14 Port Macquarie News Friday, April 10, 2015 www.portnews.com.au port plus what’s on this weekend Friday Wauchope Show: Wauchope Showground, 8am, adult $14, concession/child $7 Rotary Giant Book Sale: Panthers Port Macquarie, 9am until 6pm CMNC Lunchtime Recital: Camp Showcase (grades 3-6), of music, drama and art, Ross Family Studio, Glasshouse 12.30pm, free Waves & Melodies: 12 bands, Town Beach Reserve near Port Macquarie Skate Park, 1pm until 9.30pm, free Kendall Music Exchange: With Jim and Sue Newman, Kendall Community Hall, 7pm, donation Andrew Blackmore/Matt Goodwin: Spinnakers Restaurant & Bar, Sails Resort, alternate weeks, 5.30pm until 8.30pm, free F-Sharps: Port City Bowling Club, 7.30pm, free Gotcha Covered: Paws Lounge, Port Macquarie Panthers, 7.30pm, free Drumstruck: Glasshouse, 7pm, adult $67.50, concession $60.75, youth $37.50, family (2 adults, 2 children under- 16) $189 It’s Friday I’m In Love: Tasty Tunes at Zebu Bar + Grill, 5pm, $8 cocktail, $4 domestic beer, $10 tasting plates Glasshouse Regional Gallery: Centenary of Rail photographic exhibit; Human Condition by Luke Sciberras; Works on Paper and Inspire - works from council’s art collection; all until April 26. Weekdays 10am until 5pm, Saturday and Sunday 10am until 4pm, free Saturday Wauchope Show: Wauchope Showground, 8am, grand parade at 2.30pm, adult $14, concession/child $7 Rotary Giant Book Sale: Panthers Port Macquarie, 9am until 6pm 100 Years of Rail Display & Parade: Wauchope Showground, 2pm Choral Workshop with Jonathon Welch: Glasshouse, 10am, $45 Sprouts: Children’s creative activities, Glasshouse, 11am, $5, bookings essential Youth Week’s The Amazing Race: Food for Less car park, register from 11.30am, $25 per team, prizes for team and car decoration Magic Castle Music Festival: Fundraiser with seven bands and two DJs, Black Duck Brewery, 1pm until 7pm, $25 Adult Craft Spot: Glasshouse, 1pm until 3pm, $5 Beyond Hard Knocks Film: Screening followed by Q & A with Jonathon Welch, Glasshouse, 2pm, $20 Reggie D, Bernie & Phil Harmonic: Grasshouse on Town Green near entrance to Sundowner Tourist Park, 5.30pm until 8.30pm, free, weather permitting Swamp Juice: Shadow puppetry, Glasshouse, 7.30pm, $45 adult, $30 under-21 Soundproofed: Paws Lounge, Panthers Port Macquarie, DJ from 7.30pm, free Piston Broke: Port City Bowling Club, 7.30pm, free The 3Bs: Beatles, Bee Gees, Beach Boys tribute, North Haven Bowling Club, 7.30pm, adult $20 History of House: With guest DJs on rotation, Zebu Bar+Grill, 6pm until 11pm, free Miniature Steam Train Rides: Yippin Creek Reserve, Wauchope, 10am until 2pm, $2, covered shoes essential Johns River Country Markets: Community Hall and Recreation Reserve, 9am until 1.30pm The Foreshore Markets: Westport Park, 8am until 1pm Sunday Junior Legacy Golf Day Fundraiser: Port Macquarie Golf Club, 4BBB stableford, social tee-off 7am, $30 includes brekkie, noon tee-off club members, $20, lunch included for all, prizes and raffles Rotary Giant Book Sale: Panthers Port Macquarie, 9am until 1pm Birpai - Beyond the Lens of Thomas Dick: Photographic exhibition, Sea Acres Rainforest Centre, 10.30am until noon, free Cosplay@Port: Dress up as anime or manga character, fashion parade, Japanese themed games, sushi and drawing workshop, 3pm until 5pm, free Jazz in the Vineyards: Jordan Jive Trio, Bago Vineyards, Wauchope, 11am, $5 pp Jonathon Welch Sings Silver Screen Classics: Sunday soiree, Glasshouse, 2pm, $45 Heritage Week Official Opening and tribute service to railway workers: Rocks Ferry Reserve, Wauchope, 12pm, free Tin Hare Railmotor Shuttles: Wauchope Railway Station to Telegraph Point return and Kendall return alternately about every 50 minutes, from 10.50am, break for lunch; to Kempsey return 7pm, adults $20, juniors $10, under-3 free Jenny Fitzgibbon: Hosted by Climate Change Australia, Old Scout Hall, 5pm until 7pm, $5 Johns River Country Markets: Community Hall and Recreation Reserve, 9am until 1.30pm Port Macquarie Art Society Market Bazaar: Hamilton House, 198 Hastings River Drive, 8am until 1pm Magic from mess: Master shadow puppeteer Jeff Atchem makes his unusual figures from household rubbish and interacts with them in front of the screen in Swamp Juice at the Glasshouse on Saturday. what: Jazz in the Vineyards when: Sunday, 11am, $5pp where: Bago Vineyards, Milligans Road, Wauchope JORDAN Jive are fixtures at many ven- ues and events around the Hastings in their different configurations. On Sunday the trio version will pro- vide the jazzy stylings at picturesque Bago Vineyards. Chris Trotman, Geoff Kearns and Mark Spence have played together for nine years as The Jordan Jive Trio. Trotman on flute, clarinet and saxo- phone, studied jazz with the great Don Burrows at the Sydney Conservatorium and has played with revered bands including Enormous Horns, Noiseworks, Grace Knight and the Jeff Duff Band. He has done a lot of professional the- atre and cruise ship gigs. Vocalist and Hammond B3 organist Kearns was musician in his native South Africa for almost 30 years, originally as drummer before taking on the organ and singing. He has been playing in the Hastings for more than 15 years and has helped hone many a musician’s talent through Coastal Music. Music teacher and multi-instrumen- talist Spence adds his vocals to the har- monising and plays a mean drum kit. He has been on skins and percussion since he was 10 years old. Spence studied at Georgia State University, graduating with degrees in Music (jazz studies) and English litera- ture. After many years playing and teach- ing professionally in Atlanta, he arrived in Port Macquarie nine years ago after entertaining aboard Crystal Serenity and Crystal Symphony cruise ships. Special guest on Sunday is trumpet and flugel horn player Peter Di Losa. Born and raised in Sydney, Peter start- ed playing cornet in the school brass band at nine years old. In 1973, he performed on the high rat- ing, national television talent show The BP Holden Showcase. He came second in the grand final and it spurred his desire to pursue a career in the music industry. Di Losa has worked with many music stars over the years including Shirley Bassey, Sammy Davis Jnr, Bob Hope, Liza Minelli, Englebert Humperdink, Billy Eckstein, Lou Rawls, Tom Jones, The Four Tops, Diana Ross, Cilla Black, Petula Clark, The Temptations, James Morrison and John Farnham. We are lucky enough to now claim him as a resident of Port Macquarie and hope to hear more of him around the traps. The Jordan Jive Trio: Chris Trotman and Geoff Kearns will join with Mark Spence and special guest Peter Di Losa at Bago Vineyards for Jazz in the Vineyards on Sunday. Bago Vineyards swing to the sounds of hot jazz *MARRIED couple Jim and Sue Newman of Bonny Hills enjoy sharing their music in a casual, relaxed atmosphere and the Kendall Music Exchange is the perfect opportunity to do just that. The pair has been performing their heartfelt original songs, and carefully selected covers, together for eight years. Their style could be described as acoustic folk, sometimes with a dash of soft rock, sometimes with a hint of country, hallmarked by their beautiful vocal harmonies. Jim plays the acoustic guitar and Sue the djembe and percussion. The music exchange is also open to other musicians who are encouraged to bring their instrument along and share a few songs. It has become a popular event so whoever arrives first, plays first, and others play as per their arrival order until it’s time to pack up. Those who miss out will be first on the bill at the next exchange. *ANOTHER intimate gathering will be at the Old Scout Hall at 5 Hollingworth Street, Port Macquarie on Sunday, hosted by Climate Change Australia. Jenny Fitzgibbon has a strong, captivating voice and with her Irish sense of humour, will present a show of earth, song and storytelling. The cost for adults is $5, and those younger than 18 will be admitted free for the two hour show. Tea, coffee and cake will be provided. what: KIendall Music Exchange; Jenny Fitzgibbon in concert when: Friday, 7pm, donation; Sunday, 5pm, $5 where: Kendall Community Hall; Old Scout Hall, Port Macquarie Jim and Sue Newman
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14 Port Macquarie News Friday, April 10, 2015 www.portnews.com.au
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whats on this weekendFriday
Wauchope Show: WauchopeShowground, 8am, adult $14,concession/child $7
Rotary Giant Book Sale: PanthersPort Macquarie, 9am until 6pm
CMNC Lunchtime Recital: CampShowcase (grades 3-6), of music, dramaand art, Ross Family Studio, Glasshouse12.30pm, free
Waves & Melodies: 12 bands, TownBeach Reserve near Port MacquarieSkate Park, 1pm until 9.30pm, free
Kendall Music Exchange: With Jimand Sue Newman, Kendall CommunityHall, 7pm, donation
Andrew Blackmore/Matt Goodwin:Spinnakers Restaurant & Bar, SailsResort, alternate weeks, 5.30pm until8.30pm, free
F-Sharps: Port City Bowling Club,7.30pm, free
Gotcha Covered: Paws Lounge, PortMacquarie Panthers, 7.30pm, free
Drumstruck: Glasshouse, 7pm, adult$67.50, concession $60.75, youth$37.50, family (2 adults, 2 children under-16) $189
Its Friday Im In Love: Tasty Tunes atZebu Bar + Grill, 5pm, $8 cocktail, $4domestic beer, $10 tasting plates
Glasshouse Regional Gallery:Centenary of Rail photographic exhibit;Human Condition by Luke Sciberras;Works on Paper and Inspire - works fromcouncils art collection; all until April 26.Weekdays 10am until 5pm, Saturday andSunday 10am until 4pm, free
Saturday
Wauchope Show: WauchopeShowground, 8am, grand parade at2.30pm, adult $14, concession/child $7
Rotary Giant Book Sale: PanthersPort Macquarie, 9am until 6pm
100 Years of Rail Display & Parade:Wauchope Showground, 2pm
Choral Workshop with JonathonWelch: Glasshouse, 10am, $45
Sprouts: Childrens creative activities,Glasshouse, 11am, $5, bookingsessential
Youth Weeks The Amazing Race:Food for Less car park, register from11.30am, $25 per team, prizes for teamand car decoration
Magic Castle Music Festival:Fundraiser with seven bands and twoDJs, Black Duck Brewery, 1pm until 7pm,$25
Adult Craft Spot: Glasshouse, 1pmuntil 3pm, $5
Beyond Hard Knocks Film: Screeningfollowed by Q & A with Jonathon Welch,Glasshouse, 2pm, $20
Reggie D, Bernie & Phil Harmonic:Grasshouse on Town Green nearentrance to Sundowner Tourist Park,5.30pm until 8.30pm, free, weatherpermitting
Swamp Juice: Shadow puppetry,Glasshouse, 7.30pm, $45 adult, $30under-21
Soundproofed: Paws Lounge,Panthers Port Macquarie, DJ from7.30pm, free
Piston Broke: Port City Bowling Club,7.30pm, free
The 3Bs: Beatles, Bee Gees, BeachBoys tribute, North Haven Bowling Club,7.30pm, adult $20
History of House: With guest DJs onrotation, Zebu Bar+Grill, 6pm until 11pm,free
Miniature Steam Train Rides: YippinCreek Reserve, Wauchope, 10am until2pm, $2, covered shoes essential
Johns River Country Markets:Community Hall and Recreation Reserve,9am until 1.30pm
The Foreshore Markets: WestportPark, 8am until 1pm
Sunday
Junior Legacy Golf Day Fundraiser:Port Macquarie Golf Club, 4BBBstableford, social tee-off 7am, $30includes brekkie, noon tee-off clubmembers, $20, lunch included for all,prizes and raffles
Rotary Giant Book Sale: PanthersPort Macquarie, 9am until 1pm
Birpai - Beyond the Lens of ThomasDick: Photographic exhibition, Sea AcresRainforest Centre, 10.30am until noon,free
Cosplay@Port: Dress up as anime ormanga character, fashion parade,Japanese themed games, sushi anddrawing workshop, 3pm until 5pm, free
Jazz in the Vineyards: Jordan JiveTrio, Bago Vineyards, Wauchope, 11am,$5 pp
Jonathon Welch Sings Silver ScreenClassics: Sunday soiree, Glasshouse,2pm, $45
Heritage Week Official Opening andtribute service to railway workers:Rocks Ferry Reserve, Wauchope, 12pm,free
Tin Hare Railmotor Shuttles:Wauchope Railway Station to TelegraphPoint return and Kendall return alternatelyabout every 50 minutes, from 10.50am,break for lunch; to Kempsey return 7pm,adults $20, juniors $10, under-3 free
Jenny Fitzgibbon: Hosted by ClimateChange Australia, Old Scout Hall, 5pmuntil 7pm, $5
Johns River Country Markets:Community Hall and Recreation Reserve,9am until 1.30pm
Port Macquarie Art Society MarketBazaar: Hamilton House, 198 HastingsRiver Drive, 8am until 1pm
Magic from mess: Master shadow puppeteerJeff Atchem makes his unusual figures fromhousehold rubbish and interacts with them infront of the screen in Swamp Juice at theGlasshouse on Saturday.
what: Jazz in the Vineyardswhen: Sunday, 11am, $5ppwhere: Bago Vineyards, Milligans
Road, Wauchope
JORDAN Jive are fixtures at many ven-ues and events around the Hastings intheir different configurations.
On Sunday the trio version will pro-vide the jazzy stylings at picturesqueBago Vineyards.
Chris Trotman, Geoff Kearns andMark Spence have played together fornine years as The Jordan Jive Trio.
Trotman on flute, clarinet and saxo-phone, studied jazz with the great DonBurrows at the Sydney Conservatoriumand has played with revered bandsincluding Enormous Horns,Noiseworks, Grace Knight and the JeffDuff Band.
He has done a lot of professional the-atre and cruise ship gigs.
Vocalist and Hammond B3 organistKearns was musician in his native SouthAfrica for almost 30 years, originally asdrummer before taking on the organand singing.
He has been playing in the Hastingsfor more than 15 years and has helpedhone many a musicians talent throughCoastal Music.
Music teacher and multi-instrumen-talist Spence adds his vocals to the har-monising and plays a mean drum kit.
He has been on skins and percussionsince he was 10 years old.
Spence studied at Georgia StateUniversity, graduating with degrees inMusic (jazz studies) and English litera-ture.
After many years playing and teach-ing professionally in Atlanta, he arrived
in Port Macquarie nine years ago afterentertaining aboard Crystal Serenityand Crystal Symphony cruise ships.
Special guest on Sunday is trumpetand flugel horn player Peter Di Losa.
Born and raised in Sydney, Peter start-ed playing cornet in the school brassband at nine years old.
In 1973, he performed on the high rat-ing, national television talent show TheBP Holden Showcase.
He came second in the grand final andit spurred his desire to pursue a career in
the music industry. Di Losa has worked with many music
stars over the years including ShirleyBassey, Sammy Davis Jnr, Bob Hope,Liza Minelli, Englebert Humperdink,Billy Eckstein, Lou Rawls, Tom Jones,The Four Tops, Diana Ross, Cilla Black,Petula Clark, The Temptations, JamesMorrison and John Farnham.
We are lucky enough to now claim himas a resident of Port Macquarie and hopeto hear more of him around the traps.
The Jordan Jive Trio: Chris Trotman and Geoff Kearns will join with Mark Spence and specialguest Peter Di Losa at Bago Vineyards for Jazz in the Vineyards on Sunday.
Bago Vineyards swing tothe sounds of hot jazz *MARRIED couple Jim and Sue Newman of
Bonny Hills enjoy sharing their music in acasual, relaxed atmosphere and the KendallMusic Exchange is the perfect opportunity todo just that.
The pair has been performing their heartfeltoriginal songs, and carefully selected covers,together for eight years.
Their style could be described as acousticfolk, sometimes with a dash of soft rock,sometimes with a hint of country, hallmarkedby their beautiful vocal harmonies.
Jim plays the acoustic guitar and Sue thedjembe and percussion.
The music exchange is also open to othermusicians who are encouraged to bring theirinstrument along and share a few songs.
It has become a popular event so whoeverarrives first, plays first, and others play as pertheir arrival order until its time to pack up.
Those who miss out will be first on the bill atthe next exchange.
*ANOTHER intimate gathering will be at theOld Scout Hall at 5 Hollingworth Street, PortMacquarie on Sunday, hosted by ClimateChange Australia.
Jenny Fitzgibbon has a strong, captivatingvoice and with her Irish sense of humour, willpresent a show of earth, song and storytelling.
The cost for adults is $5, and those youngerthan 18 will be admitted free for the two hourshow. Tea, coffee and cake will be provided.
what: KIendall Music Exchange; JennyFitzgibbon in concert
when: Friday, 7pm, donation; Sunday, 5pm,$5
where: Kendall Community Hall; Old ScoutHall, Port Macquarie
Jim and SueNewman
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