The Cairns & District Junior Eisteddfod showcases the wonderful talents of the young people of the Cairns region in the disciplines of Dance, Drama, Music & Literary.
To view an outline of the programme, go to Eisteddfod Programme Outline
Sessions in the Cairns Civic Theatre from Monday 22nd June. Other sessions of the eisteddfod are being held at the Cairns & District Junior Eisteddfod Hall in Greenslopes Street, Edge Hill, from Friday 19th June.
Session tickets for any session of the eisteddfod being held at the Cairns Civic Theatre can be bought in advance from Monday 1st June.
You can choose when to visit the Kuranda Markets, also known as the 'Original Markets' as they happen every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 9:00am to 3:00pm. For over 21 years, local craftmen have been displaying from locally grown produce to beautifully handcrafted souvenirs, including unique oil paintings and prints of the region. But there is much more to this market. Wandering around the huge amount of stalls you can find emu oil, jewellery, aboriginal artefacts, hand made clothing and a vast variety of home made food. If you fall in love with any of the souvenirs and want to take it home but you think it is too big to be allowed on a plane, do not panic; the stallholders will ship it home for you. The markets are located at 5 Therwine Street, Kuranda.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
The Cairns & District Junior Eisteddfod showcases the wonderful talents of the young people of the Cairns region in the disciplines of Dance, Drama, Music & Literary.
To view an outline of the programme, go to Eisteddfod Programme Outline
Sessions in the Cairns Civic Theatre from Monday 22nd June. Other sessions of the eisteddfod are being held at the Cairns & District Junior Eisteddfod Hall in Greenslopes Street, Edge Hill, from Friday 19th June.
Session tickets for any session of the eisteddfod being held at the Cairns Civic Theatre can be bought in advance from Monday 1st June.
You can choose when to visit the Kuranda Markets, also known as the 'Original Markets' as they happen every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 9:00am to 3:00pm. For over 21 years, local craftmen have been displaying from locally grown produce to beautifully handcrafted souvenirs, including unique oil paintings and prints of the region. But there is much more to this market. Wandering around the huge amount of stalls you can find emu oil, jewellery, aboriginal artefacts, hand made clothing and a vast variety of home made food. If you fall in love with any of the souvenirs and want to take it home but you think it is too big to be allowed on a plane, do not panic; the stallholders will ship it home for you. The markets are located at 5 Therwine Street, Kuranda.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
The year's hottest TV show is about to become the year's hottest concert tour!!
Andrew McManus Presents is delighted to announce the 'So You Think You Can Dance Australia' Live Tour 2009.
This year's dancers have once again won the hearts of the Australian public with their breathtaking dance skills, courage and charisma.
The immensely talented group will be performing all the favourite routines from across the TV series plus some brand new choreographed numbers in an action-packed concert event.
The year's hottest TV show is about to become the year's hottest concert tour!!
Andrew McManus Presents is delighted to announce the 'So You Think You Can Dance Australia' Live Tour 2009.
This year's dancers have once again won the hearts of the Australian public with their breathtaking dance skills, courage and charisma.
The immensely talented group will be performing all the favourite routines from across the TV series plus some brand new choreographed numbers in an action-packed concert event.
The Cairns & District Junior Eisteddfod showcases the wonderful talents of the young people of the Cairns region in the disciplines of Dance, Drama, Music & Literary.
To view an outline of the programme, go to Eisteddfod Programme Outline
Sessions in the Cairns Civic Theatre from Monday 22nd June. Other sessions of the eisteddfod are being held at the Cairns & District Junior Eisteddfod Hall in Greenslopes Street, Edge Hill, from Friday 19th June.
Session tickets for any session of the eisteddfod being held at the Cairns Civic Theatre can be bought in advance from Monday 1st June.
Julie McEnerny has been Artist in Residence at the Tanks and Botanic Gardens since mid May, working on the beginnings of a folegium, recording the plants of the Cairns Botanic Gardens. Julie has created a series of works relating to the Aboriginal Plant Use Garden, incorporating etchings, drawings and paintings whist exploring the nature of the plants through 3-dimensional piecies.
The Residency has given Julie access to Traditional Owner's knowledge, Botanic Garden's staff and the Friends of Flecker Garden's library collection, allowing her to gather accurate information. Her work has taken botanica illustration along the road of artistic interpretation in an effort to achieve the Garden's collection in a unique and interesting way.
The small exhibition is a culmination of her residency, but only the beginning of an enormous endeavour, considering the size and diversity of Cairns Botanic Gardens.
MediaMix is an organisation, which was developed by the media industry in 1997 to increase networking within the media industry and also to increase industry competitiveness by generating revenue for the annual Media Awards.
The gathering of all media of Cairns is held once a month and commences at 6pm and concludes at 8pm at a prearranged venue. Drinks are supplied by Casella, Yellow Tail range, Barefoot Radler & Tooheys New White Stag. Finger food is served between 6:30pm - 7:30pm.
All the media of Cairns are notified where and when the next MediaMix is going to be held via e-mail or facsimile, which is sent at least a week before the gathering.
You can choose when to visit the Kuranda Markets, also known as the 'Original Markets' as they happen every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 9:00am to 3:00pm. For over 21 years, local craftmen have been displaying from locally grown produce to beautifully handcrafted souvenirs, including unique oil paintings and prints of the region. But there is much more to this market. Wandering around the huge amount of stalls you can find emu oil, jewellery, aboriginal artefacts, hand made clothing and a vast variety of home made food. If you fall in love with any of the souvenirs and want to take it home but you think it is too big to be allowed on a plane, do not panic; the stallholders will ship it home for you. The markets are located at 5 Therwine Street, Kuranda.
Rusty's Markets have been running for more than 30 years, developed from a humble display of 6 stall holders to one of the largest, most successfull and best known markets in Australia. The markets run from Friday morning to Sunday afternoon, with 180 stallholders selling flowers, delicatessen goods, and a wide array of quality fruit and vegetables that come directly from the growers. But although the market is widely known for its quality food products, you will also find jewellery, clothing, gem stones, organic personal care products, leatherwear, medicinal herbs and spices, second hand goods and much more.
On Sundays the market becomes 'Rusty's Bazaar' and the range of bric-a-brac and arts and crafts is even greater.
Rusty's Markets were named after the late Emrys 'Rusty' Rees, who was responsible for the development of the market into the superb event that it is nowadays. Save some of your time to enjoy a shopping experience in a carnival like environment.
Fuller Sports Club provides quality live music on Friday & Saturday nights, and also during special events such as St. Patricks Day, Melbourne Cup Day and many more. Local bands also perform every Friday night and Saturday nights from 7-11pm.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Gilligan's will be open until 5am - So Spend Lock Down rocking out to Ministry Sessions Six......
Australia’s most in-demand locals - Goodwill and Tommy Trash are going on the road to bring the swag of super-exclusive first usage tracks and remixes from the compilation to the Gilligans dancefloor!
Goodwill: His passion and spunky flair for both his music and life in general has made him a very valuable member of Ministry of Sound's family as he's not only one of Sydney’s finest DJs but one of Australia’s.
Goodwill has old-school experience, but with new-school musical flavours and is, not to mention, also one of the highest selling Australian artist and producer in dance - a rare creature who is naturally always in demand. And we would say that even if we weren't completely biased.
Tommy Trash: Producer/DJ Thomas Olsen a.k.a Tommy Trash is fast making his way to being one of the biggest names in Australian dance music.
Tommy burst onto the scene in 2006 with his debut single ‘Slide’ featuring on the 2007 Ministry of Sound Annual and Electro House Sessions (an album which he mixed along with The Stafford Brothers). Tommy followed this up a year later with his main room monster ‘Amsterdam 01’ which features on the Ministry of Sound 2008 Annual, and the b-side to this ‘Amsterdam 02’ featuring on Ministry of Sound Electro House Sessions 2.
Tommy has developed a reputation as a formidable producer, with his original productions and collaborations regularly featuring in the ARIA charts and constantly shaking up the top 5 spots.
Tommy has remixed the likes of Tom Novy, Green Velvet, Grafton Primary, Armand Van Helden and has even been commissioned to remix The Veronicas. Tommy has also had success through his collaborations with fellow Sydney Dj/Producer Goodwill (‘It’s A Swede Thing’ featured on Ministry of Sound’s Electro House Sessions and Sessions Four) and Tom Piper (‘Fk To The Bass which features on Ministry of Sound Sessions Four).
Every Friday @ Fabric Night Club of Cairns our guest DJ's will be playing you all the latest and favourite tracks you just love to dance to.....
From chart toppers to vocal house we want you here on our dance floor tearing it up and cutt'n your moves...
Because if your the best dancer male & female your gonna win a prize...
Here @ Fabric our dress slogan is "dress to impress" male and female, if you and your threads are the hotest on the night i'll give you a Fabric gift voucher as well...
DJ's: Dj Skotty & Dj Mel (New World Audio)...
Special events every month...
Doors open @ 7pm xx
General entry only $5 free for Fabric VIP's.....
(excluding special events)
Double the Fun from 8pm-10pm...
Fabric Night Club of Cairns... "Come try us on, you know you want 2" :P x
The Rodeo weekend starts on Friday evening with the Battle of the Bulls. Then on Saturday kids under 12 will enjoy a Mini Junior Rodeo. The Open Rodeo is on Sunday, with cowboys from as far as NSW making their way. Do not miss the cabaret on both Friday and Saturday nights, with free camping and meals available, as well as live music.
The Cairns & District Junior Eisteddfod showcases the wonderful talents of the young people of the Cairns region in the disciplines of Dance, Drama, Music & Literary.
To view an outline of the programme, go to Eisteddfod Programme Outline
Sessions in the Cairns Civic Theatre from Monday 22nd June. Other sessions of the eisteddfod are being held at the Cairns & District Junior Eisteddfod Hall in Greenslopes Street, Edge Hill, from Friday 19th June.
Session tickets for any session of the eisteddfod being held at the Cairns Civic Theatre can be bought in advance from Monday 1st June.
'Fathering Adventures' operates out of the stunning beauty of Tropical North Queensland. Our next 5-night father-son adventure will be held from Saturday afternoon, July 4th, to Thursday morning, July 9th 2009. The minimum age requirement for the "sons" is 13 years, and there is no upper age limit. Mature-age men are also encouraged to bring their Dads along. We are limiting these 5-night adventures to a maximum of 12 father & son pairs. A typical day features an exceptional full-day, professionally-guided outdoor adventure / activity e.g. white-water rafting down the Tully River, snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef, dual sea kayaking between Mission Beach and Dunk Island, and hiking to the summit of Mount Tyson. The outdoor adventures / activities selected cater for all fitness levels. A typical evening features a multimedia presentation and small group interaction on topics such as “Authentic Manhood versus Conventional Manhood”, and “The Four Marks of a Real Man”, followed by time relaxing around the fire sharing stories of the day’s adventures. Far more detail can be found at our website... www.fatheringadventures.com.au.
Rusty's Markets have been running for more than 30 years, developed from a humble display of 6 stall holders to one of the largest, most successfull and best known markets in Australia. The markets run from Friday morning to Sunday afternoon, with 180 stallholders selling flowers, delicatessen goods, and a wide array of quality fruit and vegetables that come directly from the growers. But although the market is widely known for its quality food products, you will also find jewellery, clothing, gem stones, organic personal care products, leatherwear, medicinal herbs and spices, second hand goods and much more.
On Sundays the market becomes 'Rusty's Bazaar' and the range of bric-a-brac and arts and crafts is even greater.
Rusty's Markets were named after the late Emrys 'Rusty' Rees, who was responsible for the development of the market into the superb event that it is nowadays. Save some of your time to enjoy a shopping experience in a carnival like environment.
KURANDA ROOTS FESTIVAL is an annual event of World, Roots, Reggae and Dub.
Featuring
Kingtide, Ash Grunwald, Zennith, The Nomad, The Chocolate Strings, Kingfisha, Oakley Grenell, Mystic Beats, Melatonin, Koahlition, Pachooka, Iman Dan, Banawalla Moons, Simon Asquith, SOL, Rudekat Sound, Patch Up, Ombudsman, Little Rascal, Billy Dread, Huckleberry & More....
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Musical Nostalgica: A journey of musical memories
Contemporary Musical Dance Concert
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The boys from Dirty Sanchez rock the Bull Bar & Grill to it's foundations.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
Although an accomplished guitar player, Steve's emphasis is the vocal performance, ensuring the song is sung and the sentiment is carried. From the jazz-swing standard ‘All of me’ to Coldplay’s ‘Yellow,’ the set list will have something for everyone.
Donna Perignonn Fillupa Crevass, and Jamilla I-lash are back!!
They invite you to the next Out! Party, the Indepen-Dance Party.
Saturday 4th July.
Blue Sky Brewery, 34-42 Lake Street, 8pm-2am.
$5 entry.
As always, all proceeds go back to the community.
Complimentary tapas will be served from 8pm to 9pm so get in early!
Community group raffle with many prizes.
Shows from 10.30pm.
Pool competition from 8.30.
DJ G-Been will be pumping out hot tunes all the way from the UK!
Looking forward to seeing you all Out! on Saturday the 4th!!
Indoor Bowling Championships, Mixed Rinks - Mareeba PCYC Gymnasium Hall - 10am
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Cutting - Kerribee Park - 11am
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Golf 18 Hole Stableford - Mareeba Golf Course - 12 noon
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Mixed Fours Bowls, Self-Selected - Mareeba & Memorial Bowls Club - 1:30pm
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
A charity 4 Ball Ambrose golf day at the Cairns Golf Club, with a 7am tee off. The cost of the event will be $60 pp including motorized buggies and sausage sizzle. In conjunction with other sponsors, there will be golfing prizes on the day plus prizes for the winning team.
Limited places available. Organise your team of 4 and register now!
6:30am Registration
7:00am Tee-off
Last year, the Royal Children's Hospital helped care for more than 30,000 sick kids from all over Queensland, as well as interstate and overseas. The Royal Children's Hospital Foundation works wonders for sick kids by investing in groundbreaking research, leading to faster diagnoses, better treatments and ultimately cures.
Every year more than 500 Foundation volunteers work wonders for our little patients and their families, through entertainment and support services in the Royal Children's Hospital and other health centres across the state.
You can help support us by making a secure online donation using your credit card. Click on the link below:
http://my.imisfriendraising.com.au/personalPage.aspx?SID=72598
For more information on how YOU can participate in Running 4 Research, please visit http://www.workingwonders.com.au
Through the support of the community, the Royal Children's Hospital Foundation works wonders for sick kids by investing in groundbreaking research, faster diagnoses, better treatments and ultimately cures. They also fund programs like the Wonder Factory and entertainment programs to brighten the lives of sick kids and their families.
Your support will make a real difference to the lives of thousands of sick kids this year.
Thanks for your support!
Rusty's Markets have been running for more than 30 years, developed from a humble display of 6 stall holders to one of the largest, most successfull and best known markets in Australia. The markets run from Friday morning to Sunday afternoon, with 180 stallholders selling flowers, delicatessen goods, and a wide array of quality fruit and vegetables that come directly from the growers. But although the market is widely known for its quality food products, you will also find jewellery, clothing, gem stones, organic personal care products, leatherwear, medicinal herbs and spices, second hand goods and much more.
On Sundays the market becomes 'Rusty's Bazaar' and the range of bric-a-brac and arts and crafts is even greater.
Rusty's Markets were named after the late Emrys 'Rusty' Rees, who was responsible for the development of the market into the superb event that it is nowadays. Save some of your time to enjoy a shopping experience in a carnival like environment.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
AJ HACKETT SUNDAY SESSIONS SOL SUNDAYS!
Come to AJ Hackett this Sunday afternoon for an afternoon of adrenaline filled fun or just a relaxing drink in the beautiful rainforest surrounds with family and friends.
-Funky Live Local Music every week!
-A different band each week!
-FREE transfers from Northern Beaches (call to arrange in advance).
-Licenced Gravity Bar with great drink prices!
-Locals Bungy & Minjin Swing rates.
-Ask about our Locals Groundrush club where you can jump for FREE for a whole year!
-FREE Kids Jumping Castle & colouring in.
-BBQ Lunch
-Free Functions & Parties
-Great atmosphere and a fantastic way to spend your Sunday afternoon.
Fun for all ages, come and check it out. AJ HACKETT THE BEST SUNDAY SESSIONS IN CAIRNS!
AJ HACKETT SUNDAY SESSIONS SOL SUNDAYS!
Come to AJ Hackett this Sunday afternoon for an afternoon of adrenaline filled fun or just a relaxing drink in the beautiful rainforest surrounds with family and friends.
-Funky Live Local Music every week!
-A different band each week!
-FREE transfers from Northern Beaches (call to arrange in advance).
-Licenced Gravity Bar with great drink prices!
-Locals Bungy & Minjin Swing rates.
-Ask about our Locals Groundrush club where you can jump for FREE for a whole year!
-FREE Kids Jumping Castle & colouring in.
-BBQ Lunch
-Free Functions & Parties
-Great atmosphere and a fantastic way to spend your Sunday afternoon.
Fun for all ages, come and check it out. AJ HACKETT THE BEST SUNDAY SESSIONS IN CAIRNS!
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The National Music League continues Sundays nights with Country music...
So get on down to the Bull Bar & Grill for some good ol\' country music.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
Mareeba Rodeo Handicap Cycle Race / Cairns Cycling Club - Kerribee Park to Mutchilba & return - 8am
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Gents Bowls, Mens Fours - Mareeba & Memorial Bowls Club - 9:30am
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
FNQ Road Racing Club, Production One Hour, Motorcycle Road Race Event - Mako Trac - 10am-3pm
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Mareeba Motor Speedway Trophy Meeting - Kerribee Park Raceway - 11am
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Golf 18 Hole Stroke - Mareeba Golf Course - 12 noon
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Mixed Bocce Competition - Mareeba International Club - 2pm
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Tennis Mixed American Tournament - Borzi Park - 2pm
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: National Music League and Cairns Bull Bar presents Jazz -Blues nights
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
A new program offering a unique combination of youth-theatre skills development workshops and performance opportunities.
Three specialist professional youth theatre practitioners from Backbone Youth Arts and Zeal Theatre will lead you through an intensive three-day theatre bootcamp where you will develop skills in comedy, scriptwriting and physical theatre and put them to the test with a performance for parents and friends on the final day!
Come and test out your performance skills with The Young Company!
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The National Music League competition continues with solo/duo acts on Tuesday nights at The Bull Bar & Grill
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
A new program offering a unique combination of youth-theatre skills development workshops and performance opportunities.
Three specialist professional youth theatre practitioners from Backbone Youth Arts and Zeal Theatre will lead you through an intensive three-day theatre bootcamp where you will develop skills in comedy, scriptwriting and physical theatre and put them to the test with a performance for parents and friends on the final day!
Come and test out your performance skills with The Young Company!
Australia Japan Society presents Whisper of the Heart which tells the story of Shizuku, a junior high school student who is struggling to find out who she is. The movie takes you on a journey through her imagination and daily life as she makes decisions that will ultimately decide her future. Soundtrack is English. Rated PG.
Tjapukai Theatre (Smithfield) 6pm for 6.30pm start. Finger food included and cash bar available. No BYO food or drink. Advanced bookings required to reserve seats.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The National Music League competition continues Wednesday nights with cover bands at the Bull Bar & Grill.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
Ladies Bowls, Club Selected - Mareeba & Memorial Bowls Club - 12 noon
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Based on a real life incident involving two boys who throw stones from a freeway overpass and kill a driver, The Stones is an excellent example of Australian contemporary documentary drama.
The play follows the two boys’ journey in the lead up to the event and then their arrest and subsequent charge of manslaughter. In a production free from judgement and lectures on morality, The Stones uses a range of conventions such as physical theatre and multiple role playing.
The Stones has received a NSW Frater Award (1998), a Victorian Arts Council Award (1999), a DeutchTheater award for Best New Work (2002), and the Critics Choice Award in Budapest, Hungary (2004).
A new program offering a unique combination of youth-theatre skills development workshops and performance opportunities.
Three specialist professional youth theatre practitioners from Backbone Youth Arts and Zeal Theatre will lead you through an intensive three-day theatre bootcamp where you will develop skills in comedy, scriptwriting and physical theatre and put them to the test with a performance for parents and friends on the final day!
Come and test out your performance skills with The Young Company!
A contemporary performance that explores the theory, methodology and practical implications of traditional (fire) management in Cape York.
Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book has been popular amongst many generations of children, discussing themes that are as relevant today as they were when they were written. The Jungle Book tells the story of a young human baby, Mowgli, found in the wilderness by a family of wolves and raised as one of their own. He learns over time the rules or 'Laws' of the jungle, instructed by his animal mentors including the wise black panther, Bagheera, and Baloo the sleepy bear. Both of these friendly beasts contribute to the child's education. HIT Productions will bring to life The Jungle Book, with Mowgli now in his early twenties, returning to the jungle to see Baloo and Bagheera. Narrated by Baloo, the songs reflect Mowgli's time growing up in the jungle. Covering an eclectic range of styles from contemporary ballad to funk and bongo beat, The Jungle Book songs include Bearstar, Jungle Law, Rumble in the Jungle, Baagheera's Song and many more. A bright, colourful entertaining experience for the entire family.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The National Music League competition continues at The Bull Bar & Grill every Thursday night with Metal / Rock acts.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
A contemporary performance that explores the theory, methodology and practical implications of traditional (fire) management in Cape York.
Julie McEnerny has been Artist in Residence at the Tanks and Botanic Gardens since mid May, working on the beginnings of a folegium, recording the plants of the Cairns Botanic Gardens. Julie has created a series of works relating to the Aboriginal Plant Use Garden, incorporating etchings, drawings and paintings whist exploring the nature of the plants through 3-dimensional piecies.
The Residency has given Julie access to Traditional Owner's knowledge, Botanic Garden's staff and the Friends of Flecker Garden's library collection, allowing her to gather accurate information. Her work has taken botanica illustration along the road of artistic interpretation in an effort to achieve the Garden's collection in a unique and interesting way.
The small exhibition is a culmination of her residency, but only the beginning of an enormous endeavour, considering the size and diversity of Cairns Botanic Gardens.
Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book has been popular amongst many generations of children, discussing themes that are as relevant today as they were when they were written. The Jungle Book tells the story of a young human baby, Mowgli, found in the wilderness by a family of wolves and raised as one of their own. He learns over time the rules or 'Laws' of the jungle, instructed by his animal mentors including the wise black panther, Bagheera, and Baloo the sleepy bear. Both of these friendly beasts contribute to the child's education. HIT Productions will bring to life The Jungle Book, with Mowgli now in his early twenties, returning to the jungle to see Baloo and Bagheera. Narrated by Baloo, the songs reflect Mowgli's time growing up in the jungle. Covering an eclectic range of styles from contemporary ballad to funk and bongo beat, The Jungle Book songs include Bearstar, Jungle Law, Rumble in the Jungle, Baagheera's Song and many more. A bright, colourful entertaining experience for the entire family.
Mareeba Agricultural Show, Exhibits to be delivered - Kerribee Park - 8am-11am
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Tickets $30
Reserved Seating Event
Doors Open 8pm, Show Starts 8.30pm
All Ages 15+
Wendy Matthews has a reputation as an artist par excellence with a sublime, expressive voice that never fails to move those who hear it.
Both acoustically and physically, Wendy Matthews moves with an enviable minimalism. Her music is an unhurried journey of clean melodies, infectious energy and simple grace. In an age when grunge is thought to be hip and cynicism an attribute, Wendy has proven that commitment to beauty is still not only valid but applauded by the public ear. This is exemplified by the reality that Wendy's music is now in more than 1 million homes in Australia - all her albums to date have multi-platinum status. Wendy has an immense talent and capacity to capture and define a diverse range of styles in her music. She takes songs from every genre and makes them her own, from jazz to blues, from rock to gospel, from soul to outright infectious pop and then, of course, there are the beautiful ballads.
Wendy is adept at reaching both frenetic youth and mature audiences alike. If older ears are captured by her soul and unfazed class, a more cynical youth is convinced by her disarming ease of delivery, wooed by a voice of stunning emotive capacity yet void of sentimentality. This outstanding capability has ensured the strength of her following - not only with the public but also the music industry. To date Wendy has won seven ARIAS - the all time record. Simply put, Wendy Matthews has a reputation for having one of the finest voices ever. As Midnight Oil frontman, Peter Garrett, says when he eloquently describes her abilities: "Wendy's voice is to the vocal chords what the Daintree is to the wilderness". Such observations point to Wendy's uncanny ability to choose great songs and interpret them with an individual polish hitherto unknown in this country.
Wendy has performed at some of the most prestigious musical events. From the Montreaux Jazz Festival in Switzerland, live TV specials in Asia, MIDEM in Cannes, to performing in front of over 40,000 people on the steps of the Sydney Opera House. Her tours play to full houses in both regional and capital city theatres. Born in Montreal Canada, Wendy joined her first band and left home as a teenager, busking her way across the USA to Los Angeles where she met Glenn Shorrock who invited her to tour with him in Australia in 1982. Wendy immediately became an in-demand session singer, appearing on many commercial jingles and backing vocals for the likes of The Models "Out of Mind Out of Sight" and became a semi-permanent member of the band. She also sang on albums by Jimmy Barnes, Tim Finn, Richard Clapton and Icehouse.
In 1987, Wendy collaborated with Kate Ceberano on the ABC-TV soundtrack for the series ‘Stringer'. ‘You've Always Got the Blues' was released the next year reaching the Top 5 national charts. She then contributed to the Rockmelons and Peter Blakeley's respective albums. She helped form Absent Friends and sang on the number one hit "I Don't Wanna Be With Nobody But You" and the album "Here's Looking Up Your Address". After touring with Absent Friends, Wendy went into the studio to record her solo debut. The album "Émigré" (Double Platinum) spawned the hits "Token Angels", "Lets Kiss" and "Woman's Gotta Have It" and earned Wendy the Best Female Artist and Best Debut Single (for ‘Token Angels') at the 1990 ARIA Awards. Wendy was also voted Best Female Singer in the 1990 Rolling Stone Reader's Poll. This was followed up by the Triple Platinum album "Lily" with the mega hit " "The Day You Went Away" plus "If Only I Could" and Friday's Child", In 1992 Wendy picked up the ARIA for Best Female Artist and Best Single and again in 1993 Best Female Artist. "The Day You Went Away" was the ‘highest selling single' of 1993 and the ‘single of the year'.
Wendy then followed up with another two studio albums "The Witness Tree" and "Ghosts" including the hits "Love Will Keep Me Alive", "Standing Strong", "Then I Walked away". In 1999 to cap off an already outstanding career, Wendy released her first "Best Of....Stepping Stones" which not only included her former hits but also "Nobody But You" the massive hit from Absent Friends. Not resting on her laurels, in 2001 Wendy released "Beautiful View" featuring the hauntingly beautiful title track and club favorite "Like the Sun".
2004 saw the release of the mixed-up, chilled-out "Café Naturale" an eclectic suite of songs which immediately evoke a sense of familiarity. The Tropfest winning film "Lamb" by Emma Freeman features as the highly acclaimed video clip to the popular "All I Need". There are very few artists in Australia that can cite Wendy's credentials, seven arias, a massive 19 singles, 7 top selling albums and most of all the love of her fans. Wendy has recently completed her first independent record on her own "Barking Bear" record label. "She" is a personal collection of favorite songs by women who have inspired her over the years. As she puts it "songs that have made the singer, women who have made the woman". Recorded live in a studio room together over three days with her long standing band and a few specialty players, Matthews considers it a journey through her formative years, with songs by Bonnie Raitt, Aretha Franklin, EmmyLou Harris and Chrissie Hynde and fellow native Canadians Joni Mitchell, Buffy St Marie and Jane Siberry to name a few. "Fallen Angels" is the first song to radio with the album "She" due for release in January 2009.
When she's not writing, recording or touring extensively, Wendy and her beloved dog Bear, enjoy the beauty of the Northern NSW coast where she is building a hand crafted home.
Fuller Sports Club provides quality live music on Friday & Saturday nights, and also during special events such as St. Patricks Day, Melbourne Cup Day and many more. Local bands also perform every Friday night and Saturday nights from 7-11pm.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Music, Arts & Culture
The West End Composers Collective is a ten piece ensemble featuring Brisbane’s finest jazz artists. Since inception in 2003 as a monthly gathering for Brisbane’s creative improvising musicians, composers and arrangers to workshop original material. The Collective has released two acclaimed recordings Downstream and their latest CD Driving Hat which solidifies the ensembles aim to produce outstanding contemeporary jazz albums of original Australian compositions.
2 Tone Tapas Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge specialises in Modern Australian cuisine with Spanish influences. Centrally located near the City Place taxi rank on Lake Street, this unique, laid back venue is close to everything, yet a world apart. Out catering can also be arranged. Free broadband internet with any purchase and our coffee's (take out as well) are the best in Cairns but don't take our word for it!!!!
2 Tone is Cairns' number one cocktail venue and only traditional Spanish style Tapas bar, also featuring outdoor dining. On Friday and Saturday nights, 2 Tone Tapas Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge goes upbeat with entertainment featuring Cairns' best Djs.
Funky electro, Cafe, Lounge
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The Venus Project playing at the Bull Bar every Friday at 7:30pm.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
A contemporary performance that explores the theory, methodology and practical implications of traditional (fire) management in Cape York.
Julie is a full time artist & illustrator, regular Flying Arts tutor, is active in the local arts community and exhibits regularly in various group and solo shows. She is offering a weekend workshop at the Tanks and Botanic Gardens for beginners to intermediate.
The Pier Markets, also known as the 'Mud Markets' have an interesting selection of bits and pieces, crafts and arts and live entertainment. They are a good place to hunt down authentic local souveniers and fresh produce directly from the farmers. Every Saturday and Sunday, visit the Pier Marketplace Mall, next to the Marlin Marina and treat yourself with the excellent range of goods on offer for the whole family. And kids will surely enjoy the free face painting and balloons. Everything in an indoor fully air-conditioned space.
The Rossvile Markets happen every fortnight on Saturday at the Lions Park, located 48 kilometres south of Cooktown. From 9:00am to 12:00 visitors and locals alike to wander through this small market which offers home-made cakes and preserves, organic fruit and vegetables, bric-a-brac, jewellery, second hand clothing and arts and crafts.
The Cooktown Markets happen every Saturday in Charlotte Street.
The Mossman Markets are open every Saturday morning, from 7:00am to 12:00pm in the grounds of St. David's Church. It is a very rustic market held under the raintrees, but it is good for fresh produce, plants, home-made preserves, second hand bits and pieces and crafts and souvenirs.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
AJ HACKETT SUNDAY SESSIONS SOL SUNDAYS!
Come to AJ Hackett this Sunday afternoon for an afternoon of adrenaline filled fun or just a relaxing drink in the beautiful rainforest surrounds with family and friends.
-Funky Live Local Music every week!
-A different band each week!
-FREE transfers from Northern Beaches (call to arrange in advance).
-Licenced Gravity Bar with great drink prices!
-Locals Bungy & Minjin Swing rates.
-Ask about our Locals Groundrush club where you can jump for FREE for a whole year!
-FREE Kids Jumping Castle & colouring in.
-BBQ Lunch
-Free Functions & Parties
-Great atmosphere and a fantastic way to spend your Sunday afternoon.
Fun for all ages, come and check it out. AJ HACKETT THE BEST SUNDAY SESSIONS IN CAIRNS!
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: Snatch rock the Bull Bar & Grill with lashings of great Aussie rock!
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
Electric Avenue & Late Night Addiction
presents
It's Time To Jack Tour
with
DANNY T
(#29 ITM | Bam Bam Muzik | Sweat It Out | Generation)
Jeremy J
ZackyBoi
Crasey
BattleKat
@ Fabric Night Club, Cairns
Saturday July 11th
It’s been a whirlwind couple of years for Brisbane artist Danny T having launched into the scene in 2006 and is now one of the most sought after Dj’s and producers in the country.
His hectic work schedule has seen him in and out of the studio remixing local and
international artists, mixing it up on Triple J, supporting dance music heavyweights Switch, Lee Mortimer, MSTRKRFT, Bloody Beetroots, Sinden, Fakeblood, Riva Starr, Don Rimini as well as playing major festivals ‐ Future Music, Goodvibrations, Parklife and
Stereosonic. Throw in warmup sets for Crookers at both of their Brisbane shows and
remixes for Ajax’s label Sweat It Out that has hit the Aria Top 50, Crux Records and Bam Bam Muzik with support from
Australia’s top DJ’s and I guess you could say this kid is doing okay!
Amongst all that he has managed to find time to finish a couple of original’s which are
about to take clubland by storm.
So with the up coming release of ‘Chico’ and his ‘Skills & Suckers EP’
LATE NIGHT ADDICTION is proud to present the ‘It’s Time To Jack Tour’
Ghetto.......BAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Leave your high waists at home, strap on your kicks, pull down your sweat shirt, slap on your freshest brim and do the bus stop Danny T style!!!
Check out the King of Brisbane Fidget Funk!
EP giveaways on the night...
Mareeba Mazda Rodeo - Kerribee Park
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Mareeba Mazda Rodeo - Kerribee Park
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Woodchops - Kerribee Park - 11am
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Queensland Rail Silver Spike - Kerribee Park - 1pm-5pm
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Landmark Interstate Teams Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW - Kerribee Park - 6:30pm
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Julie is a full time artist & illustrator, regular Flying Arts tutor, is active in the local arts community and exhibits regularly in various group and solo shows. She is offering a weekend workshop at the Tanks and Botanic Gardens for beginners to intermediate.
Archer Creek 16km west of Ravenshoe on the Kennedy Highway Fun Country Market, Come early and beat the heat
The Archer Creek Markets happen on the second Sunday of the month. They are held on the Kennedy Highway, approximately 15 minutes past Ravenshoe. The markets are open from 7:00am to 12:00pm.
The Innot Hot Springs Markets are held every second Sunday of the month. They are open from 6:00am to 12:00pm. The markets are located in Innot Hot Springs Community Hall, Kennedy Highway.
The Kairi Markets are held on the second Sunday of every month. From 7:30am to 12:00pm, you can stroll around a bunch of stalls, selling mainly plants, clothing, home made jams and marmalades and even some livestock. The markets are located at the Kairi Hall, in Kairi, close to Lake Tinaroo.
The Mareeba Markets are held monthly on the Centenary Park. The markets offer a large selection of local arts and crafts, local fruits and produce, boasting around 90 stalls in total. Open from 8:00am to 12:00pm every second Sunday of the month.
The Walkamin Markets are open from 7:00am to 12:00pm, every second Sunday of each month. They are held next to the sports field, in Walkamin. The items found in this market are some produce, clothing, preserves, plants and general items. for more information, contact (07) 4095 8252
The Pier Markets, also known as the 'Mud Markets' have an interesting selection of bits and pieces, crafts and arts and live entertainment. They are a good place to hunt down authentic local souveniers and fresh produce directly from the farmers. Every Saturday and Sunday, visit the Pier Marketplace Mall, next to the Marlin Marina and treat yourself with the excellent range of goods on offer for the whole family. And kids will surely enjoy the free face painting and balloons. Everything in an indoor fully air-conditioned space.
The Showground Markets are held monthly. Local and district sellers offer craft articles, jewellery and gemstones, produce, home cooking, books, home sewing and embroidery, and all kinds of plants and palms
With more than 40 stalls, the Showground Markets offer visitors a chance to win a lucky door prize, and has a Pick of the Shelf stall or Mini Cent Sale each month. At the canteen you will find a range of hot snacks, plus tea/coffee or cold drinks.
The Cotters Market by the Sea, in Port Douglas, are held every Sunday. The market, established more than 20 years ago, provides a wide selection of locally made goods, including home made crafts, clothing, good quality jewellery, clothes and artifacts, including boats and other rarities. Visit the markets from 8:00am to 1:30pm and don't miss an opportunity to meet the local community of free traders, artists and farmers or find that something special you have been looking for. The market is located in beautiful and scenic Anzac Park, from where you can enjoy not only shopping but also a stunning coastline. The markets have become a bit touristy, but the Port Douglas markets are the largest market in the region and one of the best.
The Tully Markets are held in the main street of the town every second and fourth Saturday of the month.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
AJ HACKETT SUNDAY SESSIONS SOL SUNDAYS!
Come to AJ Hackett this Sunday afternoon for an afternoon of adrenaline filled fun or just a relaxing drink in the beautiful rainforest surrounds with family and friends.
-Funky Live Local Music every week!
-A different band each week!
-FREE transfers from Northern Beaches (call to arrange in advance).
-Licenced Gravity Bar with great drink prices!
-Locals Bungy & Minjin Swing rates.
-Ask about our Locals Groundrush club where you can jump for FREE for a whole year!
-FREE Kids Jumping Castle & colouring in.
-BBQ Lunch
-Free Functions & Parties
-Great atmosphere and a fantastic way to spend your Sunday afternoon.
Fun for all ages, come and check it out. AJ HACKETT THE BEST SUNDAY SESSIONS IN CAIRNS!
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The National Music League continues Sundays nights with Country music...
So get on down to the Bull Bar & Grill for some good ol\' country music.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
British-born Williams, who became a Cairns local not long ago, is one the Far North should definitely claim as its own. With his smooth vocals and natural talent on the acoustic guitar, Williams’ soothing beats are great for a groove or just to chill out. - Elise Meakin (Cairns Post)
Mareeba Mazda Rodeo - Kerribee Park
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Queensland Rail Silver Spike - Kerribee Park - 10am-1pm
Mareeba Rodeo is the premier sporting event in Tropical North Queensland and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch. Don't miss the 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
This year the Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2009 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 27 June 2009 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 3 July 2009 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2009, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
The gate is manned from Friday morning right through to Sunday afternoon. Anyone coming in from Friday morning, until 7:00am Saturday will have to purchase a weekend pass. Day passes are only available from 7:00am on the day of arrival, and do not permit entrance to the camping area.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: National Music League and Cairns Bull Bar presents Jazz -Blues nights
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The National Music League competition continues with solo/duo acts on Tuesday nights at The Bull Bar & Grill
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
British-born Williams, who became a Cairns local not long ago, is one the Far North should definitely claim as its own. With his smooth vocals and natural talent on the acoustic guitar, Williams’ soothing beats are great for a groove or just to chill out. - Elise Meakin (Cairns Post)
A ten week training program for young people aged 14-18 living in the Cairns area. The program will cover all aspects of music event design and delivery including the technical set up of their own live youth music event at Fogarty Park on Friday 18th September.
The program will be delivered in partnership with Anglicare North Queensland Ltd's Youth Substance Misue Service with funding from the Department of Health and Ageing, Bingo Drinking-community Level Initiative.
The Cairns Show is now in its 188th year, showcasing the very best of Cairns and its surrounds, highlighting businesses, industries and our diverse cultural strengths along with the traditional agricultural, Pastoral and Mining heritage.
You can choose when to visit the Kuranda Markets, also known as the 'Original Markets' as they happen every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 9:00am to 3:00pm. For over 21 years, local craftmen have been displaying from locally grown produce to beautifully handcrafted souvenirs, including unique oil paintings and prints of the region. But there is much more to this market. Wandering around the huge amount of stalls you can find emu oil, jewellery, aboriginal artefacts, hand made clothing and a vast variety of home made food. If you fall in love with any of the souvenirs and want to take it home but you think it is too big to be allowed on a plane, do not panic; the stallholders will ship it home for you. The markets are located at 5 Therwine Street, Kuranda.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The National Music League competition continues Wednesday nights with cover bands at the Bull Bar & Grill.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
You can choose when to visit the Kuranda Markets, also known as the 'Original Markets' as they happen every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 9:00am to 3:00pm. For over 21 years, local craftmen have been displaying from locally grown produce to beautifully handcrafted souvenirs, including unique oil paintings and prints of the region. But there is much more to this market. Wandering around the huge amount of stalls you can find emu oil, jewellery, aboriginal artefacts, hand made clothing and a vast variety of home made food. If you fall in love with any of the souvenirs and want to take it home but you think it is too big to be allowed on a plane, do not panic; the stallholders will ship it home for you. The markets are located at 5 Therwine Street, Kuranda.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The National Music League competition continues at The Bull Bar & Grill every Thursday night with Metal / Rock acts.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
Not just an urban event this Thursday - A whole new world of music out on the back deck kicking off from 9pm
Resident Deck Sexy Dj’s Tim Park – Tidy Hydi – Jayde – New World Audio - Gusto Dj / Percussion !
Playing the latest, funkiest and freshest Electro House / Breaks & Progression Sessions from 9pm till 5am
Circus skills workshops for young people aged 11-16yrs with or without previous circus experience. Come along learn heaps of circus tricks and work towards performances at the Babinda Harvest Festival.
Official launch of Jill Chism's exhibition draws attention to water as a vital substance, whilst focusing on our interaction with the waters edge; sea-water or freshwater or indeed the water has with the problem of its diminishing supply.
Exhibition remains on display until 30 August
Rusty's Markets have been running for more than 30 years, developed from a humble display of 6 stall holders to one of the largest, most successfull and best known markets in Australia. The markets run from Friday morning to Sunday afternoon, with 180 stallholders selling flowers, delicatessen goods, and a wide array of quality fruit and vegetables that come directly from the growers. But although the market is widely known for its quality food products, you will also find jewellery, clothing, gem stones, organic personal care products, leatherwear, medicinal herbs and spices, second hand goods and much more.
On Sundays the market becomes 'Rusty's Bazaar' and the range of bric-a-brac and arts and crafts is even greater.
Rusty's Markets were named after the late Emrys 'Rusty' Rees, who was responsible for the development of the market into the superb event that it is nowadays. Save some of your time to enjoy a shopping experience in a carnival like environment.
You can choose when to visit the Kuranda Markets, also known as the 'Original Markets' as they happen every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 9:00am to 3:00pm. For over 21 years, local craftmen have been displaying from locally grown produce to beautifully handcrafted souvenirs, including unique oil paintings and prints of the region. But there is much more to this market. Wandering around the huge amount of stalls you can find emu oil, jewellery, aboriginal artefacts, hand made clothing and a vast variety of home made food. If you fall in love with any of the souvenirs and want to take it home but you think it is too big to be allowed on a plane, do not panic; the stallholders will ship it home for you. The markets are located at 5 Therwine Street, Kuranda.
Fuller Sports Club provides quality live music on Friday & Saturday nights, and also during special events such as St. Patricks Day, Melbourne Cup Day and many more. Local bands also perform every Friday night and Saturday nights from 7-11pm.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The Venus Project playing at the Bull Bar every Friday at 7:30pm.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
Cairns only Adventure Sport organisers, Adventure HQ continue a proven format of Multisport racing in Far North Queensland aimed at having fun in the outdoors.
This year for the first time individuals are invited to enter - see below for more details.
Last years successful course will be repeated.
The James Grant Memorial Race will be staged in the beautiful Goldsborough (Mulgrave River) Valley with a multisport format familiar to most.
There are two events to choose from:
The 6hr Race: The 6 hour race people will need to drive into Roos Road Bridge. The turnoff to here is opposite the Mountain View Hotel. Here you will drop your bike (security in place). Then you will drop your canoe at the private house below Arnold’s Bridge. You run down to your canoe below Arnold’s Bridge. Paddle to Roos Road where you trade canoe for bike.. When you arrive here in the race you will swap canoe for bike. 6 hour people will drop canoes at the sign posted private house just before Arnold’s Bridge. You will run from Kearney’s Flat to here to get in your boat.
The run will go 4.5 km upstream from Kearney’s Flat to a turnaround then back through the campground and down to below Arnold’s Bridge.
The ride returns to the start at Kearney’s Flats then on to the Causeway and back.
15km hike, 10km canoe, 32km bike.
The 4hr race: You will start at 8:30 am. On Sunday Morning you will need to drive into Roos Road Bridge. The turnoff to here is opposite the Mountain View Hotel. Here you will drop your bike (security in place). You will drop your canoe at the private house below Arnold’s Bridge. You run down to your canoe below Arnold’s Bridge. Paddle to Roos Road where you trade canoe for bike.
The ride takes you through two cane farms and back onto the Goldsborough Road and back to Kearney’s Flat.
6km hike, 10km canoe, 13km bike.
Celebration, festivities and joy. They're all here as two men come to Padua in pursuit of learning and love. The first, Lucentio, fixes his gaze on Bianca, the sweet and gentle daughter of the merchant Baptista. The second, Petruchio, hears of Bianca's wanton and wild sister, Kate, and vows to tame her and teach her to be an agreeable wife. All will be married; all will be well.
Or so it would seem.
Directed by award-winning director Marion Potts and featuring an all-female cast, this new production of one of Shakespeare's most controversial comedies transcends expectation and preconception, taking the politics of marriage to ludicrous new heights. Vibrant, energetic and packed with female punch, The Taming Of The Shrew is the perfect night out for anyone who has ever fallen in love and managed to survive it.
Friends of the Botanic Gardens “Walk and Talk information Session”. A special talk and guided walk on “Living with and Growing Ferns” By John Robertson. John and his wife Tricia own Robertson's Ferns and have many decades of experience in growing ferns here in the Wet Tropics
Circus skilss workshops for school aged children & youth.
Followed by a presentation dinner dance, the Cooktown Annual Day Race will attract trainers, jockeys, owners and horses from as far as Townsville. Attracting more and more people every year, the races are a great day for the whole family. Social events such as raffles, fashions on the field, competitions and the five race program. Prize money of $20 000 to be won.
Get your family and friends and come all the way to Cooktown, a paradise on earth.
Rusty's Markets have been running for more than 30 years, developed from a humble display of 6 stall holders to one of the largest, most successfull and best known markets in Australia. The markets run from Friday morning to Sunday afternoon, with 180 stallholders selling flowers, delicatessen goods, and a wide array of quality fruit and vegetables that come directly from the growers. But although the market is widely known for its quality food products, you will also find jewellery, clothing, gem stones, organic personal care products, leatherwear, medicinal herbs and spices, second hand goods and much more.
On Sundays the market becomes 'Rusty's Bazaar' and the range of bric-a-brac and arts and crafts is even greater.
Rusty's Markets were named after the late Emrys 'Rusty' Rees, who was responsible for the development of the market into the superb event that it is nowadays. Save some of your time to enjoy a shopping experience in a carnival like environment.
The Pier Markets, also known as the 'Mud Markets' have an interesting selection of bits and pieces, crafts and arts and live entertainment. They are a good place to hunt down authentic local souveniers and fresh produce directly from the farmers. Every Saturday and Sunday, visit the Pier Marketplace Mall, next to the Marlin Marina and treat yourself with the excellent range of goods on offer for the whole family. And kids will surely enjoy the free face painting and balloons. Everything in an indoor fully air-conditioned space.
The Raintree Markets happen every third Saturday of each month at the Rotary Park in Ingham.
Between 30 and 40 stalls gather together in Anzac Memorial Park, opposite Coles Supermarket, in the centre of the town. Stalls offer arts and crafts and trash and treasure.
The Cooktown Markets happen every Saturday in Charlotte Street.
The Malanda Lions Markets happen on the third Saturday of every month on Jack May Park, opposite the Showground in Malanda. Wander around many outdoor stalls selling a interesting array of books, second hand tools, clothing and local arts and crafts, including some locally made lawyer cane furniture.
The Mission Beach Market, located in the park opposite the Hide Away Caravan Park, is held on the first Saturday and third Sunday of each month. The market offers a wide array of tropical fruit and vegetables, trash and treasure, clothing and craft items.
The Mossman Markets are open every Saturday morning, from 7:00am to 12:00pm in the grounds of St. David's Church. It is a very rustic market held under the raintrees, but it is good for fresh produce, plants, home-made preserves, second hand bits and pieces and crafts and souvenirs.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
As one of the most well respected songwriters in Australian music history, Don Walker needs no introduction. After presenting songwriting workshops at Tanks Arts Centre last year, the main songwriter of iconic rock band Cold Chisel returns to perform his eclectic mix of classic and award-winning songs.
During the years of Cold Chisel's fame in the 1970s and early 1980s, Don penned hits such as 'Saturday Night', 'Cheap Wine', 'Standing on the Outside' and the anthemic classic 'Khe Sahn'. Since Chisel officially called it quits in 1983, he's gone on to carve himself a prolific musical career. He's written and released tracks under different guises, most notably the albums 'Unlimited Address' and 'Ruby' under the band 'Catfish' with guitarist Peter Walker and harmonica player David Blight. He also joined his former Chisel band mates when the band reformed in 1998 to release their first studio album in 15 years 'The Last Wave of Summer'.
In 1993 he teamed up with other iconic Aussie musicians Tex Perkins and Charlie Owen releasing an album as Tex, Don & Charlie called 'Sad But True'. This album featured songs written while Don was in Nashville, and spawned a successful tour, and consequent live album 'Monday Morning Coming Down'. Years later in 2005 they released another album, 'All Is Forgiven', one that was nominated for the inaugural Australian Music Prize.
It was only in 1995 that Don released his first solo album, 'We're All Gonna Die', a record that was acclaimed by reviewers as 'possibly the best Australian album released in years'. His second solo album, 'Cutting Back' was released in 2006. Always an amazing writer, Don recently released his first book 'Shots' in March this year.
AJ HACKETT SUNDAY SESSIONS SOL SUNDAYS!
Come to AJ Hackett this Sunday afternoon for an afternoon of adrenaline filled fun or just a relaxing drink in the beautiful rainforest surrounds with family and friends.
-Funky Live Local Music every week!
-A different band each week!
-FREE transfers from Northern Beaches (call to arrange in advance).
-Licenced Gravity Bar with great drink prices!
-Locals Bungy & Minjin Swing rates.
-Ask about our Locals Groundrush club where you can jump for FREE for a whole year!
-FREE Kids Jumping Castle & colouring in.
-BBQ Lunch
-Free Functions & Parties
-Great atmosphere and a fantastic way to spend your Sunday afternoon.
Fun for all ages, come and check it out. AJ HACKETT THE BEST SUNDAY SESSIONS IN CAIRNS!
The Global Battle of the Bands (GBOB) competition is coming to Cairns!
Date: Saturday 18th July at 7:00 p.m.
Where: Bull Bar & Grill located at 94 Lake St, Cairns, QLD, 4870
How to register: Bands simply need to register for the upcoming local GBOB Heat through www.gbob.com.
Global Battle of the Bands (GBOB) has officially begun for 2009! The opening Heat was held in Newcastle on 13th June where some top quality bands really impressed the local crowd. Bands in Cairns will now get their shot at the US$100,000 prize money when the Heat runs on 18th July. Age is no boundary as the Bull Bar has agreed to host an all ages event!
The band that succeeds in the Cairns Heat will automatically win a spot in the National Final in Sydney. And if the judges give them the nod here, they’ll be on a plane to London in December with accommodation and flights paid! In London, the winners will challenge bands from 36 different countries for the Grand Prize.
One of the local bands that have registered for this upcoming Heat is the alternative rock band, August Redemption. Luke, Rhythm Guitarist for August Redemption, has been playing music for the past eight years. He says the band’s musical influences range from Metallica, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Their debut album “Liquid Courage” was released last year. They are expected to release a new EP later this year.
In November last year, Aussie rock band, “Powerage” travelled to London as part of the Global Battle of the Bands Challenge. The boys had the opportunity to represent our nation, and did us proud by coming second out of 36 competing bands! This year we’re hoping to go one better and bring the major prize of US$100,000 cash onto Australian soil.
There are some other great prizes on offer, including FujiFilm Z33WP Digital Cameras, Converse Shoes and accommodation at YHA at the National Final in Sydney.
For bands that want to be part of the world’s biggest and best band comp, register at www.gbob.com. Direct any questions towards Ryan from A Red Letter Day (Event Management) on burgessventures1@bigpond.com, or through www.myspace.com/gbobaustralia.
Although an accomplished guitar player, Steve's emphasis is the vocal performance, ensuring the song is sung and the sentiment is carried. From the jazz-swing standard ‘All of me’ to Coldplay’s ‘Yellow,’ the set list will have something for everyone.
Known for the best live gigs in Port Douglas, the Ironbar Restaurant has live bands every Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday nights, on Thursday nights we have live DJ's 'Coyote Ugly' Style and on Sunday's the
Jim Beam Idol Karaoke Competition - there's great prizes to be won!
The Ironbar in Port Douglas is open for lunch and dinner daily, serving tasty chargrilled steaks with
authentic Aussie flavour.
Featuring: Live pianist Charlie Broadbent
The Court House Hotel in Port Douglas Australia is the oldest and still the best hotel since 1878 and offers hotel dining, Fox Sports, TAB facilities, pokies, bistro, bar and the best live entertainment in Port Douglas.
The Court House Hotel is located on the corner of Macrossan & Wharf streets opposite Anzac Park.
Featuring: Big Noise from 7.30pm
Cairns only Adventure Sport organisers, Adventure HQ continue a proven format of Multisport racing in Far North Queensland aimed at having fun in the outdoors.
This year for the first time individuals are invited to enter - see below for more details.
Last years successful course will be repeated.
The James Grant Memorial Race will be staged in the beautiful Goldsborough (Mulgrave River) Valley with a multisport format familiar to most.
There are two events to choose from:
The 6hr Race: The 6 hour race people will need to drive into Roos Road Bridge. The turnoff to here is opposite the Mountain View Hotel. Here you will drop your bike (security in place). Then you will drop your canoe at the private house below Arnold’s Bridge. You run down to your canoe below Arnold’s Bridge. Paddle to Roos Road where you trade canoe for bike.. When you arrive here in the race you will swap canoe for bike. 6 hour people will drop canoes at the sign posted private house just before Arnold’s Bridge. You will run from Kearney’s Flat to here to get in your boat.
The run will go 4.5 km upstream from Kearney’s Flat to a turnaround then back through the campground and down to below Arnold’s Bridge.
The ride returns to the start at Kearney’s Flats then on to the Causeway and back.
15km hike, 10km canoe, 32km bike.
The 4hr race: You will start at 8:30 am. On Sunday Morning you will need to drive into Roos Road Bridge. The turnoff to here is opposite the Mountain View Hotel. Here you will drop your bike (security in place). You will drop your canoe at the private house below Arnold’s Bridge. You run down to your canoe below Arnold’s Bridge. Paddle to Roos Road where you trade canoe for bike.
The ride takes you through two cane farms and back onto the Goldsborough Road and back to Kearney’s Flat.
6km hike, 10km canoe, 13km bike.
The Swim is from Picnic Bay on beautiful Magnetic Island to the beachfront on The Strand, Townsville; a distance of 8 km.
The Subway Magnetic Island to Townsville Swim starts at waters edge, in front of the Picnic Bay SLSC, Magnetic Island and finishes at water's edge, in front of the SLSC Clubhouse on the Strand Beach adjacent to the Strand Park jetty in Townsville. The course is almost a straight line, heading south from the island, over a small reef and finishes with a narrow shute approximately 400m offshore leading into the finish. Total race distance is approximately 8km.
The event was first held in 1954 and is the longest open water swimming race in Queensland and northern Australia. The race is organized by the Townsville Open Water Swimming Association (TOWSA).
Celebration, festivities and joy. They're all here as two men come to Padua in pursuit of learning and love. The first, Lucentio, fixes his gaze on Bianca, the sweet and gentle daughter of the merchant Baptista. The second, Petruchio, hears of Bianca's wanton and wild sister, Kate, and vows to tame her and teach her to be an agreeable wife. All will be married; all will be well.
Or so it would seem.
Directed by award-winning director Marion Potts and featuring an all-female cast, this new production of one of Shakespeare's most controversial comedies transcends expectation and preconception, taking the politics of marriage to ludicrous new heights. Vibrant, energetic and packed with female punch, The Taming Of The Shrew is the perfect night out for anyone who has ever fallen in love and managed to survive it.
Rusty's Markets have been running for more than 30 years, developed from a humble display of 6 stall holders to one of the largest, most successfull and best known markets in Australia. The markets run from Friday morning to Sunday afternoon, with 180 stallholders selling flowers, delicatessen goods, and a wide array of quality fruit and vegetables that come directly from the growers. But although the market is widely known for its quality food products, you will also find jewellery, clothing, gem stones, organic personal care products, leatherwear, medicinal herbs and spices, second hand goods and much more.
On Sundays the market becomes 'Rusty's Bazaar' and the range of bric-a-brac and arts and crafts is even greater.
Rusty's Markets were named after the late Emrys 'Rusty' Rees, who was responsible for the development of the market into the superb event that it is nowadays. Save some of your time to enjoy a shopping experience in a carnival like environment.
The Herberton Markets offer good quality fruit and vegetables, home made items, home cooked cakes and jams, leatherwork and unusual and rare plants. The markets are held every third Sunday of the month, between 7:30am and 12:00pm in the Wondecla Showgrounds, located four kilometres south of Herberton. The Herberton Markets are smalls compared to others, only around 40 stalls,
The Pier Markets, also known as the 'Mud Markets' have an interesting selection of bits and pieces, crafts and arts and live entertainment. They are a good place to hunt down authentic local souveniers and fresh produce directly from the farmers. Every Saturday and Sunday, visit the Pier Marketplace Mall, next to the Marlin Marina and treat yourself with the excellent range of goods on offer for the whole family. And kids will surely enjoy the free face painting and balloons. Everything in an indoor fully air-conditioned space.
Since 1998, when they were first held, Smithfield Markets have gained a good reputation for their quality and range, having over 100 stalls each month selling their products. All the market stalls are located in a comfortable air-conditioned centre and are one of the largest and most popular markets in the region.
The Cotters Market by the Sea, in Port Douglas, are held every Sunday. The market, established more than 20 years ago, provides a wide selection of locally made goods, including home made crafts, clothing, good quality jewellery, clothes and artifacts, including boats and other rarities. Visit the markets from 8:00am to 1:30pm and don't miss an opportunity to meet the local community of free traders, artists and farmers or find that something special you have been looking for. The market is located in beautiful and scenic Anzac Park, from where you can enjoy not only shopping but also a stunning coastline. The markets have become a bit touristy, but the Port Douglas markets are the largest market in the region and one of the best.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
An evening in the company of the accomplished performers of The Black Arm Band troupe is an unforgettable and moving experience. The performance is a soundtrack to Australian Aboriginal life, with songs that express joy, hope, struggle, and compassion. This is the first time this amazing musical tribute has come to Far North Queensland and is one not to miss.
The Indigenous musicians playing in The Black Arm Band are amongst the most well-respected names in the Australian music industry and include the likes of Shelley Morris, Archie Roach, Bart Willoughby, Bevan Gabanbulu, Dan Sultan, David Arden, Emma Donovan, Kutcha Edwards, Lou Bennett, Mark Atkins, Peter Rotumah, Ruby Hunter, Shane Howard, Shellie Morris, Stephen Pigram & Ursula Yovich. Playing in the band are Carlo Barbaro, Erkki Veltheim, Jordan Murray, Julien Wilson, Mick Meagher, Rory McDougall, Sam Keevers & Sue Simpson.
'murundak' - which means 'alive' in Woiwurrung language - is a historical musical event that celebrates music as an instrument of identity, resistance and resilience, and a call to freedom. In a sweeping multi-media staging, it brings together this amazing ensemble featuring a line- of exceptional soloists performing works from the inspiration songbook of contemporary Aboriginal life.
'murundak' re-orchestrates many of these anthemic works and couples them with gentle laments and infectious love songs to take audiences on a spiritual journey. Against a backdrop of lyrical and provocative film images, 'murundak' promises a unique musical experience that is a symbolic and tangible step towards mutual recognition between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
The Black Arm Band won Band of the Year at the 2008 Deadly Awards and Best Australian Contemporary Concert at the 2007 Helpmann Award.
NB: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are warned that audio and visual material has been garnered from a range of sources and may contain images and voices of Indigenous people who have passed away and images of places that could cause sorrow.
AJ HACKETT SUNDAY SESSIONS SOL SUNDAYS!
Come to AJ Hackett this Sunday afternoon for an afternoon of adrenaline filled fun or just a relaxing drink in the beautiful rainforest surrounds with family and friends.
-Funky Live Local Music every week!
-A different band each week!
-FREE transfers from Northern Beaches (call to arrange in advance).
-Licenced Gravity Bar with great drink prices!
-Locals Bungy & Minjin Swing rates.
-Ask about our Locals Groundrush club where you can jump for FREE for a whole year!
-FREE Kids Jumping Castle & colouring in.
-BBQ Lunch
-Free Functions & Parties
-Great atmosphere and a fantastic way to spend your Sunday afternoon.
Fun for all ages, come and check it out. AJ HACKETT THE BEST SUNDAY SESSIONS IN CAIRNS!
AJ HACKETT SUNDAY SESSIONS SOL SUNDAYS!
Come to AJ Hackett this Sunday afternoon for an afternoon of adrenaline filled fun or just a relaxing drink in the beautiful rainforest surrounds with family and friends.
-Funky Live Local Music every week!
-A different band each week!
-FREE transfers from Northern Beaches (call to arrange in advance).
-Licenced Gravity Bar with great drink prices!
-Locals Bungy & Minjin Swing rates.
-Ask about our Locals Groundrush club where you can jump for FREE for a whole year!
-FREE Kids Jumping Castle & colouring in.
-BBQ Lunch
-Free Functions & Parties
-Great atmosphere and a fantastic way to spend your Sunday afternoon.
Fun for all ages, come and check it out. AJ HACKETT THE BEST SUNDAY SESSIONS IN CAIRNS!
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The National Music League continues Sundays nights with Country music...
So get on down to the Bull Bar & Grill for some good ol\' country music.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
British-born Williams, who became a Cairns local not long ago, is one the Far North should definitely claim as its own. With his smooth vocals and natural talent on the acoustic guitar, Williams’ soothing beats are great for a groove or just to chill out. - Elise Meakin (Cairns Post)
The Court House Hotel in Port Douglas Australia is the oldest and still the best hotel since 1878 and offers hotel dining, Fox Sports, TAB facilities, pokies, bistro, bar and the best live entertainment in Port Douglas.
The Court House Hotel is located on the corner of Macrossan & Wharf streets opposite Anzac Park.
Featuring: Bourbon Gorillas playing live from 7.30pm
Cairns only Adventure Sport organisers, Adventure HQ continue a proven format of Multisport racing in Far North Queensland aimed at having fun in the outdoors.
This year for the first time individuals are invited to enter - see below for more details.
Last years successful course will be repeated.
The James Grant Memorial Race will be staged in the beautiful Goldsborough (Mulgrave River) Valley with a multisport format familiar to most.
There are two events to choose from:
The 6hr Race: The 6 hour race people will need to drive into Roos Road Bridge. The turnoff to here is opposite the Mountain View Hotel. Here you will drop your bike (security in place). Then you will drop your canoe at the private house below Arnold’s Bridge. You run down to your canoe below Arnold’s Bridge. Paddle to Roos Road where you trade canoe for bike.. When you arrive here in the race you will swap canoe for bike. 6 hour people will drop canoes at the sign posted private house just before Arnold’s Bridge. You will run from Kearney’s Flat to here to get in your boat.
The run will go 4.5 km upstream from Kearney’s Flat to a turnaround then back through the campground and down to below Arnold’s Bridge.
The ride returns to the start at Kearney’s Flats then on to the Causeway and back.
15km hike, 10km canoe, 32km bike.
The 4hr race: You will start at 8:30 am. On Sunday Morning you will need to drive into Roos Road Bridge. The turnoff to here is opposite the Mountain View Hotel. Here you will drop your bike (security in place). You will drop your canoe at the private house below Arnold’s Bridge. You run down to your canoe below Arnold’s Bridge. Paddle to Roos Road where you trade canoe for bike.
The ride takes you through two cane farms and back onto the Goldsborough Road and back to Kearney’s Flat.
6km hike, 10km canoe, 13km bike.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: National Music League and Cairns Bull Bar presents Jazz -Blues nights
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
The Court House Hotel in Port Douglas Australia is the oldest and still the best hotel since 1878 and offers hotel dining, Fox Sports, TAB facilities, pokies, bistro, bar and the best live entertainment in Port Douglas.
The Court House Hotel is located on the corner of Macrossan & Wharf streets opposite Anzac Park.
Featuring: Dave Cooke playing live from 7.30pm
Cairns only Adventure Sport organisers, Adventure HQ continue a proven format of Multisport racing in Far North Queensland aimed at having fun in the outdoors.
This year for the first time individuals are invited to enter - see below for more details.
Last years successful course will be repeated.
The James Grant Memorial Race will be staged in the beautiful Goldsborough (Mulgrave River) Valley with a multisport format familiar to most.
There are two events to choose from:
The 6hr Race: The 6 hour race people will need to drive into Roos Road Bridge. The turnoff to here is opposite the Mountain View Hotel. Here you will drop your bike (security in place). Then you will drop your canoe at the private house below Arnold’s Bridge. You run down to your canoe below Arnold’s Bridge. Paddle to Roos Road where you trade canoe for bike.. When you arrive here in the race you will swap canoe for bike. 6 hour people will drop canoes at the sign posted private house just before Arnold’s Bridge. You will run from Kearney’s Flat to here to get in your boat.
The run will go 4.5 km upstream from Kearney’s Flat to a turnaround then back through the campground and down to below Arnold’s Bridge.
The ride returns to the start at Kearney’s Flats then on to the Causeway and back.
15km hike, 10km canoe, 32km bike.
The 4hr race: You will start at 8:30 am. On Sunday Morning you will need to drive into Roos Road Bridge. The turnoff to here is opposite the Mountain View Hotel. Here you will drop your bike (security in place). You will drop your canoe at the private house below Arnold’s Bridge. You run down to your canoe below Arnold’s Bridge. Paddle to Roos Road where you trade canoe for bike.
The ride takes you through two cane farms and back onto the Goldsborough Road and back to Kearney’s Flat.
6km hike, 10km canoe, 13km bike.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The National Music League competition continues with solo/duo acts on Tuesday nights at The Bull Bar & Grill
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
The Court House Hotel in Port Douglas Australia is the oldest and still the best hotel since 1878 and offers hotel dining, Fox Sports, TAB facilities, pokies, bistro, bar and the best live entertainment in Port Douglas.
The Court House Hotel is located on the corner of Macrossan & Wharf streets opposite Anzac Park.
Featuring: The Gusman playing live from 7.30pm
Cairns only Adventure Sport organisers, Adventure HQ continue a proven format of Multisport racing in Far North Queensland aimed at having fun in the outdoors.
This year for the first time individuals are invited to enter - see below for more details.
Last years successful course will be repeated.
The James Grant Memorial Race will be staged in the beautiful Goldsborough (Mulgrave River) Valley with a multisport format familiar to most.
There are two events to choose from:
The 6hr Race: The 6 hour race people will need to drive into Roos Road Bridge. The turnoff to here is opposite the Mountain View Hotel. Here you will drop your bike (security in place). Then you will drop your canoe at the private house below Arnold’s Bridge. You run down to your canoe below Arnold’s Bridge. Paddle to Roos Road where you trade canoe for bike.. When you arrive here in the race you will swap canoe for bike. 6 hour people will drop canoes at the sign posted private house just before Arnold’s Bridge. You will run from Kearney’s Flat to here to get in your boat.
The run will go 4.5 km upstream from Kearney’s Flat to a turnaround then back through the campground and down to below Arnold’s Bridge.
The ride returns to the start at Kearney’s Flats then on to the Causeway and back.
15km hike, 10km canoe, 32km bike.
The 4hr race: You will start at 8:30 am. On Sunday Morning you will need to drive into Roos Road Bridge. The turnoff to here is opposite the Mountain View Hotel. Here you will drop your bike (security in place). You will drop your canoe at the private house below Arnold’s Bridge. You run down to your canoe below Arnold’s Bridge. Paddle to Roos Road where you trade canoe for bike.
The ride takes you through two cane farms and back onto the Goldsborough Road and back to Kearney’s Flat.
6km hike, 10km canoe, 13km bike.
Avocados first arrived in Australia in 1840 in seed form, and were planted in the Royal Botanical Gardens in Sydney. Further commercial imports of seed and plants continued over the next 110 years until by the late 1960's when a developing Australian industry began to take shape.
Currently Avocado orchards are found in Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia, Victoria, Western Australia and Tasmania. Avocados are a perennial fruit and Australian premium produce is available all year round because of the widespread and climatically diverse growing regions. The highest volume of fruit is available between March and November.
Each moth the popular Starry Nights Cinema presents cinema hits on the big screen under the starry sky. Bring a blanket, or chair, and a picnic basket and enjoy. Gates open 6pm, shorts begin 7.30pm) Entry at McDonald St gate. Cost $10 per adult, children under 14 free.
You can choose when to visit the Kuranda Markets, also known as the 'Original Markets' as they happen every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 9:00am to 3:00pm. For over 21 years, local craftmen have been displaying from locally grown produce to beautifully handcrafted souvenirs, including unique oil paintings and prints of the region. But there is much more to this market. Wandering around the huge amount of stalls you can find emu oil, jewellery, aboriginal artefacts, hand made clothing and a vast variety of home made food. If you fall in love with any of the souvenirs and want to take it home but you think it is too big to be allowed on a plane, do not panic; the stallholders will ship it home for you. The markets are located at 5 Therwine Street, Kuranda.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The National Music League competition continues Wednesday nights with cover bands at the Bull Bar & Grill.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
Known for the best live gigs in Port Douglas, the Ironbar Restaurant has live bands every Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday nights, on Thursday nights we have live DJ's 'Coyote Ugly' Style and on Sunday's the
Jim Beam Idol Karaoke Competition - there's great prizes to be won!
The Ironbar in Port Douglas is open for lunch and dinner daily, serving tasty chargrilled steaks with
authentic Aussie flavour.
Featuring: Live pianist Charlie Broadbent
The Court House Hotel in Port Douglas Australia is the oldest and still the best hotel since 1878 and offers hotel dining, Fox Sports, TAB facilities, pokies, bistro, bar and the best live entertainment in Port Douglas.
The Court House Hotel is located on the corner of Macrossan & Wharf streets opposite Anzac Park.
Featuring: The Distractions playing live from 7.30pm
Cairns only Adventure Sport organisers, Adventure HQ continue a proven format of Multisport racing in Far North Queensland aimed at having fun in the outdoors.
This year for the first time individuals are invited to enter - see below for more details.
Last years successful course will be repeated.
The James Grant Memorial Race will be staged in the beautiful Goldsborough (Mulgrave River) Valley with a multisport format familiar to most.
There are two events to choose from:
The 6hr Race: The 6 hour race people will need to drive into Roos Road Bridge. The turnoff to here is opposite the Mountain View Hotel. Here you will drop your bike (security in place). Then you will drop your canoe at the private house below Arnold’s Bridge. You run down to your canoe below Arnold’s Bridge. Paddle to Roos Road where you trade canoe for bike.. When you arrive here in the race you will swap canoe for bike. 6 hour people will drop canoes at the sign posted private house just before Arnold’s Bridge. You will run from Kearney’s Flat to here to get in your boat.
The run will go 4.5 km upstream from Kearney’s Flat to a turnaround then back through the campground and down to below Arnold’s Bridge.
The ride returns to the start at Kearney’s Flats then on to the Causeway and back.
15km hike, 10km canoe, 32km bike.
The 4hr race: You will start at 8:30 am. On Sunday Morning you will need to drive into Roos Road Bridge. The turnoff to here is opposite the Mountain View Hotel. Here you will drop your bike (security in place). You will drop your canoe at the private house below Arnold’s Bridge. You run down to your canoe below Arnold’s Bridge. Paddle to Roos Road where you trade canoe for bike.
The ride takes you through two cane farms and back onto the Goldsborough Road and back to Kearney’s Flat.
6km hike, 10km canoe, 13km bike.
Avocados first arrived in Australia in 1840 in seed form, and were planted in the Royal Botanical Gardens in Sydney. Further commercial imports of seed and plants continued over the next 110 years until by the late 1960's when a developing Australian industry began to take shape.
Currently Avocado orchards are found in Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia, Victoria, Western Australia and Tasmania. Avocados are a perennial fruit and Australian premium produce is available all year round because of the widespread and climatically diverse growing regions. The highest volume of fruit is available between March and November.
Christmas in July is an annual event held in Mareeba. Motorhomes and Campervans visit for four days with an open day on Sunday, from 10am to 2pm, for the public to inspect the Campervans and Motorhomes and talk abut the lifestyle with the owners.
Market stalls as well.
You can choose when to visit the Kuranda Markets, also known as the 'Original Markets' as they happen every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 9:00am to 3:00pm. For over 21 years, local craftmen have been displaying from locally grown produce to beautifully handcrafted souvenirs, including unique oil paintings and prints of the region. But there is much more to this market. Wandering around the huge amount of stalls you can find emu oil, jewellery, aboriginal artefacts, hand made clothing and a vast variety of home made food. If you fall in love with any of the souvenirs and want to take it home but you think it is too big to be allowed on a plane, do not panic; the stallholders will ship it home for you. The markets are located at 5 Therwine Street, Kuranda.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Music: School musical performance of 'Oliver' the musical presented by St Andrew's Catholic College
AJ HACKETT SUNDAY SESSIONS SOL SUNDAYS!
Come to AJ Hackett this Sunday afternoon for an afternoon of adrenaline filled fun or just a relaxing drink in the beautiful rainforest surrounds with family and friends.
-Funky Live Local Music every week!
-A different band each week!
-FREE transfers from Northern Beaches (call to arrange in advance).
-Licenced Gravity Bar with great drink prices!
-Locals Bungy & Minjin Swing rates.
-Ask about our Locals Groundrush club where you can jump for FREE for a whole year!
-FREE Kids Jumping Castle & colouring in.
-BBQ Lunch
-Free Functions & Parties
-Great atmosphere and a fantastic way to spend your Sunday afternoon.
Fun for all ages, come and check it out. AJ HACKETT THE BEST SUNDAY SESSIONS IN CAIRNS!
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The National Music League competition continues at The Bull Bar & Grill every Thursday night with Metal / Rock acts.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
British-born Williams, who became a Cairns local not long ago, is one the Far North should definitely claim as its own. With his smooth vocals and natural talent on the acoustic guitar, Williams’ soothing beats are great for a groove or just to chill out. - Elise Meakin (Cairns Post)
The Court House Hotel in Port Douglas Australia is the oldest and still the best hotel since 1878 and offers hotel dining, Fox Sports, TAB facilities, pokies, bistro, bar and the best live entertainment in Port Douglas.
The Court House Hotel is located on the corner of Macrossan & Wharf streets opposite Anzac Park.
Featuring: State of Origin playing from 7.30pm
A new look City Place features a clean open space in the heart of Cairns where people can continue to relax, play, carry out their business and shop.
City Place regularly hosts entertainment and community based events.
Cairns Regional Council invites people to come and enjoy the entertainment, and experience the delights of the newly refurbished City Heart.
It’s fun! It’s free! It’s your City Place.
Featuring: Eric Von & Andy Smith
Cairns only Adventure Sport organisers, Adventure HQ continue a proven format of Multisport racing in Far North Queensland aimed at having fun in the outdoors.
This year for the first time individuals are invited to enter - see below for more details.
Last years successful course will be repeated.
The James Grant Memorial Race will be staged in the beautiful Goldsborough (Mulgrave River) Valley with a multisport format familiar to most.
There are two events to choose from:
The 6hr Race: The 6 hour race people will need to drive into Roos Road Bridge. The turnoff to here is opposite the Mountain View Hotel. Here you will drop your bike (security in place). Then you will drop your canoe at the private house below Arnold’s Bridge. You run down to your canoe below Arnold’s Bridge. Paddle to Roos Road where you trade canoe for bike.. When you arrive here in the race you will swap canoe for bike. 6 hour people will drop canoes at the sign posted private house just before Arnold’s Bridge. You will run from Kearney’s Flat to here to get in your boat.
The run will go 4.5 km upstream from Kearney’s Flat to a turnaround then back through the campground and down to below Arnold’s Bridge.
The ride returns to the start at Kearney’s Flats then on to the Causeway and back.
15km hike, 10km canoe, 32km bike.
The 4hr race: You will start at 8:30 am. On Sunday Morning you will need to drive into Roos Road Bridge. The turnoff to here is opposite the Mountain View Hotel. Here you will drop your bike (security in place). You will drop your canoe at the private house below Arnold’s Bridge. You run down to your canoe below Arnold’s Bridge. Paddle to Roos Road where you trade canoe for bike.
The ride takes you through two cane farms and back onto the Goldsborough Road and back to Kearney’s Flat.
6km hike, 10km canoe, 13km bike.
“OKONOMIYAKI” is a popular Japanese Savoury Pancake consisting of batter, cabbage and a variety of delicious ingredients.
Enjoy a yummy Okonomiyaki while meeting new people!!
Bring your family & friends and enjoy!!
Price includes okonomiyaki and soft drink on arrival (no alcohol allowed on the Esplanade)
Avocados first arrived in Australia in 1840 in seed form, and were planted in the Royal Botanical Gardens in Sydney. Further commercial imports of seed and plants continued over the next 110 years until by the late 1960's when a developing Australian industry began to take shape.
Currently Avocado orchards are found in Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia, Victoria, Western Australia and Tasmania. Avocados are a perennial fruit and Australian premium produce is available all year round because of the widespread and climatically diverse growing regions. The highest volume of fruit is available between March and November.
Christmas in July is an annual event held in Mareeba. Motorhomes and Campervans visit for four days with an open day on Sunday, from 10am to 2pm, for the public to inspect the Campervans and Motorhomes and talk abut the lifestyle with the owners.
Market stalls as well.
The Tully District Show runs on the 24th & the 25th of July at the Tully Showgrounds
This traditional shucking ceremony started long long ago on Friday 19 June 2009 - yes that LONG ago! Get freshly shucked oysters shucked right infront of you for ONLY $2 - Have them fresh with lemon, bloody-mary or margerita style, you'll still only pay $2! Don't believe me? Well get to Bar Fifty-nine EVERY FRIDAY between 5pm and 7pm to see for yourself!!
A charity trivia night with an 8-round format covering a variety of general knowledge topics will culminate the fundraising efforts. The evening will also include a selection of lucky door prizes, and individual prizes for the winning team. Any prizes donated that are in excess of our requirements will be auctioned in a Silent Auction and concluded on the night.
Tables seat 8 people. Get together your teams of 8, and register now.
Tickets must be purchased by 3pm, Thursday, 23 July either online or by contacting Emmy (0414 781996) or Talbot (0408 781924) directly.
Drinks will be available for purchase on the night, with proceeds going towards the fundraiser.
Last year, the Royal Children's Hospital helped care for more than 30,000 sick kids from all over Queensland, as well as interstate and overseas. The Royal Children's Hospital Foundation works wonders for sick kids by investing in groundbreaking research, leading to faster diagnoses, better treatments and ultimately cures.
Every year more than 500 Foundation volunteers work wonders for our little patients and their families, through entertainment and support services in the Royal Children's Hospital and other health centres across the state.
You can help support us by making a secure online donation using your credit card. Click on the link below:
http://my.imisfriendraising.com.au/personalPage.aspx?SID=72598
For more information on how YOU can participate in Running 4 Research, please visit http://www.workingwonders.com.au
Through the support of the community, the Royal Children's Hospital Foundation works wonders for sick kids by investing in groundbreaking research, faster diagnoses, better treatments and ultimately cures. They also fund programs like the Wonder Factory and entertainment programs to brighten the lives of sick kids and their families.
Your support will make a real difference to the lives of thousands of sick kids this year.
Thanks for your support!
Rusty's Markets have been running for more than 30 years, developed from a humble display of 6 stall holders to one of the largest, most successfull and best known markets in Australia. The markets run from Friday morning to Sunday afternoon, with 180 stallholders selling flowers, delicatessen goods, and a wide array of quality fruit and vegetables that come directly from the growers. But although the market is widely known for its quality food products, you will also find jewellery, clothing, gem stones, organic personal care products, leatherwear, medicinal herbs and spices, second hand goods and much more.
On Sundays the market becomes 'Rusty's Bazaar' and the range of bric-a-brac and arts and crafts is even greater.
Rusty's Markets were named after the late Emrys 'Rusty' Rees, who was responsible for the development of the market into the superb event that it is nowadays. Save some of your time to enjoy a shopping experience in a carnival like environment.
You can choose when to visit the Kuranda Markets, also known as the 'Original Markets' as they happen every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 9:00am to 3:00pm. For over 21 years, local craftmen have been displaying from locally grown produce to beautifully handcrafted souvenirs, including unique oil paintings and prints of the region. But there is much more to this market. Wandering around the huge amount of stalls you can find emu oil, jewellery, aboriginal artefacts, hand made clothing and a vast variety of home made food. If you fall in love with any of the souvenirs and want to take it home but you think it is too big to be allowed on a plane, do not panic; the stallholders will ship it home for you. The markets are located at 5 Therwine Street, Kuranda.
Fuller Sports Club provides quality live music on Friday & Saturday nights, and also during special events such as St. Patricks Day, Melbourne Cup Day and many more. Local bands also perform every Friday night and Saturday nights from 7-11pm.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Backsliders are bringing the blues back to Tanks Arts Centre. The beloved Aussie band, featuring the legendary Dom Turner – a specialist in ‘bottle neck slide guitar’ – and Rob Hirst - of Midnight Oil & Ghostwriters fame – have been dubbed as pioneers of their own music genre, ‘delta-blues wall of sound’. These guys have been writing, recording and performing acoustic-based blues for 20 years, even before ‘blues and roots’ became a catch-phrase.
Rob and Dom first teamed up when Dom guested on the Ghostwriters’ album ‘Second Skin’ in the 1990s. Rob joined Dom in the band in 2000 when the two become something of a songwriting team. Joining them in the current line-up of the band is two of Australia’s most innovative and dynamic harmonica players, the legendary Brod Smith (Dingoes) and ARIA award winning harmonica genius Ian Collard .
The two blues-harp dynamos play alternative gigs, each blazing his own trail to the raw energy of the Blacksliders’ sound. It’s a furious ride, with Dom and Rob doing their thing, setting the grooves and taking no prisoners, and Ian and Brod – you never know who you will get – firing up the amps to fuel the maelstrom.
Returning to Tanks Arts Centre for another special one-off performance, Backsliders bring with them a wealth of musical experience spanning over 20 years. They’ve performed on national and international bills alongside names such as Peter Green, Junior Wells and Little Charlie and the Nightcats to name a few. In 2007 Backsliders released their most recent album ‘Left Field Holler’, an eclectic mix of hard-hitting, frenetic new blues anthems mixed with poignant ballads, again taking the band to new limits.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The Venus Project playing at the Bull Bar every Friday at 7:30pm.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
HOB is a 5 piece Blues/Rock Cover Band.
Members are experienced muso’s delivering music from blues to rock n roll playing many of the classics from the 60/70/80.
HOB started as a jam band in 2006 and were joined by John in 2007 and have been performing at Pubs, Clubs and Socials since late 2007.
Known for the best live gigs in Port Douglas, the Ironbar Restaurant has live bands every Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday nights, on Thursday nights we have live DJ's 'Coyote Ugly' Style and on Sunday's the
Jim Beam Idol Karaoke Competition - there's great prizes to be won!
The Ironbar in Port Douglas is open for lunch and dinner daily, serving tasty chargrilled steaks with
authentic Aussie flavour.
Featuring: Grand Theft Audio entertaining live.
The Court House Hotel in Port Douglas Australia is the oldest and still the best hotel since 1878 and offers hotel dining, Fox Sports, TAB facilities, pokies, bistro, bar and the best live entertainment in Port Douglas.
The Court House Hotel is located on the corner of Macrossan & Wharf streets opposite Anzac Park.
Featuring: Bourbon Gorillas playing live from 7.30pm
The Coils @ Edge Hill Tavern
Cost is $3 entry, supper included, air-conditioned hall, dance to CDs, off-street parking, raffle and lucky door prizes.
Featuring: Riff Raff @ Imperial Tavern Innisfail
From ballroom to latin and rock and roll, dance to North Queensland's No.1 dance band - TAKE 5 - or just relax, listen, meet and greet in this beautiful tropical ballroom. Lovely 2 course supper served at 9pm - all for only $20 per person.
Cairns only Adventure Sport organisers, Adventure HQ continue a proven format of Multisport racing in Far North Queensland aimed at having fun in the outdoors.
This year for the first time individuals are invited to enter - see below for more details.
Last years successful course will be repeated.
The James Grant Memorial Race will be staged in the beautiful Goldsborough (Mulgrave River) Valley with a multisport format familiar to most.
There are two events to choose from:
The 6hr Race: The 6 hour race people will need to drive into Roos Road Bridge. The turnoff to here is opposite the Mountain View Hotel. Here you will drop your bike (security in place). Then you will drop your canoe at the private house below Arnold’s Bridge. You run down to your canoe below Arnold’s Bridge. Paddle to Roos Road where you trade canoe for bike.. When you arrive here in the race you will swap canoe for bike. 6 hour people will drop canoes at the sign posted private house just before Arnold’s Bridge. You will run from Kearney’s Flat to here to get in your boat.
The run will go 4.5 km upstream from Kearney’s Flat to a turnaround then back through the campground and down to below Arnold’s Bridge.
The ride returns to the start at Kearney’s Flats then on to the Causeway and back.
15km hike, 10km canoe, 32km bike.
The 4hr race: You will start at 8:30 am. On Sunday Morning you will need to drive into Roos Road Bridge. The turnoff to here is opposite the Mountain View Hotel. Here you will drop your bike (security in place). You will drop your canoe at the private house below Arnold’s Bridge. You run down to your canoe below Arnold’s Bridge. Paddle to Roos Road where you trade canoe for bike.
The ride takes you through two cane farms and back onto the Goldsborough Road and back to Kearney’s Flat.
6km hike, 10km canoe, 13km bike.
The Gordonvale Museum presents
'A Night at the Museum'
Movie Night
Sponsored by Pie-Fection Bakery, Gordonvale.
Friday 24th July 2009
7pm till approx 9pm
Tickets cost $6.00 each
Available from Gordonvale Newsagents
from July 1st 2009
Sapphire Live Poetry - regular live poetry afternoon in Cairns started on May 30 and thereafter every last Saturday of the month in back Ruby Room of the Sapphire Tapas Bar Lake St Cairns. Open mic - free admission - food & drinks available.
Poets, storytellers, songwriters, artists, readers & listeners, all welcome. Contemporary bohemian atmosphere, creative expression and storytelling, mainly poetry, some music, some art, heaps of soul.
Christmas in July is an annual event held in Mareeba. Motorhomes and Campervans visit for four days with an open day on Sunday, from 10am to 2pm, for the public to inspect the Campervans and Motorhomes and talk abut the lifestyle with the owners.
Market stalls as well.
The Tully District Show runs on the 24th & the 25th of July at the Tully Showgrounds
Celebrating peace, under the echos of the eternal motto 'make love not war', the Peace Week celebrations will encourage patrons to dig deep and give something to those who need heartfelt assistance.
The Burmese Orphans Fundraising Concert will raise much needed funds to enhance the quality of life of the Burmese Orphans
Rusty's Markets have been running for more than 30 years, developed from a humble display of 6 stall holders to one of the largest, most successfull and best known markets in Australia. The markets run from Friday morning to Sunday afternoon, with 180 stallholders selling flowers, delicatessen goods, and a wide array of quality fruit and vegetables that come directly from the growers. But although the market is widely known for its quality food products, you will also find jewellery, clothing, gem stones, organic personal care products, leatherwear, medicinal herbs and spices, second hand goods and much more.
On Sundays the market becomes 'Rusty's Bazaar' and the range of bric-a-brac and arts and crafts is even greater.
Rusty's Markets were named after the late Emrys 'Rusty' Rees, who was responsible for the development of the market into the superb event that it is nowadays. Save some of your time to enjoy a shopping experience in a carnival like environment.
The Yungaburra Markets are the most popular and also the oldest markets in the Atherton Tablelands. Every fourth Saturday of each month, you will have the opportunity to choose your produce among the more than 300 stores, selling organic fruit and vegetebles, jewellery, clothing, crafts and ornaments, tools, poultry, furniture, you name it. Lots of the stores, up to 320, sell products made in the area and from local materials.
If you are feeling hungry, let yourself be tempted by the beautiful aromas of food being cooked. Just opposite the markets grounds, there are plenty of caf?s and restaurants offering a wide selection of food and drinks.
From 7:30am to 12:30 am, enjoy a real North Queensland shopping experience. And bring your kids along with you, they will have a great time playing in the children's centre.
Be aware that if Christmas Eve falls on the fourth Saturday of the month, the Yungaburra Markets will not be held.
The Pier Markets, also known as the 'Mud Markets' have an interesting selection of bits and pieces, crafts and arts and live entertainment. They are a good place to hunt down authentic local souveniers and fresh produce directly from the farmers. Every Saturday and Sunday, visit the Pier Marketplace Mall, next to the Marlin Marina and treat yourself with the excellent range of goods on offer for the whole family. And kids will surely enjoy the free face painting and balloons. Everything in an indoor fully air-conditioned space.
Enjoy a large display of gems and minerals with silversmith, lapidary and wirewrapping demonstrations and tailgaters. There will be market stalls as well.
The Cooktown Markets happen every Saturday in Charlotte Street.
The Mossman Markets are open every Saturday morning, from 7:00am to 12:00pm in the grounds of St. David's Church. It is a very rustic market held under the raintrees, but it is good for fresh produce, plants, home-made preserves, second hand bits and pieces and crafts and souvenirs.
The Tully Markets are held in the main street of the town every second and fourth Saturday of the month.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
The La La Parlour invites you to join them in this shotgun marriage of circus and burlesque. Created in a church crypt in South Brisbane, Tarnished was the surprise hit of the 2006 Adelaide Fringe Festival, winning the Adelaide Advertiser Best of the Fringe and performing to packed houses and rave reviews. Harking back to the 1940's, Tarnished offers a hysterical pastiche of showgirl mania and "more frenzied, high-kicking action than some entire Broadway musicals".
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: Hot Ice rock the Bull Bar & Grill with lashings of great Aussie rock!
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
Known for the best live gigs in Port Douglas, the Ironbar Restaurant has live bands every Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday nights, on Thursday nights we have live DJ's 'Coyote Ugly' Style and on Sunday's the
Jim Beam Idol Karaoke Competition - there's great prizes to be won!
The Ironbar in Port Douglas is open for lunch and dinner daily, serving tasty chargrilled steaks with
authentic Aussie flavour.
Featuring: Grand Theft Audio entertaining live.
Christine in July Concert for the Fundraiser for Christine Jackson at the Central Hotel 2.30pm to 8.30pm
The Court House Hotel in Port Douglas Australia is the oldest and still the best hotel since 1878 and offers hotel dining, Fox Sports, TAB facilities, pokies, bistro, bar and the best live entertainment in Port Douglas.
The Court House Hotel is located on the corner of Macrossan & Wharf streets opposite Anzac Park.
Featuring: Bourbon Gorillas playing live from 7.30pm
Featuring: Kaz & Gaz Karaoke @ Fuller Sports
Always wanted to be a published author? Come along & we'll take you through the process!
This workshop Includes all the options including self publishing, shared publishing and commercial publishing as well as tips on how to market and distribute your book.
$45 per person
An essential workshop for all aspiring authors, be quick places are limited to the first 20 to register.
Please phone 07 33737855 to reserve your place
A body of work comprised of prints, is an expression of the importance of cultural heritage, survival, kinships and everyday life. He explores the complexities of the people of the Torres Strait, and how they survived for many, many generations in their tropical paradise.
Christmas in July is an annual event held in Mareeba. Motorhomes and Campervans visit for four days with an open day on Sunday, from 10am to 2pm, for the public to inspect the Campervans and Motorhomes and talk abut the lifestyle with the owners.
Market stalls as well.
Garradunga Hotel Holds Family day with kids activities cuddles the clown face painting and more live band Greenzone performs at 3pm Till 7pm.
Ravenshoe Markets
Rusty's Markets have been running for more than 30 years, developed from a humble display of 6 stall holders to one of the largest, most successfull and best known markets in Australia. The markets run from Friday morning to Sunday afternoon, with 180 stallholders selling flowers, delicatessen goods, and a wide array of quality fruit and vegetables that come directly from the growers. But although the market is widely known for its quality food products, you will also find jewellery, clothing, gem stones, organic personal care products, leatherwear, medicinal herbs and spices, second hand goods and much more.
On Sundays the market becomes 'Rusty's Bazaar' and the range of bric-a-brac and arts and crafts is even greater.
Rusty's Markets were named after the late Emrys 'Rusty' Rees, who was responsible for the development of the market into the superb event that it is nowadays. Save some of your time to enjoy a shopping experience in a carnival like environment.
The Ravenshoe Markets happen every fourth Sunday of the month, between 8:00am and 12:00pm. Between 30 and 40, some of them undercover, stalls offer local produce, arts and crafts and trash and treasure. You may have the opportunity to see fun and entertaining buskers and find a really good bargain in one of the second hand shops located only a short walk from the market. The markets are located in the Railway Station, Grigg Street.
The Pier Markets, also known as the 'Mud Markets' have an interesting selection of bits and pieces, crafts and arts and live entertainment. They are a good place to hunt down authentic local souveniers and fresh produce directly from the farmers. Every Saturday and Sunday, visit the Pier Marketplace Mall, next to the Marlin Marina and treat yourself with the excellent range of goods on offer for the whole family. And kids will surely enjoy the free face painting and balloons. Everything in an indoor fully air-conditioned space.
The Cotters Market by the Sea, in Port Douglas, are held every Sunday. The market, established more than 20 years ago, provides a wide selection of locally made goods, including home made crafts, clothing, good quality jewellery, clothes and artifacts, including boats and other rarities. Visit the markets from 8:00am to 1:30pm and don't miss an opportunity to meet the local community of free traders, artists and farmers or find that something special you have been looking for. The market is located in beautiful and scenic Anzac Park, from where you can enjoy not only shopping but also a stunning coastline. The markets have become a bit touristy, but the Port Douglas markets are the largest market in the region and one of the best.
Enjoy a large display of gems and minerals with silversmith, lapidary and wirewrapping demonstrations and tailgaters. There will be market stalls as well.
Sunday Markets at Tanks Arts Centre is a blend of local quality art, craft, produce, quality vintage clothing, collectables and local natural health products and treatments.
Relax in our shady rest areas on the promidade, enjoy the local musicians and entertainers and entertainers, get the kids involved in a workshop, wander though the art gallery all free! Now that we're open until 2pm, indulge in brunch or lunch with plenty of food and drink to choose from.
Come meet the locals and enjoy a slice of unique citural life in the tropics.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
AJ HACKETT SUNDAY SESSIONS SOL SUNDAYS!
Come to AJ Hackett this Sunday afternoon for an afternoon of adrenaline filled fun or just a relaxing drink in the beautiful rainforest surrounds with family and friends.
-Funky Live Local Music every week!
-A different band each week!
-FREE transfers from Northern Beaches (call to arrange in advance).
-Licenced Gravity Bar with great drink prices!
-Locals Bungy & Minjin Swing rates.
-Ask about our Locals Groundrush club where you can jump for FREE for a whole year!
-FREE Kids Jumping Castle & colouring in.
-BBQ Lunch
-Free Functions & Parties
-Great atmosphere and a fantastic way to spend your Sunday afternoon.
Fun for all ages, come and check it out. AJ HACKETT THE BEST SUNDAY SESSIONS IN CAIRNS!
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The National Music League continues Sundays nights with Country music...
So get on down to the Bull Bar & Grill for some good ol\' country music.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
Known for the best live gigs in Port Douglas, the Ironbar Restaurant has live bands every Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday nights, on Thursday nights we have live DJ's 'Coyote Ugly' Style and on Sunday's the
Jim Beam Idol Karaoke Competition - there's great prizes to be won!
The Ironbar in Port Douglas is open for lunch and dinner daily, serving tasty chargrilled steaks with
authentic Aussie flavour.
Featuring: WILD TURKEY Karaoke Competition 10pm with great prizes
The Court House Hotel in Port Douglas Australia is the oldest and still the best hotel since 1878 and offers hotel dining, Fox Sports, TAB facilities, pokies, bistro, bar and the best live entertainment in Port Douglas.
The Court House Hotel is located on the corner of Macrossan & Wharf streets opposite Anzac Park.
Featuring: Vikariou playing from 7.30pm
Garradunga Hotel is originally built in 1888 and rebuilt in 1935, The property is famous for its Resident Ghost which is regularly seen.
The hotel was voted by the ABC as the 9th most well known hotels in australia.
Most tourist stay for longer, using the hotels good, clean and recently refurbished accommodation as well as enjoying the great meals especially the biggest steaks in australia.
Featuring: Greenzone @ Garradunga Hotel via Innisfail
Mod Squad presents the work of top Queensland designers who have influenced, impacted and inspired contemporary design in Australia. Showcasing product, furniture, lighting, jewellery and textile design, this touring exhibition also examines the innovative practices of these key creative individuals.
A collaboration between Cairns Regional Gallery, Redcliffe City Gallery and Logan Art Gallery.
A curated exhibition of new works of art by Artists from across Far north Queensland produced at Djumbunji Press KickArts Fine Art Printmaking Studio since opening in January 2009.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: National Music League and Cairns Bull Bar presents Jazz -Blues nights
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
Known for the best live gigs in Port Douglas, the Ironbar Restaurant has live bands every Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday nights, on Thursday nights we have live DJ's 'Coyote Ugly' Style and on Sunday's the
Jim Beam Idol Karaoke Competition - there's great prizes to be won!
The Ironbar in Port Douglas is open for lunch and dinner daily, serving tasty chargrilled steaks with
authentic Aussie flavour.
Featuring: Live pianist Charlie Broadbent
The Court House Hotel in Port Douglas Australia is the oldest and still the best hotel since 1878 and offers hotel dining, Fox Sports, TAB facilities, pokies, bistro, bar and the best live entertainment in Port Douglas.
The Court House Hotel is located on the corner of Macrossan & Wharf streets opposite Anzac Park.
Featuring: Marcus from 7.30pm
The 2009 FOGS Indigenous Employment and Careers Expo will provide Cairns Indigenous job seekers with the unique opportunity to connect with some of Queensland’s most prominent employment, education and training providers including Australia Post, Virgin Blue, TAFE Queensland and Ergon Energy. Exhibitors will have a range of positions available for job seekers to apply for on the day.
The Former Origin Greats is a non profit organization made up of 166 former Queensland State of Origin players which is committed to developing initiatives to narrow the employment and training gap between Indigenous and non Indigenous Australians. This expo will be the first of six (6) FOGS Indigenous Employment and Careers Expo’s, supported by the Australian Government, that will be held throughout Queensland in 2009.
The Australian Government is providing funding for the six expos which will include displays from employers and industries in each of the regions and will provide Indigenous job seekers and school students with a chance to meet with employers and discuss employment and training opportunities.
The Brahma Kumaris Philosophy and meditation
conducted by Peter McAteer.
Exploring the concept of inner peace and that
unhealthy states of mind can lead to a myriad of
health problems.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The National Music League competition continues with solo/duo acts on Tuesday nights at The Bull Bar & Grill
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
The Court House Hotel in Port Douglas Australia is the oldest and still the best hotel since 1878 and offers hotel dining, Fox Sports, TAB facilities, pokies, bistro, bar and the best live entertainment in Port Douglas.
The Court House Hotel is located on the corner of Macrossan & Wharf streets opposite Anzac Park.
Featuring: The Gusman playing live from 7.30pm
The 2009 FOGS Indigenous Employment and Careers Expo will provide Cairns Indigenous job seekers with the unique opportunity to connect with some of Queensland’s most prominent employment, education and training providers including Australia Post, Virgin Blue, TAFE Queensland and Ergon Energy. Exhibitors will have a range of positions available for job seekers to apply for on the day.
The Former Origin Greats is a non profit organization made up of 166 former Queensland State of Origin players which is committed to developing initiatives to narrow the employment and training gap between Indigenous and non Indigenous Australians. This expo will be the first of six (6) FOGS Indigenous Employment and Careers Expo’s, supported by the Australian Government, that will be held throughout Queensland in 2009.
The Australian Government is providing funding for the six expos which will include displays from employers and industries in each of the regions and will provide Indigenous job seekers and school students with a chance to meet with employers and discuss employment and training opportunities.
Children's support group for 10 - 13 year olds. To help children experiencing family separation cope with change in their lives through contact with other peers. Free weekly sessions, incl. afternoon tea.
The Next Gen Expo is an expositional day of learning, development, insight & networking for you, your team, your boss & your colleagues.
Our kick butt speakers include Gen Y Star & Co-founder of international brand e3 Unlimited & research company Ask Gen Y, Emma Reynolds, & award-winning stand-up comedian, creator & star of ABC1 comedy series Choose Your Own Adventure, Lawrence Leung, plus a string of other guest speakers & local mentors.
To help children experiencing family separation cope with change in their lives through contact with other peers. Free weekly sessions. Afternoon tea provided.
You can choose when to visit the Kuranda Markets, also known as the 'Original Markets' as they happen every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 9:00am to 3:00pm. For over 21 years, local craftmen have been displaying from locally grown produce to beautifully handcrafted souvenirs, including unique oil paintings and prints of the region. But there is much more to this market. Wandering around the huge amount of stalls you can find emu oil, jewellery, aboriginal artefacts, hand made clothing and a vast variety of home made food. If you fall in love with any of the souvenirs and want to take it home but you think it is too big to be allowed on a plane, do not panic; the stallholders will ship it home for you. The markets are located at 5 Therwine Street, Kuranda.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The National Music League competition continues Wednesday nights with cover bands at the Bull Bar & Grill.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
British-born Williams, who became a Cairns local not long ago, is one the Far North should definitely claim as its own. With his smooth vocals and natural talent on the acoustic guitar, Williams’ soothing beats are great for a groove or just to chill out. - Elise Meakin (Cairns Post)
The Court House Hotel in Port Douglas Australia is the oldest and still the best hotel since 1878 and offers hotel dining, Fox Sports, TAB facilities, pokies, bistro, bar and the best live entertainment in Port Douglas.
The Court House Hotel is located on the corner of Macrossan & Wharf streets opposite Anzac Park.
Featuring: Cutie with Dredz playing live from 7.30pm
Win a Trip for 2 to the Great Barrier Reef and Lizard Island on the Coral Princess worth $4,000
Great Prizes and Raffles!
In support of the Breast Cancer Institute of Australia, an 18 hole Ladies Competition.
You can choose when to visit the Kuranda Markets, also known as the 'Original Markets' as they happen every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 9:00am to 3:00pm. For over 21 years, local craftmen have been displaying from locally grown produce to beautifully handcrafted souvenirs, including unique oil paintings and prints of the region. But there is much more to this market. Wandering around the huge amount of stalls you can find emu oil, jewellery, aboriginal artefacts, hand made clothing and a vast variety of home made food. If you fall in love with any of the souvenirs and want to take it home but you think it is too big to be allowed on a plane, do not panic; the stallholders will ship it home for you. The markets are located at 5 Therwine Street, Kuranda.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The National Music League competition continues at The Bull Bar & Grill every Thursday night with Metal / Rock acts.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
The Court House Hotel in Port Douglas Australia is the oldest and still the best hotel since 1878 and offers hotel dining, Fox Sports, TAB facilities, pokies, bistro, bar and the best live entertainment in Port Douglas.
The Court House Hotel is located on the corner of Macrossan & Wharf streets opposite Anzac Park.
Featuring: Big Noise from 7.30pm
The Cell art space Management Committee is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition of Billy Missi’s Mina Mikia Imau (Little Glimpse). His body of work is an expression of the importance of cultural heritage, survival, kinships and everyday life. He explores the complexities of the people of the Torres Strait, and how they survived for many, many generations in their tropical paradise.
We wish to invite you to the launch of Missi’s exhibition on Friday 31st of July at 5.30pm at Cell art space, 109 Lake St (Ergon Energy Building) followed by complementary nibbles at Twelve Bar. Cafe. (Cnr Lake & Shields Sts). It would be fantastic if you could attend the launch.
Sponsored by Hindquarter Meats, Gordonvale.
Friday 31st July 2009
Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7pm start
$15 per adult
$10 per person under 16
Gordonvale State High School Assembly Hall
Sheppard's Street, Gordonvale
Tickets available from Gordonvale Newsagents
as of July 1st 2009
A morning tea reception and meditation in the
peaceful forest at High Falls Farm in Mossman. An
open invitation is extended to members of the
Mossman community to join in a reception to
celebrate Peace Week. It provides the opportunity
to meet some of the participants who recently
shared their stories though a multicultural
program heard on local radio. A peaceful walking
meditation will be led by Venerable Rinchen, a
Buddhist nun, in the grounds. Open to the public
The movie Battle in Seattle captures the mass protests against the World Trade Organisation in Seattle in 1999, which sparked a worldwide movement against corporate globalisation. High profile cast including Woody Harrleson & Charlize Theron.
Rusty's Markets have been running for more than 30 years, developed from a humble display of 6 stall holders to one of the largest, most successfull and best known markets in Australia. The markets run from Friday morning to Sunday afternoon, with 180 stallholders selling flowers, delicatessen goods, and a wide array of quality fruit and vegetables that come directly from the growers. But although the market is widely known for its quality food products, you will also find jewellery, clothing, gem stones, organic personal care products, leatherwear, medicinal herbs and spices, second hand goods and much more.
On Sundays the market becomes 'Rusty's Bazaar' and the range of bric-a-brac and arts and crafts is even greater.
Rusty's Markets were named after the late Emrys 'Rusty' Rees, who was responsible for the development of the market into the superb event that it is nowadays. Save some of your time to enjoy a shopping experience in a carnival like environment.
You can choose when to visit the Kuranda Markets, also known as the 'Original Markets' as they happen every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 9:00am to 3:00pm. For over 21 years, local craftmen have been displaying from locally grown produce to beautifully handcrafted souvenirs, including unique oil paintings and prints of the region. But there is much more to this market. Wandering around the huge amount of stalls you can find emu oil, jewellery, aboriginal artefacts, hand made clothing and a vast variety of home made food. If you fall in love with any of the souvenirs and want to take it home but you think it is too big to be allowed on a plane, do not panic; the stallholders will ship it home for you. The markets are located at 5 Therwine Street, Kuranda.
Fuller Sports Club provides quality live music on Friday & Saturday nights, and also during special events such as St. Patricks Day, Melbourne Cup Day and many more. Local bands also perform every Friday night and Saturday nights from 7-11pm.
The Shamrock Stage is the heartbeat of the club’s activities and provides free live entertainment six days a week. This stage plays host to a roster of the best local musicians in the region and some impressive touring parties. Artists perform Tuesday Mornings for the Seniors social club "Club Gold" from 9:30-11:30am, Wednesdays from 12-2pm, Thursdays from 7-11pm, Fridays from 8-12pm, Saturdays from 7-11pm and Sundays from 5-7pm.
Welcome to the Bull Bar Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant. We are located in the heart of Cairns, Queensland. The Bull Bar is reknown for serviing deliciously succulent steaks, huge delicous oysters, juicy spare ribs and much more. Live music from local bands is played Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Good value and a great night out, The Bull Bar and Grill, where the locals meet!
Featuring: The Venus Project playing at the Bull Bar every Friday at 7:30pm.
The Bull Bar & Grill - More than just flamin' great steaks..
A live performance by outstanding Spanish sound artist Francisco Lopez is a once in a lifetime sonic experience not to miss.
Across his career over the past 25 years, this amazing performer has generated astonishing sonic universes. His personal, iconoclastic work is grounded in a profound listening to the world, through which he seeks an absolute transformation of reality through sound.
To showcase his musical brilliance, Lopez will offer audience members blindfolds in order to focus their ears. His trademark performance will reconceptualise sound materials into an auditory feast.
In Cairns, Lopez will undertake a residency, conducting field trips to collect sounds and explore the breadth of the local sonic environment. The sounds he collects will be used in a one-off surround-sound performance at Tanks Arts Centre. This show is a joint presentation by Tanks Arts Centre, Queensland Music Festival Room40.
" Calibre" A monthly night of Drum&Bass, Dubstep and cutting-edge Bass music. Resident DJs Leika and Swoop will curate a changing selection of local, interstate and international DJs playing some of the most exciting and innovative music being produced. You can expect selections from all styles and eras, from promo white-label dubs to classic Jungle anthems.
The Court House Hotel in Port Douglas Australia is the oldest and still the best hotel since 1878 and offers hotel dining, Fox Sports, TAB facilities, pokies, bistro, bar and the best live entertainment in Port Douglas.
The Court House Hotel is located on the corner of Macrossan & Wharf streets opposite Anzac Park.
Featuring: Tonic from 7.30pm
Featuring: Bog Noise @ Balaclava Hotel
Featuring: 4in A Groove @ Edge Hill Tavern
Featuring: Lipstick @ Imperial Tavern Innisfail
With singing and dancing groups representing
different cultures and communities, dances
and songs will reflect the Message of peace.
Various cultures and backgrounds such as
Cook Island, New Zealand, Torres Strait Island,
Aboriginal and Fiji dancers will be performing.
" Calibre" A monthly night of Drum&Bass, Dubstep and cutting-edge Bass music. Resident DJs Leika and Swoop will curate a changing selection of local, interstate and international DJs playing some of the most exciting and innovative music being produced. You can expect selections from all styles and eras, from promo white-label dubs to classic Jungle anthems.
Sauce Events are excited to present their second Wink 'Singled Out' Party. After the success of the first event and the new blossomed friendships Wink 'Singled Out' parties will now be a monthly event on the saucy singles calendar.
We are delighted to have Birch Carroll and Coyle Cinemas on board with our next party. The first 80 saucy singles to pre-purchase their tickets to Wink 'Singled Out' Party from Tuba Rose at the Pier will receive a double pass to the latest romantic comedy The Ugly Truth, starring Katherine Heigl and Gerard Butler.
Pre-purchased tickets are only $25 which includes a complimentary beverage on arrival plus tasty canapes, along with great prizes and giveaways thanks to our local sponsors.
Jacqui and Tammy look forward to seeing you at Jamaica Joe's Bar Lounge on Friday July 31, 7pm.
Get Saucy!
Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (CIAF), 21-23 August 2009, is Australia’s newest art fair and the only one dedicated to offering the best contemporary and traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art from Queensland.
Showcasing work from several of Australia’s leading Indigenous art galleries alongside Queensland's Indigenous Art Centres, CIAF welcomes art collectors, dealers, gallerists, first-time buyers and those wanting to immerse themselves in the best Indigenous art from this region.
See Out! The Naughty Noughties New Years Eve Party...
At the Blue Sky Brewery, 34-42 Lake Street, 8pm - 5am.
For this very special night, Out! will be taking over the main bar (yes... we take it round the front...)
We've also got an extended licence for the evening, so you can keep on partying until 5am!
Dress as your favourite Naughty Noughties celebrity (Note to all Britneys: don't forget your panties...)
Resident DJ G-Been and guest DJ Sonya will be playing all your fave anthems of the past 10 years, to keep you movin' and groovin'...
See in the new decade in style, with a special countdown at midnight to a spectacular 00's retrospective drag show, with a mega all-star cast!!!
All of this for only $10 entry... where else would you want to be?!?!
