boom Crash Opera and Sean Kelly will appear at South Morang's Commercial Hotel. One of Australia's greatest bands, Boom Crash Opera celebrate 25 years of hits and memories by taking a look at the band's remarkable career along with celebrating Sean's greatest hits.
When: Saturday February 25 - 8pm


Matthew Fagan's Tango Flamenco Show features the fire of flamenco and passion of tango from the South of Spain to the Tango clubs of
Buenos Aires Argentina. Held at Eltham's Montsalvat, Matthew will be performing the music of Astor Piazzolla, Dyens and others.
When: Sunday February 26 - 4pm


Rhythm of Africa, held at Werribee Zoo, is a chance to enjoy your own stunning 'out of Africa' experience with some of the best African bands presenting music to get you up and grooving. Children can also be entertained with loads of fun activities to explore in the African village.
When: Until February 26 - Saturdays & Sundays


Fairfield Amphitheatre Summer Concert Series offers a fantastic program of free performances. Presented by the City of Yarra, the family-friendly concerts feature a diverse range of talented performers with backgrounds and styles from across the globe.
When: Sundays During February - 5pm to 7:30pm


Melbourne Zoo Twilights offers the chance to enjoy music performed live at Melbourne Zoo with a fantastic program that boasts a great range of performers. Held on the zoo's concert lawn areas, each concert evening also includes special displays of selected species.
When: Until March 18 - Saturdays & Sundays


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Cinema

Rooftop Cinema flickers into action with film screenings of everything from cult favourites to new releases and documentaries, literally offering the height of entertainment with screenings held on the rooftop of Swanston Street's Curtin House along with the rooftop bar.
When: Until March 29 - Various Dates


The Shadow Electric, Melbourne's first large scale independent open-air cinema, is held within the beautiful grounds of the Abbotsford Convent. Along with screenings of quality films, the cinema also has a licensed bar with food, live music entertainment and a shorts film program.
When: Until April 29 - Thursdays to Sundays


Southgate Cinema presents films that include popular releases, art house films, documentaries and more right in the heart of Southgate. Free to attend, it provides an outdoor experience while remaining undercover inside the centre with screenings held under the open atrium.
When: Until February 29 - Tuesdays & Wednesdays - 7pm


Cameo Outdoor Cinema in Belgrave features state-of-the-art sound, stylish deckchairs and a whopping great screen. With a program of arthouse and quality mainstream films, they'll be screening first release films, offering a fantastic cinematic experience throughout summer.
When: Until April 14 - Various Dates


Ford Focus Moonlight Cinema, held at Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens, offers a program of latest releases, cult classics and contemporary films. A great way to spend a night out with friends and family, you can bring your own picnic or purchase food while there.
When: Until March 25 - Various Dates


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Melbourne For Kids

Teddy Bears Picnic, held at Rippon Lea House & Gardens in Elsternwick, invites children to bring a picnic blanket and their teddy bear for a day of fun. Highlights include a teddies parade and Ripplea Bear, who'll be joined by some very special guests.
When: Sunday February 26 - 10am to 4pm


Sand Sculpting Australia will again present a special display on Frankston's Waterfront with this year's theme of Toytopia featuring over 3,500 tonnes of sand carved into spectacular sculptures depicting dolls, teddy bears and other iconic childhood toys.
When: January 26 to April 26


Summer Groove Kids Concerts celebrate Melbourne Zoo's 150th anniversary with performances for children that include shows from Wild Aussies, Blinky Bill and Friends, Hey-Dee-Ho and many other special guests, offering a great chance to gather for lunch at the Zoo stage.
When: January 2 to February 26

Circus

Stardust Circus, Australia's largest circus with animals, will be holding performances in Cranbourne. The performance features lions, monkeys, Liberty horses and trick ponies, acrobats, Aerialists, the sensational flying trapeze, clowns and more for the whole family.
Cranbourne: Until March 4 - Wed to Sun


Silvers Grand Magic Circus will be appearing with performances held in Pakenham. Established in 1976, the circus offers a great show for people of all ages with performers including everything from jugglers and clowns to acrobats, international performers and more.
Pakenham: Until March 4 - Various Dates

Markets, Fetes and Fairs

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Wining & Dining

Tea & Terroir is a workshop with internationally renowned tea expert May King Tsang, who will showcases how natural elements of a tea garden or region influence the distinctive flavours of tea. Presented by Tea&Sympathy, an independent specialty tea label, it's held in Thornbury.
When: Thursday February 23 - 6:30pm to 8pm


Poultrygeist, inspired by the cult film of a similar name, is a special menu presented by The Commoner in Fitzroy. Paying a cheeky homage to the Silver Screen throughout the year, special dinners will be on offer through selected months with unique cult movie inspired menus.
February Menu: Poultrygeist


Murder On The Puffing Billy Express presents a unique and intriguing night of murder, mystery and suspense aboard Puffing Billy's evening dinner train special. With guests invited to come dressed as their favourite Agatha Christie character, prizes are also offered to the best dressed.
When: Until November 22 - Various Dates


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Sporting Events

Football

AFL NAB Cup
Round 1 | Week 2
Geelong, St Kilda and Sydney
Friday February 24 - 6:45pm
Marvel Stadium, Docklands

Soccer

Hyundai A League | Week 21

Melbourne Heart v Central Coast Mariners
Sunday February 26 - 5pm
AAMI Park, Melbourne

Basketball

NBL Championship | Round 21

Melbourne Tigers V Adelaide 36ers
Saturday February 25 - 7:30pm
State Netball and Hockey Centre, Parkville

Motor Sports

Superbike World Championship, held at Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, offers non-stop action, drawing the world's best riders along with locals that include Australia's Josh Brookes. The thrilling event also features a bike expo, live music, nightlife and much more.
When: Friday to Sunday, February 24 to 26

Bowls

Australian Open Bowls is the Southern Hemisphere's biggest and most lucrative bowls event. Held at Darebin International Sports Centre located in Thornbury, the event features singles, pairs and triples for both men and women with a six figure prize purse up for grabs.
When: February 19 to 25

Golf

Amateur Foursomes Championships, hosted by Riversdale Golf Club, include The Australian Men's and Women's Amateur Foursomes Championships. With both events played over 36-holes Foursome Stroke Play, they precede the Men's and Women's Riversdale Cups respectively.
When: February 14 to 24

Horse Racing

Sportingbet Park Race Days

Midweek Meeting (Hillside)
Wednesday February 22 - Gates Open 11am
Sportingbet Park, Sandown


TGIFebruary Friday Night Racing brings an added thrill to racing nights at Moonee Valley with Premium Night Racing also offering the chance to win up to $5,000 in the Dining Boxes during February.
Race Nights:
Fridays in February- Gates Open 5:15pm

Community Sports

Hits & Giggles Program, held at various venues, is a female only 6-week program designed to give women who have not played Squash or Racquetball the chance to learn and practice the basic skills of Squash or Racquetball in a social, non-intimidating and fun environment.
When: Commencing February 23 to 25


Albert parkrun is a FREE weekly 5km event for runners of all standards, which takes place every week in Albert Park, offers an opportunity for people of all backgrounds and ages to come together on a regular basis to enjoy this beautiful park and get physically active into the bargain.
When: Saturdays, 8am - FREE but Registration Required


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