DATES:
Sunday, July 1 – Mt Crawford Forest
Sunday, August 12 – Kuitpo Forest
Sunday, September 16 – Cudlee Creek Forest
DATES:
Sunday, July 1 – Mt Crawford Forest
Sunday, August 12 – Kuitpo Forest
Sunday, September 16 – Cudlee Creek Forest
DATES:
Sunday, July 1 – Mt Crawford Forest
Sunday, August 12 – Kuitpo Forest
Sunday, September 16 – Cudlee Creek Forest
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/
Imagine being able to fly, explore fantastic dream worlds, or have virtually any other experience you can think of! We spend about 2 hours each night having vivid life-like experiences in our dreams, but for most of this time we wander around mindlessly, unaware of what’s happening. That’s an average of 6 years in a typical lifespan! But when we learn how to realise that we’re dreaming while we’re still dreaming – when we learn how to have lucid dreams – we can control our dreams and make the most of their vast potential. In this five-hour interactive workshop presented by lucid dreaming scientist and teacher Dr Denholm Aspy, you’ll hear about the latest in lucid dreaming science, learn effective evidence-based techniques for inducing, prolonging and controlling lucid dreams, and learn how to use lucid dreaming for overcoming nightmares, creative inspiration, improving skills and abilities, and more. You’ll get to connect with like-minded lucid dreamers, participate in a range of lucid dreaming training exercises, and you’ll have a chance to ask anything you want about lucid dreaming in an open Q&A discussion session at the end.
Included in the ticket price, you’ll also receive:
This five-hour workshop is suited to beginners and advanced lucid dreamers alike. It will be held in the Noel Lothian Hall within the beautiful Adelaide Botanic Gardens in the heart of Adelaide. The workshop schedule includes a lunch break and a variety of food and drink options will be available for purchase from the nearby Botanic Gardens Restaurant, the Simpson Kiosk, and Café Fibonacci within the botanic gardens. Free all-day parking is available nearby on Plane Tree Drive. Participants will be sent a map via email in the week leading up to the event.
*** Limited Early Bird Discount tickets available until sold out! ***
Praise for previous workshops:
“Thanks so much for your Lucid Dreaming Workshops, Denholm. I was so impressed by the combination of your research and knowledge, and your warm, down-to-earth and fun presentation. The program way exceeded my expectations!” – Chitra
“Very interesting workshop – loved learning about the science behind lucid dreaming, particularly by someone so passionate and up to date with the research!” – Jeff
“This workshop provided key skills and steps to enable me to explore the world of Lucid Dreaming, and the presenter was engaging and informative. I have already begun to get results from the workshop” – Darron B
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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Join Soundstream for an afternoon to remember as acclaimed pianist Gabriella Smart and violin genius Jon Rose come together at scenic Beaumont House for a special improvisatory sunset performance.
“There’s not much Rose doesn’t know about the violin. The rest, he has invented.” – Artforce Magazine
Jon Rose is a central figure in the development of Free Improvisation and sound art in Australia. Rose has been an innovator in the fields of new instrument design and new instrumental techniques (including interactive electronics), and regularly performs in the main international festivals of New Music, Jazz, performance and Sound Art. He has appeared on over 100 albums and CD’s. In 2017 Rose was the composer in residence at The Peggy Glanville-Hicks house in Sydney. For more information on Jon, visit: www.jonroseweb.com
Gabriella Smart is one of Australia’s leading exponents of new music having performed extensively in Australia and overseas. Smart has worked with some of the world’s leading new music practitioners including Tan Dun, Michael Nyman, Alvin Curran, Carl Vine, Elena Kats Chernin, Erkki Veltheim, Erik Griswold, Paul Grabowsky, Brian Ritchie and Mary Finsterer, and regularly performs for ABC Classic FM. She is the recipient of a Churchill Fellowship (2010), and was described as “one of South Australia’s most influential women” (The Advertiser).
Book here: https://www.trybooking.com/VOJE
$20 Adult, $15 Concession