Transforming Trash into Gold
Music Concert
Wednesday 10 March, 5pm - 6.30pm
Tip Shop, Macintosh Rd
A fun concert to celebrate creativity innivation and sustainability. Local Musicians have created funky instruments out of recycled materials.
Featuring the Hedge Bandits, Juncadelic, local trio Odd Sock and young Denmark fiddlers.
Entry $8, Concession $5, Children Free
Contact Greenskills for more information 9848 1019
Songs and Sounds
A concert of Songs and Early Music
Saturday 13 March, 7.30pm
Uniting Church
The voices of Cantare will join with V'vaci Early Music Ensemble to present a concert of song and early music in anticipation of Easter. Cantare will be prforming excerpts fromStainer's Cricifixion, Handel's Messiah and JS Bach's St Matthew's Passion. The program also includes music from Holborne, Scheidt, Monteverdi and others.
Entry $15 Tickets available at the door,
includes refreshments served at interval
River Stories Community Forum
Saturday 20 March, 1pm - 5pm
Centre for Sustainable Living
An opportunity to hear visiting artists Sandra Hill and Alison Clouston talk about their work, hear about the Kwoorabup Art Walk project and hear local river stories from Indigenous, historical and environmental perspectives.
Denmark Arts, with advice and involvement from different organisations, is aiming to turn the Kwoorabup Walk Trail - along the Denmark (Kwoorabup) river - into a living, changing art walk, with an ongoing program of site-specific artworks into the future. These ‘sculptures’ may be three dimensional, or they may be ‘happenings’ or ‘living acts of art’, such as ceremony or performance.
Kwoorabup Artwalk Information Sheet
Free entry
For more information call Denmark Arts on 9848 362 or Vivienne on 9840 9354
Bosko and Honey Ukulele Concert
Saturday 20 March, 5pm - 7pm
House Concert at 324 Lights Rd
Ukulele players Bosko and Honey are on an all-Australia ukulele road trip, accompanied by international performers Yan Yalego from France and Gensblue from Japan, and a uke-playing film-maker. They are performing, jamming, conducting interviews and giving workshops all over the country. They travel with the motto “Big country, little ukuleles for a smaller, friendlier world”. Workshops will be held at the CSL as part of Brave new Works#17. Check out the Ukulel Safari website:
Entry recommendet donation $15 for bookings call Robyn 98483110
BNW's #17 Poetry Pontoons: Bridging brave new worlds
Friday 2 April, 7pm
Spoken Word Performance at Tea House Bookshop
Let the rhythms of poetry and prose linger around you as you sip wine and drift into moments of reverie. Caroline Cadde, guest editor if WA's creative writing publication Indigo Jounral Vol #5 will be introducing three published Denmark Poets - Graeme Kershaw, Linda Bradbury and Virginia Jealous - alongside Albran's prose writer Sarah Drummond.
Hosted by the dynamic literati duo Donna Ward and Melissa Thompson.
Please get in early with ticket purchases as we are definately limited seating for this extraordinary event.
Tickets $12 available at Tea House Books on sale Thursday 4th march.
Ticket includes local wine and cheese at event
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