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Moonlight Dance – Goddess Retreat

By on July 24, 2018 in

Moonlight Dance – A one day/ night soul festival retreat for Goddesses everywhere.
HEAL, AWAKEN and CELEBRATE the Goddess within at the Moonlight Dance – Goddess Retreat.
Recharge and raise your vibrations through Yoga, Sound bath, Dance Liberation,Meditations, and workshops in the beautiful K&A Farmstay in Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Connect to Mother Earth and your soul sisters as you chant and dance the night away, dressed as the Goddess you are. Dance around a bonfire in a sacred circle and send love and healing to the world, all under the shimmering moonlight and the glittering stars!

Bring awareness to your body through yoga with Julie form the Joyful Buddha’s.
Allow Adelaide’s best sound healer Trish Blythman to take you on a journey inwards, where you connect and open yourself to deeper understanding & guidance for your life.
Rebirth your soul through light attunement and realignment with Adelaide’s leading energy healer Amreeta Stara (Holistic Wings).
Empower yourself by making your own crown.
Awaken, embrace and celebrate your goddess within through dance and meditation around the fire with dance healer Alyonna.
All outdoors in nature, under the stars.
* Details on our webpage : www.adsvh.com/goddessretreat *

Enjoy delicious Vegan meals for lunch and dinner and Immerse in a whole lot activities such as Festival make-ups, henna tattoo body art, massages, tarot reading, portrait photo sessions and a lot more in your free time.

Imagine a day spent healing in nature with Goddesses all around you.
Nothing is over the top at our retreat so put on that special something that empowers you. Is there something you have always wanted to wear? Wings, Crowns, Flower crowns, Mermaid crowns, Bindis, Bangles, Anklets, Angel wings, gowns, costumes, you name it! Whatever you can think off! Just no nudity please.

Glamping tents are available at extra cost for those who would like to stay the night so we can sit around the bonfire sharing stories and just taking in the beauty of the universe.

Mobile shower facility available.

If you play the guitar, drums, write poetry, songs or have any other talents you would like to share, feel free to share it with us at our retreat. Our retreat is a safe non judgemental space for everyone to be their true self. Ages 16+

***Click on the DISCUSSION tab in this event page to see what else will be part of this retreat.***

FOR FULL DETAILS AND REGISTRATION PLEASE VISIT :

WWW.ADSVH.COM/GODDESSRETREAT

LOVE, LIGHT AND BLESSINGS,
Your Moonlight Tribe

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SALA Festival

By on July 12, 2018 in

The South Australian Living Artists (SALA) Festival is a state-wide festival of visual art.

The SALA Festival was established in 1998 to promote and celebrate the many talented artists in SA and has grown into the largest celebration of visual arts in Australia. In 2018 SALA Festival has over 700 participating venues and 9,000 participating artists.

Photo by Sam Roberts

 

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Wintertime Snow & Shine!

By on June 17, 2018 in

Simply Click this link to find out about this FREE ENTRY Family Friendly Festival that unites South Australia’s Motoring Enthusiast Community, Small Business & Charitable Causes!

https://horsepowercrew.com/wintertime-snow-shine-2018/

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Louise Devenish – Music for Percussion and Electronics

By on May 29, 2018 in

Enter a breathtaking world of percussive sound in Adelaide’s most haunting location, as one of Australia’s foremost percussionists extends the comprehensive sounds of the glockenspiel, the beauty of the vibraphone, and the deep resonance of gongs, through electronic processing, samples and sub woofers.

In association with South Australia’s history festival, Louise Devenish performs in Glenside’s Z-Ward – Adelaide’s decommissioned prison for the criminally insane. Featuring the work of Australian composers Andrián Pertout, Stuart James, Cat Hope and Kate Moore, Devenish’s ‘breathtakingly deft delivery and sculptor-like attention to detail’ will be complemented by visual projections mapped to the instruments on stage by New York artist Ross Karre.

Louise Devenish is the Head of Percussion at the University of Western Australia Conservatorium of Music, and regularly performs throughout Australasia, Europe, North America and the UK as a soloist and with ensembles including the Decibel New Music Ensemble and Speak Percussion. She was awarded the 2016 Australian Music Centre and APRA/AMCOS Art Music State Award for Performance of the Year.

In Adelaide for one night only.

 

$20 Adult/$15 Concession

Book here: https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=354879&

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Willunga Almond Blossom Festival

By on May 17, 2018 in

As the Willunga Almond Blossom Festival moves into its 49th year, this festival has gone all out to present a bigger and brighter event with activities for people of all ages. Of course, it wouldn’t be an almond blossom festival without plenty of almond-related activities. At the Almond Hub, visitors can enjoy cooking demonstrations by local chefs, talk to authors of almond-related books, browse the historic display of newspaper articles, stories, ball gowns, and other memorabilia and purchase tasty Willunga almonds. Kids can follow the Children’s Almond Trail (which includes a colouring competition), name the almond tree knocker on the oval, and receive a heart shaped tin full of almonds. And be there on Sunday to enter the almond cracking competition – all ages can take part.

In the Live Music marquee, you will see an eclectic range of artists over the two days, from Willunga High School drama students, to a Ukraine Dance group, Sisters of Abundance, Pulse Band Duo, Cool4kids and young performers such as Kylie Brice and Modern Day Riot. If music is not your scene, there are wild and noisy show rides, craft activities, market stalls, wood turning displays, pony rides and dog agility demonstrations, plus a visit from Radicool Reptiles. You might even meet a beautiful fairy – and be sure to see the fireworks display on Saturday night, which is always a highlight of the festival weekend.

No Willunga event is complete without a range of delicious food, wine and beer. Whether you want real ‘carnie food’, Greek Souvlaki, pizza, simple healthy snacks or Asian dishes, you will find them at the Willunga Almond Blossom Festival. Love at Thirst Sight Wine Bar will provide mulled wine and almond inspired cocktails, while Little Buddy Brewery offers their craft beer.

There is so much more to see and do, including the Almond Blossom Parade down High Street on Sunday morning.

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