Crowds flocked to Jan Juc for some relief from soaring temperatures.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Sunday, January 23, 2011
LOOSE, ROOTSY ROCK AT THE RED TILL
Since the early days of "The Wreckery" and "The Reptiles"
Nick Barker has released seven solo albums.
Despite it's title, Black Water Blues, Barker's latest solo release is actually one hell
of a ride of dynamic passionate energy, combining joyous rock with the classiest of country leanings.
Nick takes a break from his busy OZ touring commitment with “The Ultimate Jam Session” production
for an intimate gig at “The Red Till”
143A Great Ocean Rd in Anglesea. Friday 28th Jan.
Show kicks off around 7’ish.
Backing Barker is Anglesea local Mick Barclay (ex Paul Kelly & The Messengers &
Weddings Parties Anything) on drums.
Alan Brooker (ex Dots) on bass.
With the calibre of these 3 musicians, you're guaranteed to experience a great gig!
Friday, January 21, 2011
BIG CROWDS SUPPORT THE NIGHTJAR MARKET
The NightJar Market is independently run by three local artists Mark Trinham, Kyla Vinton and Lyndelle Flintoft. The three artists developed the concept and got it off the ground with assistance from a small handful of family, volunteers and employees. A big thanks should go out to all the NightJar team!!
Artist/Muso/Organiser (one of) Mark Trinham
Build it and they will come.
"Wild Moves", African dance and drum group
"Wild Moves", African dance and drum group
"The Beachniks" featuring artist/muso Jeff Raglus (trumpet, guitar & vocals), 
Sound artist Tony Kenny
Local photog Andy Berry caught on the other side of the lens.
Street performer/contortionist Rani Huszar
Surf Coast Arts Inc have provided them with the funds to pay the Muso's. (SCArts is a volunteer run arts organisation of artists and arts appreciators).
The NightJar Market is NOT organised OR funded by the Surfcoast Shire, like a lot of people think it is.
That is why they need all the sponsorship and donations they can get to help fund it's future.
This is the first year of the NightJar Market and already has proved to be a huge success
with around 4-5,000 people attending on each of two nights so far.
Obviously a well needed community gathering.
The plan is to run for four Thursdays in Jan, but have extended into the first week in Feb to make up for
the 'wash-out' on Jan 13.
There are approx 70 stalls in total, 20 of which are food stalls.
And judging by the ques lining up for a feed, it was all great.
The good news is 2012 will be a goer!!!
The NightJar Market is NOT organised OR funded by the Surfcoast Shire, like a lot of people think it is.
That is why they need all the sponsorship and donations they can get to help fund it's future.
This is the first year of the NightJar Market and already has proved to be a huge success
with around 4-5,000 people attending on each of two nights so far.
Obviously a well needed community gathering.
The plan is to run for four Thursdays in Jan, but have extended into the first week in Feb to make up for
the 'wash-out' on Jan 13.
There are approx 70 stalls in total, 20 of which are food stalls.
And judging by the ques lining up for a feed, it was all great.
The good news is 2012 will be a goer!!!
Artist/Muso/Organiser (one of) Mark Trinham
Build it and they will come.
"Wild Moves", African dance and drum group
"Wild Moves", African dance and drum group
"The Beachniks" featuring artist/muso Jeff Raglus (trumpet, guitar & vocals), 
Sound artist Tony Kenny
Local photog Andy Berry caught on the other side of the lens.
Street performer/contortionist Rani Huszar
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