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Three performers in colour costumes

The Vegetable Plot brings Love and Peas to Quaama

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Three performers in colour costumesHey, good buds, this is Luke – better known as Aspara-Gus – from Australian children’s music band The Vegetable Plot. We’re excited to announce that we’ll be bringing our award-winning live show to Quaama on Friday 21 November. It’s the first time we’ve ever performed in this beautiful part of NSW and we’re really looking forward to it. We’d like to thank our friend and fellow musician Melanie Horsnell, a local resident, for encouraging … Read more »

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Four young people playing violins

Spring Youth Festival

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Four young people playing violinsWhat is the Spring Youth Music Festival at Four Winds?
Find out on 23 November!

David Hewitt is Four Winds’ Create & Inspire Director and drives the annual Spring Youth Music Festival. Bringing together 200 kids, most of them between the ages of around 10 and 17, with their mentors and teachers, we will hear bands as well as classical music, jazz, soloists, choirs and young singer songwriters.

‘There will be three … Read more »

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Oil painting of a beach with rock cliffs in the background

Masterworks

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Oil painting of a beach with rock cliffs in the backgroundShop7 ArtSpace members’ exhibition Runs from 7 to 27 November

Opening night is Friday 7 November from 5.00 pm to 7.00 pm at Bermagui Fishermen’s Wharf.

The Masterworks exhibition showcases the group of artists who are Shop7 ArtSpace Gallery members. Current members are 3D artists Steve Stafford, Jenny Mien, Nancy Brunton and Joy Georgeson, and 2D artists Lyndal Jenkins, Doris Hoyne, Victoria Nelson, Alex Bell and … Read more »

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Abstract artwork of trees

Nature’s patterns and rhythms

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Abstract artwork of treesThis is an exhibition of works by Helen Morris and Doris Hoyne. Our common art practise of painting and printmaking was the basis from which this exhibition emerged.

Helen’s work depicts the flora and fauna of this south coastal area. Birds and frogs feature foremost in her paintings, prints, drawings and works in mixed media. On the one hand, she excels in very intricate drawings, almost doodles, that make a dense pattern of human and animal … Read more »

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Two women at a hexagonal wooden table.

Arwain – a new SOAPI production

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Two women at a hexagonal wooden table.Arwain is a set of two plays by our own Jenifer James, produced by SOAPI and directed by Robyn Freedman. It will be performed at the Cobargo School of Arts Hall on 31 October and 2, 7 and 8 November.

Arwain consists of two plays inspired by myths, with the presence of a guiding figure cementing the narrative and acting as a foil for the more flawed and vulnerable … Read more »

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Quartet with instruments

String Quartet at Four Winds in November

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Quartet with instrumentsLately at Four Winds we have enjoyed contemporary and world music, informative panels and choirs, and exquisite classical music is coming on Sunday 2 November at 2.00 pm.

Celebrating ten years of playing together this year, the globally-recognised, Melbourne-based Affinity Quartet will perform Incantation in Four Parts by French composer Héloise Werner, Movement for String Quartet by Australian violist and composer Justin Williams and Debussy’s groundbreaking work String Quartet in G minor.

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