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THIRD DRAFT_TIMETABLE-Australian National Busking Championships 2012
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Busking Hot Spots
Over 100 Musicians To Compete In The Australian National Busking Championships visit this serif;”>â„¢
On Sunday 4th November, drugstore Cooma will be alive with the sounds of over 100 musicians vying for the title of Australian National Busker Champion as well as over $2000 in prize money. The Australian National Busking Championships ™ is an inaugural event for Cooma and will coincide with the annual Snowy Ride which brings over 4000 visiting bike riders to the region.
The Australian National Busking Championships ™ will be quite unique event as it is a celebration of music in all its rich and wonderful variety. All sorts of different styles of music will be performed at this event including, Folk, Rock, Country, Bluegrass, Jazz, Blues and Classical.
As well as many of our own local talented musicians such as, Vendulka & Vasek Wichta, the Numeralla Fingerplunkers Bluegrass Band, Stypa, Cooma Harmony Chorus, Manny Aigner, Brodie Buttons, Mike Waddell, there will be more musicians are coming from all over, including, Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra, Albury, Bega, Bombala, Jindabyne, Cadello and Cobargo.
This event is presented by Cooma School of Music with the active support of the Cooma-Monaro Shire Council through the Cooma Visitors Centre. “We are very excited about this new music event. In the future, we can see this unique concept growing into a major festival of national prominence for Cooma,” said Mr Spencer, the event organizer. “We are also delighted with the very positive response from our local businesses to our request for them to ‘Host A Buskers Spot’.”
Win this Greg Bennett Acoustic Guitar
During this event the buskers will be performing all around the CBD of Cooma. Venues include, Cooma Monaro Railway, Cooma Café, 40 Café, Target Country Cooma, Woolworths Cooma, Cooma Visitors Centre, Alpine Hotel, Cooma Hotel, The Lott Foodstore, Kettle & Seed Café, Roses Restaurant, Snowy Camping World, Cooma Colour Print, Judonna’s Icecreamery & Café, Leo Percys Newsagency, P D Murphy, Naaz Indian Restaurant, Cooma Mitre 10, Pages of Life Bookstore, Pizza House, Pha’s Thai Kitchen, Moontree Health Food and Centennial Park.
The buskers will be assigned various locations around Cooma. They will be asked to move every half hour to a new busking spot. It is hoped that this will provide a variety of locations for the buskers and also a variety of performances for the public. Roaming judges will be assessing these performances during the day. The results will be announced later in the afternoon, before the “Finals Concert” which will be held in Centennial Park at 5pm. The buskers will be judged in 3 age groups, Primary School age, Secondary School age, and Open. The prize-winners for the age categories will be selected by a panel of judges at the “Finals Concert.”
 The People’s Choice Prize will also be awarded. This will be an chance for the public to decide which busker they liked the best. Specially printed “Busker Dollars” will be availabe free from the Cooma Visitors Centre. People can then cast their vote by placing their “Busker Dollars” into the hat of their favourite busker. At end of the day the busker will the most “Busker Dollars” wins the People’s Choice Award. A free ticket to a lucky draw will also be given to each person who picks up their “Busker Dollars” from the Cooma Visitors Centre. The prize for the Lucky Draw will be a Greg Bennett acoustic guitar valued at $429.
 The Australian National Busking Championships will be a great day of music, fun and excitement. It’s great family entertainment and it’s all free. So come and enjoy all the music on show in Cooma on Sunday 4th November. You might even win a beautiful guitar!
For more information:
Allan Spencer
Cooma School of Music
Shop 2 Parkview Arcade, pharm
123 Sharp Street
Cooma NSW 2630
www.coomamusic.com.au
Ph: (02) 6452 6067
Busking Hot Spots
Over 100 Musicians To Compete In The Australian National Busking Championships hepatitis serif;”>â„¢
On Sunday 4th November, pfizer Cooma will be alive with the sounds of over 100 musicians vying for the title of Australian National Busker Champion as well as over $2000 in prize money. The Australian National Busking Championships ™ is an inaugural event for Cooma and will coincide with the annual Snowy Ride which brings over 4000 visiting bike riders to the region.
The Australian National Busking Championships ™ will be quite unique event as it is a celebration of music in all its rich and wonderful variety. All sorts of different styles of music will be performed at this event including, Folk, Rock, Country, Bluegrass, Jazz, Blues and Classical.
As well as many of our own local talented musicians such as, Vendulka & Vasek Wichta, the Numeralla Fingerplunkers Bluegrass Band, Stypa, Cooma Harmony Chorus, Manny Aigner, Brodie Buttons, Mike Waddell, Matthew Ventura, Â there will be more musicians are coming from all over, including, Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra, Albury, Bega, Bombala, Jindabyne, Cadello and Cobargo.
This event is presented by Cooma School of Music with the active support of the Cooma-Monaro Shire Council through the Cooma Visitors Centre. We are very excited about this new music event. In the future, we can see this unique concept growing into a major festival of national prominence for Cooma. We are also delighted with the very positive response from our local businesses to our request for them to ‘Host A Buskers Spot’.
Win this Greg Bennett Acoustic Guitar
During this event the buskers will be performing all around the CBD of Cooma. Venues include, Cooma Monaro Railway, Cooma Café, 40 Café, Target Country Cooma, Woolworths Cooma, Cooma Visitors Centre, Alpine Hotel, Cooma Hotel, The Lott Foodstore, Kettle & Seed Café, Roses Restaurant, Snowy Camping World, Cooma Colour Print, Judonna’s Icecreamery & Café, Leo Percys Newsagency, P D Murphy, Naaz Indian Restaurant, Cooma Mitre 10, Pages of Life Bookstore, Pizza House, Pha’s Thai Kitchen, Moontree Health Food and Centennial Park.
The buskers will be assigned various locations around Cooma. They will be asked to move every half hour to a new busking spot. It is hoped that this will provide a variety of locations for the buskers and also a variety of performances for the public. Roaming judges will be assessing these performances during the day. The results will be announced later in the afternoon, before the “Finals Concert” which will be held in Centennial Park at 5pm. The buskers will be judged in 3 age groups, Primary School age, Secondary School age, and Open. The prize-winners for the age categories will be selected by a panel of judges at the “Finals Concert.”
 The People’s Choice Prize will also be awarded. This will be an chance for the public to decide which busker they liked the best. Specially printed “Busker Dollars” will be availabe free from the Cooma Visitors Centre. People can then cast their vote by placing their “Busker Dollars” into the hat of their favourite busker. At end of the day the busker will the most “Busker Dollars” wins the People’s Choice Award. A free ticket to a lucky draw will also be given to each person who picks up their “Busker Dollars” from the Cooma Visitors Centre. The prize for the Lucky Draw will be a Greg Bennett acoustic guitar valued at $429.
 The Australian National Busking Championships will be a great day of music, fun and excitement. It’s great family entertainment and it’s all free. So come and enjoy all the music on show in Cooma on Sunday 4th November. You might even win a beautiful guitar!
OK, visit this site we’ve got all the hot busking spots sorted for the Australian National Busking Championships. Cooma Monaro Railway has 2 spots, they’re putting on a devonshire tea YUM! Then there’s Cooma Cafe, wonderful Turkish food and coffee. Swing by the 40 Cafe for a little bit of Irish. Then there’s Judonnas’s for great icecream. Followed by retail therapy at Target Country, Camping World, Pages of Life Bookshop, Percy’s Newsagency. You might just fancy a beer at the Alpine Hotel. There’s great food & coffee at The Lott, Awesome Indian food at Naaz. Great coffee at Kettle and Seed Cafe and PD Murphy. Check out all the great music productions coming up at Clancy Music. More retail therapy at Mitre10. Have another beer at Cooma Hotel. Then there’s first class Lebanese food at Roses. Stock up on your essentials at Woolworths. And then, we’ll meet you all at the park for the Finals Concert at 5pm.
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Busking Hot Spots for Australian National Busking Championships
About
The Australian National Busking Championships™ is all about celebrating music in all its rich and wonderful variety. This year’s event will be the first of its kind for Cooma and the scenic Snowy Mountains of Australia.
We’re inviting musicians from all over Australia to play and compete in this new and exciting event. We hope that all styles of music will be represented, such as Folk, Classical, Rock, Country, Jazz, Blues and more. So if you enjoy making music and entertaining outdoors, this is the day for you. Put your hat out and make a bit of money, and be in the running for over $2000 of cash prizes.
There will be three age categories for prizes:
Plus the People’s Choice Award – $200.
The prize-winners for the age categories will be selected by a panel of judges at the “Finals Concert” which will be held in Centennial Park at 5pm. Buskers competing in the “Finals Concert” will be selected by the judges from all the busking performances held during the morning and afternoon on the same day.
Primary aged competitors will be asked to give their daytime performances in the park. These younger buskers need only perform for a short time (perhaps 5 to 10 minutes). Their performances will be judged there and then in the park. The results will be announced later in the afternoon, before the start of the “Finals Concert.” A parent or guardian of these children must be present for these performances. Children must not be left unattended.
The older buskers, Secondary & Open, will be assigned various locations around Centennial Park and surrounding CBD of Cooma. They will be asked to move every half hour to a new busking spot. It is hoped that this will provide a variety of locations for the buskers and also a variety of performances for the public. Roaming judges will be assessing these performances during the day. And again, the results will be announced later in the afternoon, before the “Finals Concert.” During the day, rest breaks of half an hour may be taken as required.
The People’s Choice Award will be an chance for the public to decide which busker (any age) that they liked the best. Specially printed “Busker Dollars” will be available free from the Cooma Visitors Centre. People can then cast their vote by placing their “Busker Dollars” into the hat of their favourite busker. At end of the day the busker with the most “Busker Dollars” wins the People’s Choice Award.
The Australian National Busking Championships™ is happening on the same weekend as the “Snowy Ride” which is an annual motorcycle event that brings thousands of riders from all over Australia to raise money for Childhood Cancer Research. Also on that Sunday in Cooma at the Raglan Gallery is the nationally recognised poetry competition, “A Feast of Poetry.” This year’s “A Feast of Poetry” will feature a song writing competition* as well as poetry. So, Cooma will be a very busy and fun place to be on Sunday 4th November.
So if you’re up for a great day of music and fun, get your entry form** in ASAP. When you’ve returned your entry form you will be sent a “Buskers Registration Sticker” which you must wear on the day. Remember, only buskers that have been registered and have a valid “Buskers Registration Sticker” will be allowed to compete. Also, you may perform as a solo busker or in a group of buskers. Remember any money that you make while you’re busking is yours to keep..you earned it!
**Download Australian National Busking Championships™ Entry Form here:  entry form 2012 ANBC
*Download A Feast of Poetry Entry Form here:Â Feast of Poetry 2012 brochure
If you have any trouble downloading these forms please contact me and I can email them to you as an attachment, or I can post them to you.
CONTACT: Â Allan Spencer
Cooma School of Music
Shop 2, Parkview Arcade, 123 Sharp Street,
Cooma, NSW 2630
Phone:Â 02 6452 6067
Fax:Â 02 6452 4938
Email:Â allan@coomamusic.com.au
Matthew Ventura will be performing with Anthony Smith (piano) and Caitlyn Ventura (flute)
Come and enjoy a relaxing Sunday afternoon listening to solo flute music.
St Paul’s Anglican Parish Hall, prescription Commissioner Street, sales Cooma
Includes free afternoon tea
Bookings: (02) 6452 5262
or email matthew.ventura@hotmail.com
The exploration of the intricately interlocking world of science and contemporary music.
With works by Brett Dean, this web
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Ian Shanahan, Rupert Summerson and David Bruce.
Muiscal Direction by Jonathan Barakat. Performed by fine musicians from the ANU School of Music.
Venue: CSIRO Discovery Centre, Atrium _Â North-Science Road, Acton ACT 2601
Annaka gets "The Big Cheque"
Congratulations Annaka!
Hot on the heels of winning the Solo Classical Guitar Secondary Medal, story
the Solo Modern Guitar Medal, and the Narrawong Classical Guitar Trophy at this years Cooma Music Competition, Annaka has done it again. Well done!
This year’s Cooma Music Competition was a huge success. The Competition is now in it’s seventh year and over one hundred musicians performed in over eighty performances during the daytime heats. The heats were then followed by the Finals Concert which was made up the winners of the heats plus guest performances by the Jindabyne Central Stage Band, sildenafil and the Snowy Mountains Ensemble. Judging for this event was done by local musical maestros, information pills Robert Shearer, Rodney Clancy and Matt Charlesworth. Also Tessa Bremner, a renouned international opera, musical theatre and dance director and librettist helped with the adjudication. Tessa Bremner has worked many of the world’s leading musicians including Dame Joan Sutherland, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa as well as Composers, Leonard Bernstein and Benjamin Britten. Her thoughts on stage presentation were much appreciated by the performers during a marathon day and evening of music. Each contestant received a detailed performance report which the judges hoped would help perfect their skills. The performers competed for medals, trophies, and cash prizes which totalled over $1000.
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FINALS CONCERT AWARDS_COOMA MUSIC COMPETITION 2012
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| MEDALS FOR WINNERS OF THEIR HEATSSOLO PIANO-PRIMARY JANA MUNCLINGERSOLO PIANO-SECONDARY/OPEN KAI BAKKER
SOLO STRINGS MIA MRSIC (VIOLIN) SOLO WOODWIND-PRIMARY SARAH VENTURA (CLARINET) SOLO WOODWIND/BRASS ALEX WILES (ALTO SAX) SMALL INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE CAITLYN VENTURA (FLUTE) & MATTHEW VENTURA (FLUTE) SOLO CLASSICAL GUITAR-PRIMARY BURNUM BURNUM BRADEMANN SOLO CLASSICAL GUITAR-SECONDARY ANNAKA DYKSTRASOLO MODERN GUITAR ANNAKA DYKSTRA SOLO VOICE CLASSICAL/MUSICAL THEATRE-PRIMARY AMOS WALKER SOLO VOICE CLASSICAL/MUSICAL THEATRE-SECONDARY MAE WALKER SOLO VOICE CLASSICAL/MUSICAL THEATRE-OPEN JUDY GIBSON SOLO VOICE CONTEMPORARY-PRIMARY KAYLA GAY SOLO VOICE CONTEMPORARY-SECONDARY VENDULKA WICHTA SOLO VOICE CONTEMPORARY-OPEN BRODIE NOSSITER ORIGINAL COMPOSITION-PRIMARY/SECONDARY ANNA STOLZ ORIGINAL COMPOSITION-OPEN SHANE BLEWITT VOCAL GROUP ANN TAME & DAVID LEAROYD |
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Frank Scott Music Award – Woodwind or Brass or Percussion (Concert Band Instruments) ALEX WILES (ALTO SAX) –Trophy & $50 cash |
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Russell & Jackie Fox Music Award – NIKO BAKKER –Trophy & $50 cash |
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Strings Award MIA MRSIC (VIOLIN) -Â Trophy & $50 cash |
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Peter de Jager Piano Prize KAI BAKKER -Â Trophy & $200 cash |
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Narrawong Classical Guitar Award ANNAKA DYKSTRA -Â Trophy & $200 cash |
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Ron Cox Music Award – Musical Theatre JUDY GIBSON - Trophy & $100 cash |
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Contemporary Voice KAYLA GAY -Â Trophy & $100 cash |
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Robert Shearer Award – Classical Voice MAE WALKER - Trophy & $100 cash |
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Shearer Family Encouragement Award for Classical Voice OWEN PEARSON -Â Trophy & $50 cash |
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Shearer Family Encouragement Award for Musical Theatre AMOS WALKER -Â Trophy & $50 cash |
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The People’s Choice Award JANA MUNCLINGER -Â Trophy & $100 cash |
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Highering local staff.
Wearing organic and ethically made uniforms, so the the money we spend is used wisely to benefit the production and the people making the product are getting paid for what they do!
Using Biodegradable packaging so that our waste goes back into the ground and doesn’t sit in land fills for our children to try to get rid of later!
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About ’40′ Cafe:
At ’40′
Café we are making, or trying to make, a difference in the lives of people locally and over seas!
We are doing that in a number of ways.
 LOCALLY
We are endeavouring to use local produce to help local farmers and local producers with their busness (if only in a small way).
We are producing great quality food for our local community and wonderful organic and fair trade coffee, produced in Byron Bay.
Highering local staff.
Wearing organic and ethically made uniforms, so the the money we spend is used wisely to benefit the production and the people making the product are getting paid for what they do!
Using Biodegradable packaging so that our waste goes back into the ground and doesn’t sit in land fills for our children to try to get rid of later!
 CHARITIES WE SUPPORT
Click here to find out about the charities we support.
OUR FOOD
We have many wonderful vegan, vegetarian main meals and desserts.
We also cater for gluten free diets, lactose intolerant and of course, we only use organic meat and free range eggs.
Make sure you try our wonderful coffee on your next visit – we use only the best quality – Bunn Coffe from Byron Bay.
FUNKY PIES
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were not interested in ripping off the planet to make a buck, and when you support us, you too will be supporting that philosophy.
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Café we are making, or trying to make, a difference in the lives of people locally and over seas!
We are doing that in a number of ways.
 LOCALLY
We are endeavouring to use local produce to help local farmers and local producers with their busness (if only in a small way).
We are producing great quality food for our local community and wonderful organic and fair trade coffee, produced in Byron Bay.
Highering local staff.
Wearing organic and ethically made uniforms, so the the money we spend is used wisely to benefit the production and the people making the product are getting paid for what they do!
Using Biodegradable packaging so that our waste goes back into the ground and doesn’t sit in land fills for our children to try to get rid of later!
 CHARITIES WE SUPPORT
Click here to find out about the charities we support.
OUR FOOD
We have many wonderful vegan, vegetarian main meals and desserts.
We also cater for gluten free diets, lactose intolerant and of course, we only use organic meat and free range eggs.
Make sure you try our wonderful coffee on your next visit – we use only the best quality – Bunn Coffe from Byron Bay.
FUNKY PIES
and a flippin fantastic day to you too!
righto, here it is, Funky pies aims to address the way fast food impacts on the enviroment, you , the gereration after you and so on and so on.
were not interested in ripping off the planet to make a buck, and when you support us, you too will be supporting that philosophy.
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Café we are making, or trying to make, a difference in the lives of people locally and over seas!
We are doing that in a number of ways.
 LOCALLY
We are endeavouring to use local produce to help local farmers and local producers with their busness (if only in a small way).
We are producing great quality food for our local community and wonderful organic and fair trade coffee, produced in Byron Bay.
Highering local staff.
Wearing organic and ethically made uniforms, so the the money we spend is used wisely to benefit the production and the people making the product are getting paid for what they do!
Using Biodegradable packaging so that our waste goes back into the ground and doesn’t sit in land fills for our children to try to get rid of later!
 CHARITIES WE SUPPORT
Click here to find out about the charities we support.
OUR FOOD
We have many wonderful vegan, vegetarian main meals and desserts.
We also cater for gluten free diets, lactose intolerant and of course, we only use organic meat and free range eggs.
Make sure you try our wonderful coffee on your next visit – we use only the best quality – Bunn Coffe from Byron Bay.
FUNKY PIES
and a flippin fantastic day to you too!
righto, here it is, Funky pies aims to address the way fast food impacts on the enviroment, you , the gereration after you and so on and so on.
were not interested in ripping off the planet to make a buck, and when you support us, you too will be supporting that philosophy.
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About ’40′ Cafe:
At ’40′
Café we are making, or trying to make, a difference in the lives of people locally and over seas!
We are doing that in a number of ways.
 LOCALLY
We are endeavouring to use local produce to help local farmers and local producers with their busness (if only in a small way).
We are producing great quality food for our local community and wonderful organic and fair trade coffee, produced in Byron Bay.
Highering local staff.
Wearing organic and ethically made uniforms, so the the money we spend is used wisely to benefit the production and the people making the product are getting paid for what they do!
Using Biodegradable packaging so that our waste goes back into the ground and doesn’t sit in land fills for our children to try to get rid of later!
 CHARITIES WE SUPPORT
Click here to find out about the charities we support.
OUR FOOD
We have many wonderful vegan, vegetarian main meals and desserts.
We also cater for gluten free diets, lactose intolerant and of course, we only use organic meat and free range eggs.
Make sure you try our wonderful coffee on your next visit – we use only the best quality – Bunn Coffe from Byron Bay.
FUNKY PIES
and a flippin fantastic day to you too!
righto, here it is, Funky pies aims to address the way fast food impacts on the enviroment, you , the gereration after you and so on and so on.
were not interested in ripping off the planet to make a buck, and when you support us, you too will be supporting that philosophy.
now go and order your pies and stock up on some good karma…..
www.funkypies.com.au
Phone: (02) 6452 2527
Mobile: 0419 032 443
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About ’40′ Cafe:
At ’40′
Café we are making, or trying to make, a difference in the lives of people locally and over seas!
We are doing that in a number of ways.
 LOCALLY
We are endeavouring to use local produce to help local farmers and local producers with their busness (if only in a small way).
We are producing great quality food for our local community and wonderful organic and fair trade coffee, produced in Byron Bay.
Highering local staff.
Wearing organic and ethically made uniforms, so the the money we spend is used wisely to benefit the production and the people making the product are getting paid for what they do!
Using Biodegradable packaging so that our waste goes back into the ground and doesn’t sit in land fills for our children to try to get rid of later!
 CHARITIES WE SUPPORT
Click here to find out about the charities we support.
OUR FOOD
We have many wonderful vegan, vegetarian main meals and desserts.
We also cater for gluten free diets, lactose intolerant and of course, we only use organic meat and free range eggs.
Make sure you try our wonderful coffee on your next visit – we use only the best quality – Bunn Coffe from Byron Bay.
FUNKY PIES
and a flippin fantastic day to you too!
righto, here it is, Funky pies aims to address the way fast food impacts on the enviroment, you , the gereration after you and so on and so on.
were not interested in ripping off the planet to make a buck, and when you support us, you too will be supporting that philosophy.
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About ’40′ Cafe:
At ’40′
Café we are making, or trying to make, a difference in the lives of people locally and over seas!
We are doing that in a number of ways.
 LOCALLY
We are endeavouring to use local produce to help local farmers and local producers with their busness (if only in a small way).
We are producing great quality food for our local community and wonderful organic and fair trade coffee, produced in Byron Bay.
Highering local staff.
Wearing organic and ethically made uniforms, so the the money we spend is used wisely to benefit the production and the people making the product are getting paid for what they do!
Using Biodegradable packaging so that our waste goes back into the ground and doesn’t sit in land fills for our children to try to get rid of later!
 CHARITIES WE SUPPORT
Click here to find out about the charities we support.
OUR FOOD
We have many wonderful vegan, vegetarian main meals and desserts.
We also cater for gluten free diets, lactose intolerant and of course, we only use organic meat and free range eggs.
Make sure you try our wonderful coffee on your next visit – we use only the best quality – Bunn Coffe from Byron Bay.
FUNKY PIES
and a flippin fantastic day to you too!
righto, here it is, Funky pies aims to address the way fast food impacts on the enviroment, you , the gereration after you and so on and so on.
were not interested in ripping off the planet to make a buck, and when you support us, you too will be supporting that philosophy.
now go and order your pies and stock up on some good karma…..www.funkypies.com.au
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Phone: (02) 6452 2527
Mobile: 0419 032 443
40 Cafe would love to invite you to our Music Evening on Saturday this week, remedy
Free Music, BYO and wonderful food.
About ’40′ Cafe:
At ’40′
Café we are making, or trying to make, a difference in the lives of people locally and over seas!
We are doing that in a number of ways.
 LOCALLY
We are endeavouring to use local produce to help local farmers and local producers with their busness (if only in a small way).
We are producing great quality food for our local community and wonderful organic and fair trade coffee, produced in Byron Bay.
Highering local staff.
Wearing organic and ethically made uniforms, so the the money we spend is used wisely to benefit the production and the people making the product are getting paid for what they do!
Using Biodegradable packaging so that our waste goes back into the ground and doesn’t sit in land fills for our children to try to get rid of later!
 CHARITIES WE SUPPORT
Click here to find out about the charities we support.
OUR FOOD
We have many wonderful vegan, vegetarian main meals and desserts.
We also cater for gluten free diets, lactose intolerant and of course, we only use organic meat and free range eggs.
Make sure you try our wonderful coffee on your next visit – we use only the best quality – Bunn Coffe from Byron Bay.
FUNKY PIES
and a flippin fantastic day to you too!
righto, here it is, Funky pies aims to address the way fast food impacts on the enviroment, you , the gereration after you and so on and so on.
were not interested in ripping off the planet to make a buck, and when you support us, you too will be supporting that philosophy.
now go and order your pies and stock up on some good karma…..www.funkypies.com.au
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40 Cafe would love to invite you to our Music Evening on Saturday this week, Free Music, BYO and wonderful food.
About ’40′ Cafe:
At ’40′
Café we are making, or trying to make, a difference in the lives of people locally and over seas!
We are doing that in a number of ways.
 LOCALLY
We are endeavouring to use local produce to help local farmers and local producers with their busness (if only in a small way).
We are producing great quality food for our local community and wonderful organic and fair trade coffee, produced in Byron Bay.
Highering local staff.
Wearing organic and ethically made uniforms, so the the money we spend is used wisely to benefit the production and the people making the product are getting paid for what they do!
Using Biodegradable packaging so that our waste goes back into the ground and doesn’t sit in land fills for our children to try to get rid of later!
 CHARITIES WE SUPPORT
Click here to find out about the charities we support.
OUR FOOD
We have many wonderful vegan, vegetarian main meals and desserts.
We also cater for gluten free diets, lactose intolerant and of course, we only use organic meat and free range eggs.
Make sure you try our wonderful coffee on your next visit – we use only the best quality – Bunn Coffe from Byron Bay.
FUNKY PIES
and a flippin fantastic day to you too!
righto, here it is, Funky pies aims to address the way fast food impacts on the enviroment, you , the gereration after you and so on and so on.
were not interested in ripping off the planet to make a buck, and when you support us, you too will be supporting that philosophy.
now go and order your pies and stock up on some good karma…..www.funkypies.com.au
Great music at 40 Cafe
Great food at 40 Cafe
Phone: (02) 6452 2527
Mobile: 0419 032 443
40 Cafe would love to invite you to our Music Evening on Saturday this week, Free Music, BYO and wonderful food.
About ’40′ Cafe:
At ’40′
Café we are making, or trying to make, a difference in the lives of people locally and over seas!
We are doing that in a number of ways.
 LOCALLY
We are endeavouring to use local produce to help local farmers and local producers with their busness (if only in a small way).
We are producing great quality food for our local community and wonderful organic and fair trade coffee, produced in Byron Bay.
Highering local staff.
Wearing organic and ethically made uniforms, so the the money we spend is used wisely to benefit the production and the people making the product are getting paid for what they do!
Using Biodegradable packaging so that our waste goes back into the ground and doesn’t sit in land fills for our children to try to get rid of later!
 CHARITIES WE SUPPORT
Click here to find out about the charities we support.
OUR FOOD
We have many wonderful vegan, vegetarian main meals and desserts.
We also cater for gluten free diets, lactose intolerant and of course, we only use organic meat and free range eggs.
Make sure you try our wonderful coffee on your next visit – we use only the best quality – Bunn Coffe from Byron Bay.
FUNKY PIES
and a flippin fantastic day to you too!
righto, here it is, Funky pies aims to address the way fast food impacts on the enviroment, you , the gereration after you and so on and so on.
were not interested in ripping off the planet to make a buck, and when you support us, you too will be supporting that philosophy.
now go and order your pies and stock up on some good karma…..www.funkypies.com.au
Great music at 40 Cafe
Great food at 40 Cafe
Phone: (02) 6452 2527
Mobile: 0419 032 443
40 Cafe would love to invite you to our Music Evening on Saturday this week, see Free Music, help
BYO and wonderful food.
About ’40′ Cafe:
At ’40′
Café we are making, or trying to make, a difference in the lives of people locally and over seas!
We are doing that in a number of ways.
 LOCALLY
We are endeavouring to use local produce to help local farmers and local producers with their busness (if only in a small way).
We are producing great quality food for our local community and wonderful organic and fair trade coffee, produced in Byron Bay.
Highering local staff.
Wearing organic and ethically made uniforms, so the the money we spend is used wisely to benefit the production and the people making the product are getting paid for what they do!
Using Biodegradable packaging so that our waste goes back into the ground and doesn’t sit in land fills for our children to try to get rid of later!
 CHARITIES WE SUPPORT
Click here to find out about the charities we support.
OUR FOOD
We have many wonderful vegan, vegetarian main meals and desserts.
We also cater for gluten free diets, lactose intolerant and of course, we only use organic meat and free range eggs.
Make sure you try our wonderful coffee on your next visit – we use only the best quality – Bunn Coffe from Byron Bay.
FUNKY PIES
and a flippin fantastic day to you too!
righto, here it is, Funky pies aims to address the way fast food impacts on the enviroment, you , the gereration after you and so on and so on.
were not interested in ripping off the planet to make a buck, and when you support us, you too will be supporting that philosophy.
now go and order your pies and stock up on some good karma…..www.funkypies.com.au
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Background:
Cooma Music Competition 2012, now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Rock Groups-includes all styles. (eg Country, Blues, Jazz, Alternative, etc)Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
 ENTRY FORM COOMA MUSIC COMPETITION 2012
Matthew Ventura will be performing with Anthony Smith (piano) and Caitlyn Ventura (flute)
Come and enjoy a relaxing Sunday afternoon listening to solo flute music.
St Paul’s Anglican Parish Hall, pulmonologist Commissioner Street, hospital Cooma
Includes free afternoon tea
Bookings: (02) 6452 5262
or email matthew.ventura@hotmail.com
JINDY IDOL 2012 – 2nd Annual
The Tim Draxl Performing Arts Scholarship is once again hosting the Jindy Idol event being held on the 15th September from 6.30 pm in the Jindabyne Memorial Hall. This is a family fun event where community groups, pharmacist
young and old are able to enter into one of the talent quest categories for cash prizes, this is a fund raising event for the Tim Draxl Performing Arts Scholarship and will highlight some of the snowy Mountains’ shining stars.
Entry forms are available from: Snow print Bookshop, Kosciuszko First National, Design and Detail , Cooma School of Music and Jindabyne Central School and Snowy Mountains’ Grammar School.
Saturday 15 September 6.30pm
Jindabyne Memorial Hall
Jindy Idol is open to dancers, comedians, actors and musicians. Jindy Idol is open to anyone who loves to entertain.
Contact: Heidi Kunz (02) 6451 1104 Del Draxl 0412 785 410
Download more information and entry form click below:
Brodie Nossiter
89 Sharp Street, what is ed Cooma NSW 2630
Phone: (02) 6452 2527
Mobile: 0419 032 443
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About ’40’ Cafe:
At ’40’ Café we are making, or trying to make, a difference in the lives of people locally and over seas!
We are doing that in a number of ways.
 LOCALLY
We are endeavouring to use local produce to help local farmers and local producers with their busness (if only in a small way).
We are producing great quality food for our local community and wonderful organic and fair trade coffee, produced in Byron Bay.
Highering local staff.
Wearing organic and ethically made uniforms, so the the money we spend is used wisely to benefit the production and the people making the product are getting paid for what they do!
Using Biodegradable packaging so that our waste goes back into the ground and doesn’t sit in land fills for our children to try to get rid of later!
 CHARITIES WE SUPPORT
Click here to find out about the charities we support.
OUR FOOD
We have many wonderful vegan, vegetarian main meals and desserts.
We also cater for gluten free diets, lactose intolerant and of course, we only use organic meat and free range eggs.
Make sure you try our wonderful coffee on your next visit – we use only the best quality – Bunn Coffe from Byron Bay.
FUNKY PIES
and a flippin fantastic day to you too!
righto, here it is, Funky pies aims to address the way fast food impacts on the enviroment, you , the gereration after you and so on and so on.
were not interested in ripping off the planet to make a buck, and when you support us, you too will be supporting that philosophy.
now go and order your pies and stock up on some good karma…..
www.funkypies.com.au
A Feast of Poetry to be held at The Raglan Gallery & Culural Centre - Sunday 4th November 2012
This year the annual Feast of Poetry writing festival has expanded to include a Song Writing Competition.
 A Feast of Poetry has been a wonderful poetry writing festival and competition. This competition was first held in 2004.  The Presentation Day for A Feast of Poetry is set for Sunday, website like this
the 4th of November 2012 and it will be  held in the beautiful gardens of the historic Raglan Gallery and Cultural Centre Inc, in Lambie Street Cooma, NSW.
The main focus of the song writing competition will be the lyrics. Finalists will be invited to perform their song (or allow it to be performed) at the Presentation Day on the 4 November 2012. Depending on the number of entries there are for this inaugural event, earlier heats may  have to be organized prior to the Presentation Day.
Prizes:
Entries close on 17 September 2012
For more information contact Allan Spencer:
Conditions of Entry for
Poems & Songs
Entries close on 17th September 2012
Entry fees for both poems and songs:
Adults $5, school age children $2 or stamps
On the Spot Poem and Open Microphone – free.
Primary & Secondary Bush Poetry (on the day) – free
ï‚· All poems and songs must be original and unpublished.
ï‚· 2 copies of each poem/ lyrics must be submitted for the
entry to be valid.
ï‚· Parents must sign entry forms if students are under 16
years old.
ï‚· Bush poetry is to be rhyming bush verse with an
Australian theme. Each poem must have good rhyme
and a regular metre.
ï‚· Works must be printed or typed on one side only of A4
plain paper with no artwork or decoration.
ï‚· Pages must be numbered and titled if the poem /song is
longer than one page.
ï‚· Write your name on the entry form only and attach entry
form to your work/s.
ï‚· Poems & songs will not be returned, and only finalists will
be notified.
ï‚· Finalists will be invited to read their own poem and/or
perform their song (or allow it to be read or performed) at
A Feast of Poetry Day, 4th November 2012.
ï‚· Songs will be judged mainly on strength of the song lyric.
 The judges’ decision is final.
ï‚· Selection of poems / lyrics for publication is at the discretion
of the committee. The poems may be published in the
annual anthology, selected writers’ magazines and local
papers.
(Click on thumbnails below for full size entry forms)
