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Performing And Visual arts in Emerald
Resonate
7–14
April
2019
WWW.PAVE.ORG.AU
Welcome
The theme for 2019 PAVE festival is simply – Resonate.
It’s easy to feel despair at the constant tides of human
greed, selfishness, dishonesty and exploitation reported
daily. This year’s festival theme challenges us to be a
positive force in the world and explore what it is to be
human, with all its beauty and flaws. We can reflect this
in the arts and also do this, within our own spheres of
influence, small or large.
Waves in water and sound teach us that whenever there
is an action, there is always a resulting ripple effect that
Booking Info
spreads out. The same applies to what we do although
we don’t often think of it that way. Let’s be conscious of Book all events (unless stated*) at
others and show some discernment in what we amplify or
what we reject. www.pave.org.au
Resonating humanity does not rely on grand gestures. It is the
small things; decisions we make, actions we take each day
that slowly catch on and change things. We can all transform
Enquiries:
our world and make it a better place for all humanity.
Emerald Community House
As you enjoy the festival, we encourage you to get to know
people, look for opportunities to make someone’s life better, 356–358 Belgrave-Gembrook Rd, Emerald
think deeply about the messages portrayed by artists and Mon–Fri 10am–2pm
performers, see the beauty, listen to the resonance in the
sound, hear the words and watch the actions. Ph: 03 5968 3881
or email: info@pave.org.au
* All Events at Emerald Library are FREE
Bookings are essential. 5949 4600 / www.cclc.vic.gov.au
Trybooking.com small booking surcharge applies.
Events subject to change. Please check website or phone to confirm.
Strike Up A Chat is an ethical social initiative launched facebook.com/pavefestival
in Melbourne to help bring friendliness back into fashion
and make the world a kinder place for all. The dream is to
create a global epidemic of spontaneous chats to enrich 2019 Theme Cover Artwork
people’s lives and instigate social change. Through Raquel Carter (Emerald)
amicable communication, build community spirit and Contributing PAVE photographers
bring joy to the people in it, suburb by suburb, city by city Paul Bianco, neilcreek.com, focuslight.design
– one chat at a time! Say hello at FunFest on 7th April.
Thanks to everyone working behind the scenes on the festival
More information online – www.strikeupachat.com PAVE & FunFest Coordinator – Non Blair
Calendar of Events
Sunday 7th April Friday 12th April
Time Event Page 10am Community Canvas 25
10am FunFest Street Festival 8 1pm Let’s Take Better Photos Workshop 25
10:30am Photography Exhibition opening 12 1pm Songs of Hope Uke Workshop #1 26
11:30am Photography Workshop 12 2:30pm Harps for Happiness Workshop #1 26
11am Resurgence – Immersive Installation 11 6:30pm Cosplay 101: Silicone Mould Making 27
11am Emerald Secondary College Art Show 10 7:30pm JoJo Smith and Tracey Roberts 27
1pm Slow Bike Race 13 7:30pm Red to Blue Sessions: Michael Charles 28
7:30pm Journeys in Story and Song 13 7:30pm Barry versus Kelly 28
Monday 8th April Saturday 13th April
11am Drum N Bouncercise 15 9am Macrame for Beginners Workshop 29
2pm Guitar Workshop 14 10am Go Fly a Kite 29
6pm Sisters3 Exhibition Launch 14 10am Open Gardens with Music 31
8pm Clown Rules 15 10am &
2pm Main Street Meander – Walking Tours 30
10am &
Tuesday 9th April 12:30pm Theatrical Storytelling 31
1pm Jammalong 16 11am Music in the Streets 30
6:30pm Cosplay 101: Photography 16 1pm Songs of Hope Uke Workshop #2 33
7pm Playing Tag with Judith 17 2pm The Good Girl Song Project – Workshop 32
7:30pm Kitchen Ballads and Backyard Verse 17 7:30pm The Good Girl Song Project Voyage 32
2:30pm Harps for Happiness Workshop #2 34
7:30pm Jazz at Emersleigh Estate Winery 33
Wednesday 10th April
7:30pm Red Dress & The Sugar Man 34
10:30am Arty Tasters 18
2pm Makey Makey 18
Sunday 14th April
6pm Timeless on the Silk Road Book Launch 19
6:30pm Wigs 101 19 9:00am Poets’ Breakfast & Yarn Event 35
7.30pm Women in Song 20 10am Open Gardens with Music 35
12pm Three Guys over Lunch 36
Thursday 11th April 2pm Gospel Harmony 36
7:30pm More Alike Than Different 37
2pm Not Fade Away: Buddy Holly 21
4pm STEAM club 21
Festival Hub Festival Map
6pm Thread Reflections – Meet the Artist 24
The Hive Venue Info
7:30pm Celtic Reflections 24
Open daily Details on
The PAVE committee have adopted a sustainability policy, Details on page 6 pages 22-23
sourcing 100% recycled paper for printing this programme.
4 TICKETS ONLINE AT WWW.PAVE.ORG.AU GREAT ACTIVITIES DURING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS 5
Festival Hub FREE entry
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The Hive Pop-Up Bar Music @ The Hive
Located in the Old Emerald Bakehouse in Fri 5th April 8:30pm Duplicity
Murphy’s Laneway behind the Commonwealth Bank Sat 6th April 8:30pm Spiritus
Sponsor: Stockdale & Leggo
Special launch 5th and 6th April from 5–11pm Yarra Ranges
Open Sunday 7th April, 11am–11pm Sun 7th April 8:30pm Elizabeth Sutherland
continues nightly 5pm–11pm until 14th April
Mon 8th April 6:30-11pm Rock n Roll night music/videos
A great place to meet before a show or kick back after
Tue 9th April 6:30-11pm Beatles night music/videos
a busy day at work. This warm, intimate space will have
Sponsor: Lifeview Emerald Glades
you coming back to soak in the atmosphere. Local
wines and beers as well as soft drinks and nibbles. 8:30pm Alicats
The Hive is the place to be, throughout the festival. Wed 10th April 8:30pm Belinda Anderson & Jose Garcia
Sponsor: Emerald Village Pharmacy
Pop Up Poets – 5:30pm–6:30pm daily
Bonus cameo performances. Stop by – expect surprises! Thu 11th April 8:30pm Two Doors Down
Fri 12th April 8:30pm Carolyn Oates
Thread Reflections Exhibition – daily Sponsor: Ranges First National
View a special series of work by local artist Merryn Baxter
Sat 13th April 8:30pm Moonshine Coalition
Pop-Up Projection Art – 7pm-10pm daily Sponsor: Bam Bam Italian
Lighting up laneways and buildings with short films Sun 14th April 8:30pm Michelle Chandler Trio
ITALIAN EAT IN + OUT
6 CLOWN RULES - PAGE 15 KITCHEN BALLADS & BACKYARD VERSE - PAGE 17 7
Sun 7th April
FREE ENTRY 4
10am–4pm
Kilvington Drive,
Heroes Ave,
EMERALD Murphy’s Way
Live Performance
What better way to kick off PAVE than with Emerald’s Main Stage – Sponsored by Vibe Voice and Data
huge street festival? 10:30am Stax the Didgeman
11:30am Beck Sian Trio
Come and indulge in the festive atmosphere with your 12:30pm Uke Frenzy
entire family and enjoy a stack of free entertainment 1:30pm Nathan Power Band
and activities. FunFest is characterised by a range of 2:30pm Jumping Fences
street performers, music and performance stages for 3:15pm Alicats
all tastes, a variety of workshops and kids activities,
rides, street art, a diverse range of culinary delights and Mountain Pickers Bluegrass Stage
quality stalls, community activities and so much more. 10:00am Oh Suzannah
www.funfest.org.au 10:55am Lonesome Still
11:50am Jose & the Amigos
12:45pm Keith (Boof) Morgan
1:15pm Front Porch
2:10pm Hillbilly Radio
3:05pm The Weathered Heads
Puffing Billy Stage (near Emerald Station)
11:00am Edward Nass and Friends
‘Pans of Fire’ Steel Drums from Marysville
15 minute performances at Puffing Billy precinct
Youth Stage – Sponsored by Kaye Charles R/E
Various young artists, including local school students
Plus performances all day at ‘The Round’
8 A FANTASTIC FUN DAY OUT FOR THE FAMILY LIVE MUSIC AND STREET PERFORMANCES 9
Multi-day events Sun 7th April
Sisters3 Exhibition 12
Mon 8 –14 April
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Open during Library open times
FREE at Emerald Library
Sisters3 are three sisters, Tracey Roberts, Deanna 8
Roberts and Lauren Elise.
Photography Exhibition 5 Resurgence – Installation
7 –14 April
th th
Sun 7th April
11am–2pm daily at Emerald Community House Hall 11am–12pm & 2–3pm at Emerald Primary School
Gold coin donation – Indoor Basketball Stadium
Explore how photographers have interpreted this years FREE (Donations welcome)
theme through ‘People’. Tuning into increasingly buoyant environmental awareness,
this immersive video installation is an ambitious abstract
Emerald Secondary Art Exhibition visual story. Features an atmospheric soundscape exploring
the precious resource for all life; water. Embrace and share
7th–14th April 8 the adventure; be absorbed by the cyclic journey of weather
4pm–6pm at Emerald Primary patterns, water flowing across local landscapes and nourishing
(Foyer to Indoor Basketball Stadium) regenerative ecosystems that sustain our communities.
FREE Brought to you by ‘We Are Beaming’; includes visual
Come and see how art students interpret resonance. Will design by Phil Byers, poetry by Ben Andrews aka Tigs
it be people, places or things? and Taj Scicluna The Perma Pixie, music by Ren – Adam
Housham and sound/lighting by Blaise Cosme. Special
Thread Reflections Exhibition 6
thanks to many others supporting this initiative as well.
7th–14th April Continues Mon 8th–Sat 13th April
4pm–6pm at The Hive 4pm–6:30pm
FREE An open invitation to artists to collaborate on the
Exploring the story of ordinary humans who have had development of experimental additions in each session,
journeys seeking refuge in a far away country. creating extra interactive elements in response to the work.
Details – www.resurgence.world
Open Gardens with Music 9
13 & 14 April
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10am–4pm at Telopea Gardens
$10 entry (children are FREE)
Explore this 10 acre garden with its diverse range of Supported by
exotic and native trees. Extensive plant stall & live music. Cardinia Shire Council
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Sun 7th April
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Photography Exhibition Opening Slow Bike Race
Sun 7th April Sun 7th April
10am–4pm at Emerald Community House Hall 1pm–2pm in Heroes Ave (opp Emerald Primary)
Gold coin donation $2 to participate, FREE to watch
This annual event challenges photographers to create Hurry to enter now. Fabulous prizes and trophies to
unique images based on the 2019 nominated theme – be won by the slowest. Bring your own bike, helmet
People. Come and see an eclectic range of photographs and support team: Anything goes as long as it has
and vote for your favourite. Meet the artists whilst enjoying two wheels and pedals. All ages & abilities welcome
refreshments. Images will be judged and prizes awarded and encouraged. Can you maintain balance at slowest
at 10:30am. Exhibition 11am–2pm daily during PAVE. speed? Sponsored by the Men’s Shed.
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Photography Workshop Journeys in Story and Song
Sun 7 April
th
Sun 7th April
11:30am–1:30pm at St Joseph’s Church 7:30pm–9:30pm at Gem Theatre
$25 per person $20 adult / $15 concession
Hills Photographic Society, together with David Norris, A blend of storytelling and song from local performers in a
bring you this workshop entitled Photographing People: variety of genres and styles. Cockatoo Sings Community
Lighting. Covering all aspects including natural and Choir will perform with varied accompaniment between
various added lighting, best lenses to use, posing and stories that journey through tales of life. Other community
making subjects feel at ease. Limited to 15 participants. singing groups also feature among stories tailored to
grown ups. A moving and memorable night out.
12 CELTIC MUSIC – PAGE 24 NOT FADE AWAY: BUDDY HOLLY - PAGE 21 13Mon 8th April
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Guitar workshop with Jose Garcia Clown Rules
Mon 8th April Mon 8th April
2pm–3:30pm at Emerald Community House Hall 8pm–10pm Gem Theatre
$10 per person $20 adult / $15 concession
Jose is a notable and prolific musician and music The clowns are running the show! Come on a fantastical
teacher, joined by guest instructor Clive Weeks. This is a journey of discovery and exploration of human beings
rare opportunity to sample guitar tuition for beginners to being human in the here and now. Provocative, satirical,
intermediate players. Bring your own guitar if possible, hysterical, historical, visceral physical theatre infused with
although a couple of guitars will be made available for original live music. Vision Navigators G.T. Express and
participants to try. Mystori with an all star cast.
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Sisters3 Exhibition Launch Drum N Bouncercise
Mon 8 April
th
Mon 8th April
6pm–7:30pm 11am–11:45am at Emerald Primary – Outdoor
FREE at Emerald Library Basketball courts, access via Gemco Carpark
Sisters3 include Tracey Roberts, Deanna Roberts $10 adult / $5 child and concession
and Lauren Elise – all very talented creatives – and Who knew exercise could be this much fun! This unique
sisters. Their work combines three different styles of high energy movement session is the perfect way to get
art, reflecting three different yet cohesive styles of each your heart rate going. Bodyweight classic aerobic moves
sister. Meet the artists and be one of the first to see this marinated in some drum & bass. Terra Bunny brings you a
beautiful exhibition. Refreshments provided. choreographed session suitable for beginners and children.
14 THREAD REFLECTIONS - PAGE 24 HARP & UKULELE WORKSHOPS - PAGE 26 15Tue 9th April
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Jammalong Playing Tag with Judith
Tue 9th April Tue 9th April
1pm–2:30pm at Emerald Community House Hall 7pm–8:30pm at Emerald Library
FREE FREE – Bookings essential
A jam session or a workshop? Jammalong is jamming Local poets recently commended by prominent Australian
that includes a workshop component. These sessions woman of letters Judith Rodriguez during her four-year
originated in Canberra, then moved to Melbourne, and tenure as PAVE Woorilla Poetry Prize judge, present
have been going for about 10 years. Bring an instrument poetry selections from Judith’s work, share observations
or pick up one of ours. on the poetic process plus a few poems of their own.
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Cosplay 101: Photography Kitchen Ballads and Backyard Verse
Tue 9 April
th Tue 9th April
6:30pm–7:30pm at Emerald Library Meeting Room 7:30pm–10pm at Emerald Community House Hall
FREE – Bookings essential $20 entry
Discover tips to bring your character to life through Ian Bland and Irish expat Enda Kenny, accompanied by
photographs. Learn about lighting, angles, locations, fiddle virtuoso Greg Hunt, join forces, presenting stories
copyright and law. Delve into etiquette when working with drawn from the urban and rural landscape. An evening
others, working within budgets and hiring spaces. Dezmin of song and verse blending humour, pathos and the odd
Humphry is an internationally published portrait and still-life murder ballad.
photographer and runs Slippery Photography in Melbourne.
16 PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION – PAGE 7 RED DRESS & THE SUGAR MAN - PAGE 34 17Wed 10th April
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Arty Tasters Wigs 101
Wed 10th April Wed 10th April
10:30am–2:30pm at Emerald Arts Society 6:30pm–7:30pm at Emerald Library Meeting Room
Gold Coin donation FREE – Bookings essential
Ever wanted to have a go at watercolours, oils, pastels, Join Mx Loki and discover different types of wig fibres
sculpting, sketching or origami? Here’s your chance. In and how to care for your wig. Learn about basic styling
this expo style event, artists will demonstrate their craft techniques and products to choose. Mx Loki is a
and you can have a mini lesson or watch on in awe and genderfluid alternative model, Cosplayer, dragking and
admiration. qualified makeup artist based in Melbourne.
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Makey Makey! Timeless On The Silk Road: An
Wed 10 April
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Odyssey From London To Hanoi
2pm–3pm at Emerald Library Meeting Room Wed 10th April
FREE – Bookings essential
6pm at Emerald Community House Hall
Come and try out a Makey Makey! Ever played Mario on Gold Coin donation
Play-doh or piano on a banana? Makey Makey, an invention
kit for everyone, is a simple circuit board that lets you Meet author Heather Ellis as she launches her latest book.
reprogram the world by connecting everyday objects to a A profoundly confronting tale about her solo motorcycle
computer. Come along to this introductory session and get odyssey from London to Hanoi along the fabled Silk Roads
inspired! Ages 6+ of antiquity. It is an evocative journey of courage and
immense beauty of landscape and culture.
18 POETS’ BREAKFAST - PAGE 35 TICKETS ONLINE AT WWW.PAVE.ORG.AU 19Wed 10th April Thu 11th April
Women in Song
Wed 10th April
7:30pm–10pm at Gem Theatre
$20 adult / $15 3MDR & Gemco members
Julitha Ryan, Christina Green, Suzette Herft and 7 5
Hannah Schmidli bring their unique styles to PAVE
in what promises to be another memorable night at
the Gem. Julitha’s soul driven keys, Christina’s polished
lyrics and guitar, Suzette’s folk flavoured, country tinged Not Fade Away: the Life and
songs and Hannah’s
youthful indie pop stylings
Music of Buddy Holly
are guaranteed to seduce Hannah Thu 11th April
your soul. This event sold 2pm–3pm at the Emerald Community House Hall
out last year so be sure $10 adult / $8 concession
to book early. Buddy Holly’s music has never died and resonates to
this day. He has been called one of the most influential
musicians of the 20th century. Just how influential was
Suzette Buddy Holly? Join pop cultural historian Ross Schnioffsky
for an audio-visual presentation on the short life and
music of one of the legendary heroes of rock ‘n’ roll.
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Christina STEAM CLUB – Discover MC Escher
Thu 11th April
4pm–5pm at Emerald Library Meeting Room
FREE – Bookings essential
Get inspired by MC Escher’s tessellations and optical
illusions at Emerald Library’s STEAM CLUB. Create your
own puzzles and explore the endless possibilities of two-
dimensional art.
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1. Emerald Arts Society / Evergreens Senior Citizens Centre 8. Emerald Primary – Indoor Basketball Stadium & Outdoor Courts
(Cnr Church & Anne Sts)
9. Telopea Gardens )
2. St Mark’s Church Emerald (1–3 Church St)
10. )
3. Emerald RSL (Memorial Drive)
11. Elevation Restaurant (374 Belgrave-Gembrook Rd)
4. Kilvington Drive/Murphy’s Way
12. Emerald Library (400A Belgrave-Gembrook Rd)
5. Emerald Community House & Hall (ECH)
(356-358 Belgrave-Gembrook Rd) 13. St Joseph’s Church (Cnr Cornish & Emerald-Monbulk Rds))
6. The Hive Pop Up Bar (Old Emerald Bakehouse, Murphy’s Way) 14. Emersleigh Estate Winery (71 Stewart Rd)
7. The Gem Community Arts Centre (Hall / Theatre)
(19 Kilvington Drv)Thu 11th April Fri 12th April
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Thread Reflections: Meet the artist Community Canvas
Thu 11th April Fri 12th April
6pm–7pm at The Hive – FREE 10am–12noon at Emerald Community House
A very special exhibition will be hung in the Hive during $3 per child
this year’s festival. Thread Reflections tells the story of Each child gets to paint a small canvas with acrylic paint.
ordinary humans who have had extraordinary journeys Artworks will be exhibited at Emerald Community House
from their homes seeking refuge in a far away country. and then later at Emerald library. Parents can collect the
Meet the artist Merryn Baxter and hear some stories of artworks after the exhibition period.
the subjects she worked with. Refreshments provided. Suitable for children of all ages.
Guest Rehmat Ullah.
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Celtic Reflections Let’s take better photos
Thu 11 April
th
Fri 12th April
7:30pm–10pm at Gem Theatre 1pm–3pm at Emerald Community House
$20 adult / $15 concession $10 per child
Featuring three acts, Tidal Moon performing beautiful This workshop, open to young people aged between
traditional and contemporary music on harp, bodhran 10 and 18 will look at how to create a great photo.
and flute. Green Fieldz, a dynamic pair create a storm of You will cover various camera functions and settings,
high end Celtic energy with blazing fiddle and guitar work. having an eye for a photo, composition, focus and lighting.
Glaswegian born Shona Williams is joined by balladeer Phil Bring your own camera and your accessories.
Lester, together they serve up a delicious blend. Point and shoot, DSLR or other cameras suitable.
24 TICKETS ONLINE AT WWW.PAVE.ORG.AU MAKEY MAKEY - PAGE 18 25Fri 12th April
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Songs of Hope Uke Workshop #1 Cosplay 101: Intro to Silicone
Fri 12th April Mould Making
1pm–2:30pm at Emerald Community House Fri 12th April
$5 (or $45 with take home ukulele)
6:30pm–7:30pm at Emerald Library Meeting Room
The workshop will provide an introduction to the ukulele
FREE – Bookings essential
and the first steps in learning to play the instrument.
At the conclusion of the workshop participants will know This event is part of our Cosplay 101 series. Watch artist
basic chords and be able to play one or two songs on the Tentacle Spine demonstrate pouring silicone moulds for
ukulele. The ukulele is a happy instrument and you’ll learn resin jewellery. Learn about the materials you will need and
songs that will help you be a positive force. how to handle them safely. Q&A will follow.
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Harps for Happiness Workshop #1 JoJo Smith and Tracey Roberts
Fri 12 April
th
Fri 12th April
2:30pm–4:30pm at Emerald Arts Society 7:30pm–10pm at Emersleigh Estate Winery
$25 adult / $20 concession to participate $20 adult / $15 concession
$5 to observe – ten participant places per workshop Wine and two exceptional singer-songwriter-musicians
A rare opportunity to try harp. Jane Belfrage shows combine for a perfect night. JoJo Smith takes her audiences
participants how to play tiny riffs that fit together effectively on a musically diverse journey of blues, soul, funk, R&B, latin
over another pattern. Create a whole piece of music in 90 and jazz. Tracey Roberts combines smooth, clear vocals
minutes, even if you’ve never played music before. with versatile and sensitive piano playing and richly poetic
lyrics to create a diverse range of original songs.
26 ‘SISTERS3’ EXHIBITION - PAGE 14 WIGS 101 - PAGE 19 27Fri 12th April Sat 13th April
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Pic by Wendy Rae
Red to Blue Sessions: Michael Charles Macrame for beginners
Fri 12th April Sat 13th April
7:30pm–10:30pm at Emerald RSL 9am–11am at Emerald Arts Society
$12 adult / $10 concession & 3MDR & RSL members $50 per person (includes materials)
Michael Charles is an Australian-born Chicago bluesman who is Originating in the 13th century and popular through the
an eight times Grammy elected artist. In 2015, he was inducted 70s, this fun and fulfilling craft is making a comeback for
into the Blues Hall of Fame. He has played alongside legends contemporary décor. This two hour class is normally $75
such as Buddy Guy, Eddy Clearwater, Junior Wells, Jimmy but has been discounted for PAVE. Includes all materials
Dawkins and many others. To have such an internationally for a wall hanging to take home.
acclaimed musician is a rare treat and one not to be missed.
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Barry versus Kelly Go Fly a Kite!
Fri 12 April
th
Sat 13th April
7:30pm–10pm at Gem Theatre 11am–1pm at Pepi’s Land
$33 adult / $27 concession (behind Emerald Primary School)
The tragic story of Australia’s folk hero, Ned Kelly and the $10 to make and fly your own, Gold coin to watch
judge who hanged him. This show, over 135 years later, Kite making and flying is a somewhat lost art. See giant
might be emotionally as close to the story as you can get. kites soaring over the beautiful valley of Pepi’s Land. Try
Featuring Anthony Penhall, Cora Browne, Felix Meagher, your hand at making and flying your own kite. Watch
John Castieau, Colin Driscoll, Matthew Hadgraft, Lucinda the faces of children who have never experienced this
Barratt. Musicians; Cyril Moran & Lou Hesterman. simple but joyful play.
28 PLAYING TAG WITH JUDITH - PAGE 17 ARTY TASTERS - PAGE 18 29Sat 13th April
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Music in the Streets Theatrical Storytelling
Sat 13th April Sat 13th April
11am–4pm throughout the town of Emerald 10am–10:45am & 12:30pm–1:15pm at Gem Theatre
Coins, notes, smiles and cheers $5 entry
The township of Emerald will be abuzz with buskers. Gemco Players present Theatre for Children. Interactive
Sit alfresco at one of the many cafes while top quality stories, music and craft featuring The Frog Prince, The Big
performers entertain with original and cover material. Put Hairy Toe and some silly songs. Suitable for children aged
your hands together to show your appreciation; better still, 8 and under. Bookings advised.
dig deep into your pockets and show your support.
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Main St Meander – Walking Tours Open Gardens with Music
Sat 13 April
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Sat 13th April
Departs 10am and 2pm (tour length 45 mins) 10am–4pm at Telopea Gardens
$10 adults (children are FREE) $10 entry (children are FREE)
Starting at the Community House Church Hall and along Explore this 10 acre garden with its diverse range of exotic
Main Street learning about early churches, shops, tele- & native trees, shrubs, perennials, bulbs and succulents.
phone exchange, viewing Water Tower, site of Emerald’s Extensive plant stall and live music.
first Hall (Mechanics’ Institute), second Hall site to Worrell
Music Line-up
Reserve. Historian Graeme Legge will share fascinating
10am Ruth & Bernd 1pm The Old Dogs
stories and insights. Wear comfortable walking shoes and
11am Terry Springford 2pm The Old Dogs
carry a rain jacket, umbrella or sun hat if necessary.
12pm Mark Gardner 3pm Jose & The Amigos
30 GOOD GIRL SONG PROJECT - PAGE 32 TIMELESS ON THE SILK ROAD - PAGE 19 31Sat 13th April Sat 13th April
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Good Girl Song Project (Workshop)
England 1833: Two hundred young women immigrate to the
Australian colonies. But, to claim their new life, they must first
Songs of Hope Uke Workshop #2
Sat 13 April
th survive the voyage. Sat 13th April
Good2pm–4pm at Gemco
Girl Song Project brings theirHall
musical production ‘Voyage’ to 1pm–2:30pm at Emerald Arts Society
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(workshop only)new $5 (or $45 with take home ukulele)
tralian song writing, fine folk music and a fresh female perspective.
or $30 / $25 includes performer ticket for the show The workshop will provide an introduction to the ukulele
You’re invited Historyto neverdevelopsounded your this own
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immigration usingWORKSHOP: your personal or community history the conclusion of the workshop participants will know
basic chords and be able to play one or two songs on the
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Saturday, 18 August, 2pm,
and/or responding to questions that place you in the shoes of
The Gem Community Arts Centre. 19 Kilvington Drive, Emerald
a female immigrant from 1833. From this story sharing, short
Work with Penny Larkins and Helen Begley from The Good Girl Song Project to devise a new scene for the
ukulele. The ukulele is a happy instrument and you’ll learn
scenes and/orSaturday songs will be developed through workshop
show using your family and community stories of female immigration. Then, be part of the performance on
evening. Spaces are limited.
songs to help you be a positive force.
exercises. You’ll then be invited to present some of the work
Workshop Booking Online: https://www.trybooking.com/WUQX
as part of theSaturday, evening
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th performance. The workshop will be
18 August 7.30pm
runTheby GemPenny
Community Larkins
Arts Centre, (lead actor and
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Drive, Emerald
Book online: https://www.trybooking.com/WTIQ
teacher) and Helen Begley (songwriter
Limited tickets available at door of Voyage).
uring: Penny Larkins (Vocals), Penelope Swales(whistles), Helen Begley (Guitar)
Good Girl Song Project – Voyage
Jamie Molloy (Concertina), Sally Taylor(Fiddle), Carmen O’Brien(Fiddle)
Sat 13 th
April
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7:30pm–9:30pm at Gem Theatre 7
$25 adult / $20 concession / $10 child /
$50 family (2 adults, 2 children)
A universal journey story cast anew with female leads,
Jazz at Emersleigh
using Australian history and new Australian song writing. Sat 13th April
In this ‘must see’ work, six of Australia’s leading folk 7:30pm–10pm at Emersleigh Estate Winery
musicians; Penny Larkins (Vocals), Helen Begley (Guitar $20 entry (doors open 6:30pm)
and Vocals), Penelope Swales (vocals and whistles), Shimona & The Cat’s Pyjamas is a fun-loving,
Jamie Molloy (concertina and vocals), Sally Taylor (violin) Melbourne-based vintage swing dance band.
and Carmen O’Brien (Violin) present a powerful account Playing the greats from a bygone era, these cats will
of a voyage thousands of brave young women voluntarily get you tapping and swinging all night long. Featuring:
made to Australia in the 1830s. Shimona – Vocals, Amanda Jones – Clarinet, Adam
Russo – Guitar.
32 OPEN GARDENS – PAGE 9 EMERALD SECONDARY ART SHOW - PAGE 10 33Sat 13th April Sun 14th April
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Harps for Happiness Workshop #2 Poets’ Breakfast & Yarn Event
Sat 13th April Sun 14th April
2:30pm–4:30pm at Emerald Arts Society 9am–12pm at Evergreens Senior Citizens Centre
$25 adult / $20 concession to participate $5 entry includes coffee/tea – breakfast for purchase
$5 to observe – ten participant places per workshop Join us for a hearty breakfast and a wonderful morning of
Jane Belfrage shows participants how to play tiny riffs that poetry, tall stories and laughter. An open stage will see an
fit together effectively over another pattern. Create a whole assortment of bush poets and short story tellers sharing
piece of music in 90 mins. Participants and observers amusing, inspirational and tall tales. Join in and recite or
witness a co-creation that is deeply touching and uplifting. read your own, or sit back and be entertained.
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Red Dress & The Sugar Man Open Gardens with Music
– Marisa Quigley Sun 14th April
10am–4pm at Telopea Gardens
Sat 13th April $10 entry (children are FREE)
7:30pm–10:30pm at Emerald RSL Explore this 10 acre garden with its diverse range of
$25 adult / $20 concession & 3MDR, RSL members exotic and native trees, shrubs, perennials, bulbs and
This Cabaret performance tells the story of Romeo and succulents. Extensive plant stall and live music.
Rosie, two characters drowning in an ocean of regret, set to
Music Line-up
reinterpreted songs of Tom Waits. Explores the complexities
10am Trinkets Uke 1pm Luminosity
of passion and inner turmoil. Marisa will also perform some of
11am Edward Nass 2pm Evan Leyden/Ellen Mary Fish
her own wonderful songs with her band The Sunday Best.
12pm Shona & Phil 3pm Duplicity
34 THE HIVE OPEN DAILY - PAGE 6-7 MORE ALIKE THAN DIFFERENT - PAGE 37 35Sun 14th April
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Three Guys over Lunch More Alike than Different
Sun 14th April Sun 14th April
12pm–2:30pm at Elevation Restaurant & Bar 7pm–9pm at Gem Theatre
FREE event – meals at menu prices $15 adult / $12 concession (includes light supper)
Select a meal or snack from the sumptuous menu and enjoy In her poem, Human Family, Maya Angelou writes:
music from three of Melbourne’s finest singer songwriters, I note the obvious differences
presenting original material and crowd pleasers: between each sort and type,
Ray,’Rusty Strings’ Smith, Simon Imrei and Evan Leyden. but we are more alike, my friends,
Proudly sponsored and hosted by Elevation at Emerald. than we are unalike.
A multicultural feast for the eyes, ears and tastebuds.
Hosted by Abiola Ajetomobi
Supported by the Victorian Multicultural Commission
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Gospel Harmony
Sun 14th April
2pm–5pm at St Mark’s Emerald
$10 per person
Inspired by the divine and inspiration to many, Gospel
music has touched countless generations through the ages
and brought us the likes of Aretha Franklin to Elvis Presley.
On the last afternoon of the festival, celebrate and enjoy
harmonies from Journey Bound, Jose and the Amigos,
Rudy van den Bovenkamp, Carol McCoy and Fiona Kidd.
36 PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP – PAGE 12 OPEN GARDENS – PAGE 10 37Festival Support
1300 441 337
• Commercial NBN Specialist
• Business Telephone Specialist
• Telstra Mobile Business Plans
Wellington Village Shopping Centre is on Wellington
Road in Rowville at the foot of the Dandenong Ranges www.vibevoiceanddata.com.au
www.wellingtonvillage.com.au
Operating in Emerald
Since 1965 Gearon Civil has for over 30 years, providing
provided civil construction the premier physiotherapy,
& earth moving services for a wide remedial massage,
range of construction projects in myotherapy and associated
Melbourne and Victoria. health services to the hills.
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Emerald Office – 5968 3933
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Phone: 1300 326 476
In memory of special PAVE contributors
www.ecogroup.com.au
Emerald Office – 5954 0900
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38 THANK YOU TO OUR WONDERFUL SPONSORS (1940-2018) (1940-2019) (1936-2018)Take a moment,
sit down and discover
the incredible diversity
of events, activities
and community
celebrated in this
years festival!
Resonate !
The PAVE theme for 2019 stands alone.
Resonate !
When given voice the term has a salutary ring.
Resonate !
You’re invited to take up the theme as a heartfelt
imperative to engage the festival spirit and share
in a wealth of arts offerings.
Resonate !
Consider the heart as a resonating chamber, not only
in responding sympathetically to creative arts output,
but also in expressing fellowship.
The Hive Pop Up Bar Elephant Rock Painting
Opens 5th–14th April 12–2pm, Sun 17th March
Great live music, poetry and friendly Mums, dads, kids and friends,
atmosphere – come, relax and enjoy! BYO paintbrushes & smocks.
Murphy’s Laneway, Emerald Expert muralist BigArtTed
will be there to guide you.
Full details at pave.org.au/thehive
142 Beaconsfield-Emerald Rd, Emerald
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