What's on in Mansfield, May 2008 - Week 3
Friday 16th May
The Mansfield Produce Store is again hosting a BRACKET AND JAM session featuring Mansfield’s most popular live music. Jo Jo Smith, Alastair Pirie and a host of the best musicians from around the region will be cranking out the tunes. Dinner from 6.30pm with entertainment kicking off from 7.30pm. There's a $5 cover charge and bookings are essential. Call Dean or Gill on 03 5779 1404
Saturday 17th May
GOOD VIBES CONCERT for Liam Bradley - A fundraising event not to be missed! With Tom Gleisner as compare and featuring performances by many of our renowned musicians, this is going to be a very special evening. Tickets are $40.00 per person and include finger food between 6.30pm – 7pm. The show commences at 8pm. Drinks available at bar prices. Tickets on sale from Wallaby Ritz and Libby’s Saddlery in Mansfield.
CRAFT AND FARMERS MARKET – Take the scenic 20 minute drive out to Tolmie and relax for breakfast in the surrounds of the Tolmie Sports Ground, browse the stalls and enjoy the last market until Spring. Pre-loved stalls are welcome. Phone Marg on 03 5776 2231.
Sunday 18th May
SUNDAY MARKET – Mansfield’s local Sunday market offers a variety of stalls from plants to bric a brac. Visit the friendly group of stall holders between 9am – 1pm on the median strip opposite the Mansfield Post Office under the Autumn trees. This is the last Sunday market until September. For enquiries phone Joan or Graham on 0417 118 103.
AFRICAN DRUMMING WORKSHOP – The Mansfield Rudolf Steiner School is hosting an African Drumming Workshop with Percussionist, Simon Fraser and Master Drummer from Mali, Mady Keita. Two workshops are available, 10.30 – 12.30 for beginners and 1.30 – 3.30 for advanced. Costs are $30.00 per workshop or $45.00 for both and concessions are available. Drum hire is also available. For bookings phone Simon Fraser on 0416 053 619 or for more details go to www.africandrumming.com.au
Content - thanks to Mansfield Shire & Mansfield-Mt Buller The High Country Reservations
The Mansfield Produce Store is again hosting a BRACKET AND JAM session featuring Mansfield’s most popular live music. Jo Jo Smith, Alastair Pirie and a host of the best musicians from around the region will be cranking out the tunes. Dinner from 6.30pm with entertainment kicking off from 7.30pm. There's a $5 cover charge and bookings are essential. Call Dean or Gill on 03 5779 1404
Saturday 17th May
GOOD VIBES CONCERT for Liam Bradley - A fundraising event not to be missed! With Tom Gleisner as compare and featuring performances by many of our renowned musicians, this is going to be a very special evening. Tickets are $40.00 per person and include finger food between 6.30pm – 7pm. The show commences at 8pm. Drinks available at bar prices. Tickets on sale from Wallaby Ritz and Libby’s Saddlery in Mansfield.
CRAFT AND FARMERS MARKET – Take the scenic 20 minute drive out to Tolmie and relax for breakfast in the surrounds of the Tolmie Sports Ground, browse the stalls and enjoy the last market until Spring. Pre-loved stalls are welcome. Phone Marg on 03 5776 2231.
Sunday 18th May
SUNDAY MARKET – Mansfield’s local Sunday market offers a variety of stalls from plants to bric a brac. Visit the friendly group of stall holders between 9am – 1pm on the median strip opposite the Mansfield Post Office under the Autumn trees. This is the last Sunday market until September. For enquiries phone Joan or Graham on 0417 118 103.
AFRICAN DRUMMING WORKSHOP – The Mansfield Rudolf Steiner School is hosting an African Drumming Workshop with Percussionist, Simon Fraser and Master Drummer from Mali, Mady Keita. Two workshops are available, 10.30 – 12.30 for beginners and 1.30 – 3.30 for advanced. Costs are $30.00 per workshop or $45.00 for both and concessions are available. Drum hire is also available. For bookings phone Simon Fraser on 0416 053 619 or for more details go to www.africandrumming.com.au
Content - thanks to Mansfield Shire & Mansfield-Mt Buller The High Country Reservations
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