East Gippsland
Creative Gippsland brings you a month-long, Gippsland-wide
celebration of the region’s creativity in all forms of art.
In its seventh year, the May arts celebration has been designed with
the audience in mind. It features a series of special events to get you
visiting, learning, participating, making and perhaps taking the arts
home with you!
Throughout the month there will be demonstrations, workshops,
masterclasses, artist talks, residencies and more.Visual, performing
arts and the written word will feature, in your own backyard and a
little further afield, with something for everyone.
Explore what is on offer. Embrace your creative side.
Come and play with us in May.
Online www.creativegippsland.com.au
www.facebook.com/CreativeGippsland
Instagram creative_gippsland
We are pleased to present the Creative Gippsland Artist in Residence program
that will see selected artists spend seven days during May, in a beautiful small town
in Gippsland.
The artists will create a piece of work in response to the environment
and community.
For host communities it will be an opportunity to spend time with an artist with
new ideas and ways of looking at their world.
New skills can be acquired as well as a deeper knowledge of a particular art form
or artistic practice.
The celebration will feature poets, visual artists, musicians and others giving
workshops, creating works and sharing with the communities.
Wanda Bennett
Speciality Medium: Textile Artist
Late May
Dates: Day Street, Omeo
Location: www.wandabennett.mackaycreatives.com.au
I have been working as an artist /designer in both
Australia and the UK since 1990 and completed
my Master of Contemporary Art degree at the
University of Tasmania in 2009. I work mainly with
natural, recycled and found materials and use both
traditional and contemporary textile techniques.
I draw much of my inspiration from the coastal
landscape of North Queensland where I currently
work from my home based studio. My work varies
from traditional and contemporary basketry,
processional puppets, installations, public art, textile
hangings and garments. Working with the community
also plays a large role in my work and although my
main skills lie as a maker I have experience in street
performance and have worked on and coordinated
projects combining visual art, drama, music and film.
International Book Artist: Dea Fischer
Dea Fischer is an internationally sought teacher and
book artist with works held in special, public and
private collections in Canada, the US, England, Korea
and Japan, including the Haas Family Collection at Yale
University, and the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library
at the University of Toronto. Dea is the conservator
for a public library and teaches popular courses
in book arts, altered books, collage and low tech
image creation. Dea has a slow-burning love affair with books, collage and low-tech
photography. In her off hours, she engages her community in acts of random creation.
Among full time roles as a wife and mother, and
conservator for a public library, I’m an on-the-go
book and mixed media artist. I live and work in the
breathtaking Canadian Rockies, and exhibit and teach
worldwide. The world is quite a fascinating place
to me, and I like to explore its themes through my
work. The mysteries of the natural world provide me
with continual inspiration. I work across disciplines,
including collage and photography, but artist’s books
are my chief form of expression. The possibilities are absolutely endless, the challenge
continual, and I am never short of ideas to convey my world through the pages of a
book. When I’m not in a fury of creation in my studio, I thrive on lighting the fire of
creativity in others.
Keeping a journal in which to explore your creativity
and thoughts can be precious and valuable.
Imagine the far deeper reward and engagement when
you are able to work in a book that you made with
your own hands.
The sensory experience of creating a book is
intimate – you are creating a work of art that will be held, cradled, experienced in
the hand, explored with the senses.
In a series of workshops, you will create a unique, stunning and functional work of
art using beautiful materials – soft papers, linen threads and embroidered design felt
– as a sanctuary for your thoughts, writing or drawing. You will create a decorated
design felt cover for your journal, using needle felting and embroidery techniques.
You will then bind your journal into your decorated cover.You will be introduced to
stitched bookbinding techniques as a springboard for further creative work and gain
confidence to make your own creative choices.
MonoPrinting, Adelaide Macpherson
2, 6, 16 and 20 May
In these workshops you will be introduced to techniques
for making a single one of a kind print. Through a series
of set exercises you will be guided in creating prints using
different methods which include drawing, rubbing back
and colour stencilling. You will work on copper plates
15 x 20cm, use professional printing ink and paper.
Most prints will be made by using an etching press. Location: Bruthen Studio, Bruthen
Time:
10.00am – 2.30pm
Cost:
$65 per day
Maximum: 6
Contact:
0429 017 460
[email protected]
East Gippsland Art Gallery
How to develop an Artist Statement
and Biography
5 May
How to sell you!...why you make your art, what inspires
you to make it, what it signifies or represents, what’s
unique or special about how you make it, and briefly,
what it means to you.
An effective artist biography (bio) is necessary information
to have as part of the artist’s presentation to any viewers
and interested parties of their artwork. A well written and
composed artist bio serves to help a reader to connect to
the artist and to the artist’s artwork.
Location: Bairnsdale Library, 24 Service Street, Bairnsdale
Time:
2.30pm – 4.00pm
Cost:
free
Contact:
5153 1988
[email protected]
Join the artists for
dinner at the award winning
Albion Hotel, Swifts Creek
on Saturday 7th May at 7pm.
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CASSILIS
Penny Carruthers
9 Charlotte Spur
Track, Tongio West
(off Cassilis Rd) (1)
To book phone the Albion Hotel on 5159 4211
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Penny studied Art at
Swinburne with post
graduate studies in drawing.
As a freelance graphic artist
she studied printmaking and
photography part time, and most
recently painting. Her passion is
contemporary figurative and
portrait painting and drawing.
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139 Logies Road, Reedy Flat
(off Hammonds Road) (6)
Call into the Old Pub Gallery for
detailed directions.
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Great Alpine
Gallery
The studio is situated in the Black Hill
Organic Herb Gardens. Enjoy morning or
afternoon tea among the different varieties
of herbs and flowers for a small donation.
A light vegan lunch is also available.
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Visit Rob’s art and printmaking
studio located in a beautiful bushland
setting, a spectacular 20 minute drive
from Ensay. Morning and afternoon
tea available for a donation,
light lunch available for $8.
Phone 5157 3281
Phone 5159 4554
Reedy
Allan Fox
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925 Cassilis Rd, Tongio West (2)
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Thinking about an exhibition? Eileen Thurgood
10 May
Guidelines for individuals and art groups considering an
exhibition. Lunch provided. Tips and Tricks by someone
who knows! Former Gallery Director Eileen Thurgood.
Location:
Forge Theatre and Arts Hub,
Brabuwooloong Gallery,
80 McKean Street, Bairnsdale
Time:
10.00am – 4.00pm
Cost:
$5
Maximum: 15
Contact:
[email protected]
7-8 MAY. 10am-4pm
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Four ½-day workshops with
Wilderness Coast Artist Cynthia Boyle
7, 14, 21 and 28 May
The joy of drawing is available to all people. Expressing
ourselves through any form of art connects us with our
deeper nature and is the doorway to discovering and
nourishing the spirit. The ability to draw can be embraced
by everyone with a little persistence.
Location:
Boat Shed, Marlo
Time:
10.00am – 12.00pm
Cost :
$100 per day
Contact:
0439 486 440
[email protected]
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Great Alpine Open Studios
7, 8 May
A series of artist-run open studio sessions throughout
the Great Alpine region, and a weekend full of creative
workshops run by Great Alpine Gallery. For the Open
Studios take your map and picnic basket and wind your
way through country lanes, visiting artists in their studios.
Come up early to celebrate the opening of Weede at
the Great Alpine Gallery on Friday 6 May at 6pm.
Explore the breathtaking Tambo Valley - visit artists
in their handmade studios.
Cost:
free
Contact:
Tracey Johnson 0418 221 078
Ensay
Winery
Allan is currently working in minimal abstract hard edged work,
depicting energy fields. After completing a Diploma of Painting
at RMIT, Allan worked as an art teacher for 10 years and as a
woodcraftsman for 30 years. He has exhibited extensively in
regional galleries across Victoria.
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Old Pub
Gallery
Morning and afternoon tea available for $5.
Phone 5159 4317.
Old Pub Gallery
Great Alpine Gallery
7
6881-6883 Great Alpine Road, Swifts Creek (3)
The Gallery features artwork and quality hand-made work from
artists throughout the Great Alpine area. Join us for the opening
of Weede, a contemporary exploration of weeds, on Friday 6th
May at 6pm, to be opened by DELWP.
TAMBO
CROSSING
35 Old Pub Rd,
Ensay South (5)
The historic Ensay South
Hotel from 1892, exhibiting
Rob Logie’s artwork including
oil painting, relief prints and
photography. Morning and
afternoon tea available for
a donation, light lunch
available for $8.
Phone 5157 3291
Carole Pepper
208 Swifts Creek East Rd, Doctors Flat (4)
Carole creates pure silk chiffon handmade eco printed wraps,
sourced and crafted from seeds, plants and leaves indigenous to the
Tambo Valley. Each piece is unique using an ancient and chemical free
process leaving beautiful colours, impressions and marks on the cloth
which vary with the seasonal changes. The same process is applied
to create works on watercolour paper.
to Bruthen
10km
Phone 0429 148 033
P R O U D LY S U P P O R T E D B Y
“All the artists welcomed us into their studios so warmly, it was great to
see the different ways they worked, and their unique homes amongst the hills”.
- MELINDA, 2015 (f)route tour
Photos by Andrea Lane + Anne Richardson. Design by jesjohn.com. Printing by Black Rainbow on post-consumer stock, solar-powered energy + with vegetable inks.
How to photography your artwork and
create and develop an Instagram account
12 May
Help me, what do I do now? How does it work?
Every artist needs to keep visual records of their work—
and whether you plan on selling your art right away or
keeping it for years, you should always have up-to-date
images ready to share.
Location: East Gippsland Art Gallery,
2 Nicholson Street, Bairnsdale
Time:
2.00pm – 3.30pm
Cost:
free
Contact:
5153 1988
[email protected]
Relief Linocut Printing, Adelaide McPherson
13 or 14 May
A simple black and white print will be produced in this
workshop for beginners. With guidance you will carve a
design into a small lino tile 15cm x 15cm. Come prepared
with a bold black and white design or choose from
examples provided on the day. You will learn how to
transfer your design onto the lino, cut the lino safely
with a variety of tools, apply ink successfully to the tile
and print with the aid of an etching press.
Time:
9.30am – 2.30pm
Maximum:8
Classes run on given dates depending on numbers
0429 017 460
Contact:
[email protected]
Forge a Silver Ring - 3 Day Class, Marcus Foley
13, 14 and 15 May
Learn the magic of hammering a square bar of silver
into a beautiful round ring! Participants will be shown the
formative skills of silver smithing with the goal to produce
an individually designed silver ring. Gold & silver smith
Marcus Foley has nearly 30 years’ experience in this field.
Bring: A4 sketchbook HB pencil apron
Location: OneOffTwo Studio, Nungurner
Time:
1 0.00am – 4.00pm
Cost:
$420 (plus silver discs approx $15-$50)
Maximum:4
Contact:
5156 3270
[email protected]
Brush techniques and colour charts
(beginners to intermediate), Rhonda Gray
14, 15 May This workshop covers the basics of brush techniques for
various effects and the long asked question- ‘why do I keep
mixing mud’? We will create a number of basic colour
charts to assist you in your art works then put the theory
into practice by completing a small study on canvas. This
workshop can be completed in either acrylics or oils.
A requirements list will be available on enrolment.
Location: Corner Hodgson and Anderson Street,
Bairnsdale
Time:
10.00am – 3.00pm
Cost:
$150 Limited spaces available
Contact:
0427 492 859
Master class: Recycled Reads
International book artist Dea Fischer
15 May
Take recycling and upcycling to a whole new level
with international book artist Dea Fischer. Harness and
express your creative and artistic skills to turn a discarded
book into an heirloom journal, keepsake or beautiful work
of art.
Location: Cunninghame Room, 55 Palmers Road,
Lakes Entrance
Time:
9.00am – 4.00pm Cost:
$195
Maximum:25
Contact:
www.trybooking.com/187793
or 5153 9500
[email protected]
Master class: Not a Needle in Sight
International book artist Dea Fischer
16 May
Take recycling and upcycling to a whole new level with
international book artist Dea Fischer. Harness and express
your creative and artistic skills to turn a discarded book into
an heirloom journal, keepsake or beautiful work of art.
Location: Community Hub,
27 Dalmahoy Street, Bairnsdale
Time:
9.00am – 4.00pm Cost:
$195
Maximum:15
Contact:
www.trybooking.com/187799
[email protected]
Master class:You-can-do-it Stitched Bindings.
International book artist Dea Fischer
17 May
Immerse yourself in books as objects, literally, with
intensive workshop experiences featuring bookbinding,
decorative papers, collage, stitching and journal making.
The workshop is facilitated by international book artist
Dea Fischer.
Location: Community Hub,
27 Dalmahoy Street, Bairnsdale
Time:
9.00am – 4.00pm Cost:
$195
Maximum: 25
Contact:
www.trybooking.com/187799
[email protected]
Master class DEVELOP. Glenys Mann
20, 21, 22 and 23 May
This is an opportunity to be part of something special.
Extend yourself to take your art beyond where you
thought you could go.
Glenys Mann finds herself getting even more radical with
her work, pushing both personal and technical boundaries,
allowing time to respond ‘to’ the medium, rather than
force it to fit to some preconceived plan.
She has been mentoring artists for more than
25 years, teaching Master classes throughout Australia
and Internationally.
Her art is owned by Galleries, Museums and private
collections worldwide.
Location: Federation Training, the Art room,
48 Main Street, Bairnsdale
Time:
9.00am – 4.00pm
Cost:
East Gippsland Art Gallery members $400,
non-members $420 per person Minimum: 10 Contact:
www.glenysmann.jigsy.com
[email protected]
Dry Point Etching, Adelaide Macpherson
24, 27 and 28 May
The dry-point technique consists of scratching into the
surface of a printing plate. The scratched mark lifts the
plate’s surface creating a burr. When ink is wiped across
the plate the raised burr along with the etched scratched
marks retain ink as the plate is gently wiped clean.
Clear plastic plates 15x22cm will be used for this
workshop, they are ideal for the beginner as the plate can
be placed directly over a drawing / photo and traced with
the etching tool. Come prepared with a line based drawing
or simply choose from selected examples. A colour
monoprint wash will be printed along with the inked
dry point plate.
Location: Bruthen Studio, Bruthen
Time:
9.30am – 2.30pm
Cost:
$65 per day
Maximum:6
Contact:
0429 017 460
[email protected]
Master class, tutor Rhonda Gray
27 May Advanced Techniques in contemporary oil painting.
Location: Art Society Centre, corner Hodgson
and Anderson Street, Bairnsdale
Time:
9.00am – 12.00pm Contact:
5156 8889
[email protected]
3 Day Cloisonné Enamelling Class,
Dore Stockhausen
27, 28 and 29 May
Participants will be shown the formative skills of
enamelling with the goal to produce an individually
designed circular cloisonné brooch.
Introduction to enamelling, metal preparation using
requisite gold smithing techniques, design and use
of colour, cloisonné enamel preparation and finishing,
kiln use and safety.
A4 sketchbook, water colour brushes #000 and #3,
HB pencil, water colours, sharp nail scissors, apron
and sense of adventure.
Location: OneOffTwo Studio, Nungurner
Time:
10.00am – 4.00pm
Cost:
$420 (plus silver discs approx $15-$50)
Maximum:6
Contact:
5156 3270
[email protected]
ART LOVERS’ FEAST
at the Ensay Winery 28 May
Join the artists for the ART LOVERS’ FEAST at the
Ensay Winery. Location: Ensay Winery, 5094 Great Alpine Road,
Ensay Time:
from 6pm
Cost:
$35 pp, wine can be purchased
at the winery
Contact:
www.trybooking.com/187782
Tracey Johnson 0418 221 078
Silk Painting, Ann Bingham
28 May All dyes and equipment supplied, one silk scarf provided,
extra silk can be purchased on the day Lunch, tea and
coffee provided.
Location: Tambo Valley Bowling Club, Cassilis Road
(Swifts Creek-Omeo Rd) Swifts Creek
Time:
1 0.30am – 3.30pm Cost:
$80
Maximum:6
Contact:
www.trybooking.com/187750
0418 221 078
Eco Printing, Carole Pepper 28 May Learn the art of eco printing, creating rich imprints
from natural materials on paper, and create your own
eco-printed silk scarf. Bring a collection of leaves you want
to use (as big as a large bunch of flowers) and 2 pieces of
cardboard for transporting wet prints home.
Morning tea provided, bring lunch to share.
Location: 208 Swifts Creek East Road,
Doctors Flat Time:
9.00am – 3.00pm
Cost:
$90 per person, includes all materials
Maximum: 5
Contact:
www.trybooking.com/187161
0429 148 033
Wet Felting, Cath Rayment
Make your own boots or slippers
28 May Tea and Coffee provided, BYO lunch to share.
Location: Battle Point, 3730 Great Alpine Road, Tambo Crossing Time:
9.30am – 4.00pm
Cost:
$75 plus $10-$15 for materials
Maximum:6
Contact:
www.trybooking.com/187729
0428 568 530
MonoPrinting Workshops, Rob Logie
28, 29 May
Half, full or two day workshop at Rob’s art and
printmaking studio located in a beautiful bushland setting,
a scenic 20 minute drive from Ensay. Studio equipped
with large press catering for a wide variety of printmaking
techniques and experimentation. Session 1: Introduction
to water based monoprints. Session 2: Introduction to oil
based monoprints. Session 3: Expanding on sessions 1 & 2
Session 4: Further exploration of techniques and materials.
Location: 139 Logies Road, Reedy Flat
Call into the Old Pub Gallery at Ensay
for detailed directions
Time:
9.00am – 12pm, 1.00pm – 4.00pm Cost:
$45 per session,
$160 for 4 sessions, includes materials
Maximum: 5
Contact:
www.trybooking.com/187737
5157 3281
Cyanotypes, Tracey Johnson
29 May
Learn one of the oldest forms of photography, creating
brilliant blue prints with sunlight. Bring objects that create
a good shadow on paper.
Tea and coffee provided bring a lunch to share.
Location: Battle Point, 3730 Great Alpine Road,
Tambo Crossing Time:
9.00am – 3.00pm Cost:
$60, includes materials
Maximum: 8
Contact:
www.trybooking.com/187778
0418 221 078
Melon Basket Workshop, Lynn Lochrie
29 May Make a beautiful basket in the shape of a melon using
cumbungi (bulrushes) and grape vine. Bring a pair of
secateurs, an old towel for wrapping damp materials in,
an apron to protect clothes.
Tea and coffee provided, BYO lunch. free wine tasting
and wine sales available at cellar door
Location: Ensay Winery,
5094 Great Alpine Road, Ensay
Time:
10.00am – 4.00pm
Cost:
$50, includes all materials.
Maximum: 10
Contact:
www.trybooking.com/187772
0437 759 610
Exhibitions and events
Lindenow and District Art show
Opening night 5 May
6 and 7 May
Art and craft Exhibition, with a wide variety of
demonstrations, stalls and displays…a great place to
take mum out on mothers day…
Location: Lindenow Hall, Main Road, Lindenow
Time:
Friday 6.30pm – 8.30pm,
Saturday and Sunday 10.00am – 3.00pm
Cost:
gold coin donation
Contact:
5157 6317
[email protected]
Melbourne Conservatorium of Music
Guitar Quartet
The Lakes Entrance Mechanics Hall
6 May
Time:
doors open 6.00pm,
show starts 7.00pm.
“This is exactly what the guitar world needs”~
Slava Grigoryan. Whether it is an arrangement of modern
Australian work or re modelling of a traditional chamber
work, they surpass the limitations of a standard guitar
ensemble performance The MGQ are a brilliant addition
to Australia’s musical landscape/ Their combination of
innovative arrangements and superb ensemble playing
is a joy to listen to.
Cost:
SEASONS TICKET $80 now and save $40.
Individual pre-purchased tickets are adults
$25.00, at the door are $30.00.
Contact:
www.trybooking.com/Booking/
BookingEventSummary.aspx?eid=176237
Thoroughly Modern Millie
Production line theatre company
Location: Forge theatre and Arts Hub,
80 McKean Street Bairnsdale
Time: 6 May7.30pm, 7May7.30pm,
8May2.00pm, 13May7.30pm,
14 May 7.30pm, 15 May 2.00pm,
19 May 7.30pm, 20 May 7.30pm,
21 May 7.30pm, 22 May 2.00pm.
The story of young Millie Dillmount, who has just
moved to the city in search of a new life for herself. It’s a
New York full of intrigue and jazz filled with frisky flappers,
dashing leading men and a dragon-lady of a villainess
audiences will love to hate, Thoroughly Modern Millie is
a perfectly constructed evening of madcap merriment.
Cost:
Adults: $32.00
Concession: $27.00 (Seniors/Pensioners)
Children: $17.00 (14 years & under)
Students: $27.00 (High School & Uni)
Family: $80.00 (2 Adults, 2 Children)
Forge Friend: $25 Adults, $20 Concession available for Friday 6, Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 May performances only
Forge Theatre and Arts Hub
Contact:
5152 1482
[email protected]
Bairnsdale & District Arts Society
Art Exhibition
7 and 8 May
Award-winning East Gippsland artists will demonstrate
painting and drawing in a variety of mediums.
Open for public viewing as a feature of the Bairnsdale
& District Arts Society May 2016 Art Exhibition.
Location: Art Society Centre, corner Hodgson
and Anderson Street, Bairnsdale
Time:
10.00am – 4.00pm
gold coin donation
Cost:
Contact:
5156 8889
[email protected]
Wominjeka: A New Beginning
30 Years of the Koorie Heritage Trust
18 and 19 June
Opening night by invitation only 26 May, 5.30pm A NETS Victoria and Koorie Heritage Trust touring
exhibition tracing cultural continuities alongside new
modes of creative practice in South Eastern Aboriginal art
and culture. Brought to East Gippsland in partnership with
East Gippsland Shire Council.
Location: West Gallery,
2 Nicholson Street, Barinsdale
Tuesday–Friday 10.00am – 4.00pm
Time:
Saturday 10.00am – 2.00pm
Sunday–Monday CLOSED
Cost:
free
Contact:
5153 1988
[email protected]
Wunman Njinde: Contemporary Koorie Art
from East Gippsland
Location: East Gallery,
2 Nicholson Street, Barinsdale
Showcasing works by Zion Bradley James Brown,
Lee Darroch, Frances Harrison, Rob Hudson and
Susan Martin alongside artefacts from the
Krowathunkooloong collection.
Time:
Tuesday–Friday 10.00am – 4.00pm
Saturday 10.00am – 2.00pm
Sunday–Monday CLOSED
Cost:
free
Contact:
5153 1988
[email protected]
Kelly Koumalatsos (Wegaia/
Wamba Wamba) Possum Skin
Cloak, late 1990s, possum skin,
paint, 193x122cm, Koorie Heritage
Trust Collection, Photographer:
Graham Baring.
Riviera Quilters Inc 13th Biennial
Quilt Exhibition
21and 22 May
Presenting wonderful creations by members of Riviera
Quilters; guest speaker from Melbourne Modern Quilt
Guild; demonstrations of quilting and stitching techniques;
two shops; trading table; raffle draw; refreshments available.
Location:
West Bairnsdale Primary School,
Cooma Street, West Bairnsdale
Time:
10.00am – 4.00pm Cost:
$5
Contact:
www.rivieraquilters.org.au
0427 769 341
[email protected]
Boy Out Of The Country 27 May Location: Forge Theatre and Arts Hub,
80 McKean Street Bairnsdale
Time:
7.30pm
Boy Out Of The Country 28 May Location: Orbost Exhibition Centre Time:
7.30 pm There’s more to land than real-estate. There’s more to
family than DNA!
Jane Clifton leads a stellar cast to tell a story about family,
loyalty and property prices in regional Australia. A family
block, worthless for generations is suddenly re-zoned as
part of a regional housing estate. Written with wit and in
a crackling Australian idiom by award winning playwright
Felix Nobis, this is a fast paced, funny and highly satisfying
piece of theatre about life beyond the big city.
Frequent Coarse Language. Appropriate for ages 15+.
Cost:
$25 Adults or $30 at the door,
$20 Concession and Groups 8+,
or $25 at the door,
$18 students Contact:
5152 1482
[email protected]
Gippsland Opera
29 May
Enjoy laughter and the joy of music with the Award
Winning SUITS 2 with 17 of the most talented guys
in the theatre business.
Location:
Uniting Church, Bairnsdale
Time:
2.00pm
Cost:
$25 includes afternoon tea
Contact:
www.gippslandopera.org.au
5152 7155
For accommodation and tourist information
call 1800 637 060
This publication is proudly produced by the East Gippsland Shire Council
Council would like to thank the East Gippsland Arts Community for their contributions to this publication.
Care has been taken compiling this brochure, however the producers do not warrant or represent that the
brochure is free of errors or omissions. The producers do not accept any responsibility or liability for any
omissions or faults in the publication.