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Scandinavian Christmas Bazaar
Discover Scandinavia in Melbourne at the annual Scandinavian Christmas Bazaar
in the beautiful gardens of the
Swedish Church, Toorak. Festive atmosphere with
stalls full of gorgeous items from Sweden, Denmark and Norway, especially
imported for the Bazaar. Handicrafts, Scandinavian food, entertainment and lots
of fun activities for the kids. Full information at
Scandinavian Christmas Bazaar.
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Carols by Candlelight
An event that has become a popular part of the Melbourne calendar
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Riverboats Music Festival
The Riverboats Music Festival is the Murray River’s premiere contemporary
music event.
Staged in the twin-towns of Echuca-Moama, Riverboats takes place under towering river red gums in a natural amphitheatre next to the mighty Murray. Historic paddlesteamers meander past
all weekend, and occasionally the corellas get a bit raucous at sunset.
There is one stage and plenty of room for dancing, great artists and some of
the best food trucks going round.
White Hat can recommend taking a 2.5 hour trip from
Melbourne to spend a weekend on the river for this annual celebration.
This year's lineup includes The Waifs,
Tex Perkins - Far From Folsom, The Public
Opinion Afro OrchestraMark Seymour & The Undertow,
Augie March, Gabriella Cohen, Benny Walker,
Jen Cloher, Don Walker,
Deborah Conway & Willy Zygier, Fraser A. Gorman,
The Kill Devil Hills, and Leah
Senior
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Macedon Ranges Music Festival
The Macedon Ranges Music Festival is a place where people come together
for music, dancing, food, drinks, friends, family, community, and for
a great cause. 100% of profits have always been and will continue to be
donated to the Cambodian Kids Foundation. Full details at
Macedon Ranges Music Festival website
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Do You Hear The People Sing?
It is fifty years since Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel
Schönberg first met and began a collaboration that would change the
course of musical theatre history with their musicals Les
Misérables and Miss Saigon.
This September, leading stars from Broadway, the West End, France,
Korea and Australia will gather to celebrate these unparalleled musicals
and their writers in Do You Hear The People Sing? They will be joined
by a 24-piece orchestra and an ensemble of twelve singers.
This event is headlined by Michael
Ball with John
Owen-Jones , Rachel
Tucker, Bobby
Fox, David
Harris, Sooha
Kim, Suzie
Mathers and Marie
Zamoraand is the definitive celebration of the work of Boublil & Schönberg. It includes not only hits from Les
Misérables and Miss Saigon but also Martin Guerre, The Pirate Queen and
their very first musical together, La Révolution Française. This
concert was created by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg and is
the only celebration of their work that the duo has ever authorised.
Full details and bookings on the
official
website.
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Do You Hear The People Sing?
It is fifty years since Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel
Schönberg first met and began a collaboration that would change the
course of musical theatre history with their musicals Les
Misérables and Miss Saigon.
This September, leading stars from Broadway, the West End, France,
Korea and Australia will gather to celebrate these unparalleled musicals
and their writers in Do You Hear The People Sing? They will be joined
by a 24-piece orchestra and an ensemble of twelve singers.
This event is headlined by Michael
Ball with John
Owen-Jones , Rachel
Tucker, Bobby
Fox, David
Harris, Sooha
Kim, Suzie
Mathers and Marie
Zamoraand is the definitive celebration of the work of Boublil & Schönberg. It includes not only hits from Les
Misérables and Miss Saigon but also Martin Guerre, The Pirate Queen and
their very first musical together, La Révolution Française. This
concert was created by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg and is
the only celebration of their work that the duo has ever authorised.
Full details and bookings on the
official
website.
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