What's on in Mansfield, November 2008

Week 3&4

Saturday 15th November – Mansfield’s 119th Agricultural & Pastoral Society Show, a day for the entire family to enjoy featuring a fantastic variety of events & competitions. Plenty of entertainment including wood chopping, sheep shearing, working dog displays, an animal nursery, reptile encounters, displays by the CFA, Police Force, the SES & much more. Feast on gourmet food stalls offering some of our best local produce. Starts from 9am & costs are $10.00 per adult, $5.00 12-17 years & under 12 years FOC. For further details phone 03 5775 1878.

Saturday 15th November – This popular monthly market offers visitors a great opportunity to select Christmas presents from a wide range of stalls offering art and craft, local produce and much more.
Pre-loved stalls welcome. 8am – 1pm at the historic Tolmie Sports Ground. Stall enquires on
03 5776 2231.

Sunday 16th November – A small market offering a variety of goods, held under the shady trees inthe median strip opposite the Mansfield Post Office on Sunday morning.
Stall enquiries on 0417 118 103.

Thursday 20th November – Mansfield Environment & Climate Action Group presents ‘Telling the Truth’ a documentary about seven of Al Gore’s trained Australian Climate Change Presenters and their unique stories. 6pm at the Mansfield Regional Produce Store. Gold coin donation.

Friday 21st November – Consider a balmy evening, packed with a banquet of Malaysian SteamBoat delights prepared by chef Suzy ‘Wong’ Raidal & the team at the Mansfield Regional Produce Store. Bring a group of friends & prepare to be indulged. Be quick, limited numbers. $55.00pp with drinks available for purchase on the evening. Bookings on 03 5779 1404.

Friday 21st – Sunday 23rd November – Mansfield Young Players in conjunction with MMuDS &
MACE are proud to present ‘Crumbs’, a murder mystery set in Storyland and starring some of your favourite fairytale characters. Entertaining for all age groups. Join us at the Mansfield Performing Arts Centre at 7.30pm on Friday & Saturday nights. The Sunday Matinee at 2pm has a childrens 14 & under “Fanciest Fairytale” dress up competition with great prizes to be won. Tickets available from Wallaby Ritz - $12.00 Adult & $8.00 Child/Student. Further enquiries on 0417 547 643.

Sunday 23rd November – Mansfield Pony Club Open Gymkhana, Mansfield Showgrounds. Events include Pony Club Ring, Open Ring, Freshman’s Show Jumping & Novelties. Commences from 9am with catering available. Free spectator entry. Enquiries on 03 5775 1979.


Thursday 27th November – Can Care Cancer Support Group are holding a fundraiser at the Bridge Inn Hotel in Maindample. Enjoy live entertainment performed by Dennis Tucker with support performances from Aaron Gleeson, Jess Hearn & White Oleander. $20.00pp includes roast dinner and entertainment. Bookings essential by 17th November on 03 5775 2774.

Thursday 27th November – A fun, new way to prepare for Christmas: the ‘Produce Store Hamper Evening’. Complimentary nibbles to start, sample some local wine, then create your very own Christmas Hampers for family & friends. The Produce Store team will be there to help pack and decorate your hamper in the style of your choice. Starts at 5.30pm until around 9pm-ish. Enquiries on 03 5779 1404.

Friday 28th November – Pinnacle Valley Resort in Merrijig invites you to join them in celebrating the Grand Opening of their Wine Bar ‘La Solista’ (or Ned’s Bar as it is known to the locals). Enjoy wine tastings from Upper Goulburn and King Valley Wines. Commences at 4.30pm. For bookings phone 03 5777 5788.

Month of November – This month the Mansfield Historical Society, located in the historical old
Mansfield Railway Station, will run a display showcasing High Country Huts, Mansfield’s Timeline and
an ongoing Railway feature. Open every Friday, Saturday & Sunday 11am – 3pm.

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What's on in Mansfield, November 2008

Week 1&2

Until Tuesday 4th November – The Spring Arts Walk exhibitions continue in café venues throughout Mansfield till November 4th. Sculpture, visual art, photography & textiles are some of the mediums used in this exhibition enabling artists to interpret the legends & spirit of the High Country. All artwork is for sale. For a program of events & venue locations go to http://www.highcountryfestival.com.au/

Until Tuesday 4th November – The focus of this popular festival is ‘Legends’, with High Country
Huts, Horses & Legends of the High Country providing plenty of scope for artists and erformers,
community groups and history addicts to create and discover new ways to enjoy the High Country.
Traditional events such as the Grand Parade, Fireworks Extravaganza, Spring Arts Walk & the
Picnic Races will be complimented by a program full of new events. The festival continues until
Tuesday 4th November and concludes with the Mansfield Races. This Cup Day meeting is a major attraction and offers a full field with bookies & totaliser, fashions on the field, live entertainment & the Horse Couture Parade showcasing both horses and riders in wearable art. For a full program of events go to http://www.highcountryfestival.com.au/

Saturday 1st November – One of Mansfield’s most popular Bush Markets offering a large variety of goods such as local produce & wines, plants, art & craft, clothing, gifts & much more. Various food & refreshment options available. From 8am-2pm in Highett Street. No dogs permitted.

Saturday 1st November – Join Bree from 10am to launch the opening of her new shop in Perkins
Street Jamieson, ‘The Frog Who Knew Too Much’. This charming new shop will sell whimsical gifts, local art & craft, garden ornaments and much more.

Saturday 1st November – This fundraiser for the Mansfield District Hospital sees teams of four,
dressed in hospital attire & using medical equipment, compete against each other on a course
through Mansfield’s High Street. Fun for the whole family! Commences at 10.30am near the
roundabout. Enter a team on 0418 588 097.

Saturday 1st November – The Bonnie Doon Hotel is holding an evening of live entertainment with music by ‘Highway 31’ playing all your favourites from the 70’s & 80’s. From 8.30pm in the public bar. Free Entry.

Saturday 1st – 2nd November – The historic & beautiful town of Jamieson is holding an Art Exhibition over the Cup Weekend. On display will be the works of 7 artists showcasing a variety of different art through various mediums such as photography, ceramics & painting. The exhibition will run from 10am - 4pm in the Jamieson Community Hall with admission by gold coin donation to the local CFA.

Saturday 1st – Sunday 2nd November

Saturday 1st – The Saturday night dance is back! Dance the night away to your favourite D.J. - Chris Cross at the RSL Hall in Woods Point from 7pm. BYO drinks.
Sunday 2nd – Woods Point Bush Market from 10.30am – 1.30pm in Stewarts Reserve.
Sunday 2nd – The Woods Point Cup. Dress as a jockey and grab a make-do horse (mop, broom or tree branch). Be the fastest rider to complete the 200 metre course between the museum and the Hotel to get your name inscribed on the Woods Point Cup.
Further details on any of these events on 03 5777 8224.

Saturday 1st - Monday 3rd November – The Mansfield District Hospital Auxiliary is inviting you to their 32nd Annual Art Exhibition in the Masonic Hall, Highett Street, Mansfield. There will be a wonderful collection of artworks from both statewide & local artists. Open to the public daily until 3rd November. Entry is $2 per adult with children FOC.

Saturday 1st – 3rd November – Mt Buller comes alive with the roar of engines as it hosts the High Country’s favourite motor sport challenge – the Mt Buller Sprint. Experience the excitement as some of Australia’s most renowned names in motor racing battle it out to achieve the fastest time up the Mt Buller Tourist Road. More info at www.mountainmotorsports.com.au or phone 03 5777 6077
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Saturday 1st – 3rd November – The Historic Delatite Station is offering you the opportunity to stroll through their spectacular spring gardens over the festival weekend. Plants will be available for sale and gates will open daily from 10am – 4pm. Located at Delatite Lane, Piries. Entry cost is $5.00pp.
No dogs permitted.


Saturday 1st – 3rd November – Tim from The Howqua Hills Trader will run a daily service operating from 9.30am on Saturday, Sunday & Monday calling into camps between Fry’s Flat and Tunnel Bend delivering supplies such as bread, milk, ice, newspapers and more to campers. For special orders
call Tim on 0427 752 636.

Sunday 2nd November – Take the stunning drive out to Jamieson and stop off at the Jamieson
Brewery for their Cup Weekend Car Boot Sale, Car Show and sausage sizzle. Located in the
Brewery car park from 8.30am - 11.30am. All welcome.

Sunday 2nd November – The Mansfield District Hospital Fun Run (organised by Geelong Grammar School Timbertop Campus) is on again. Race registration from 9.15am – 10.00am at the Botanic Park in Mansfield. Various categories for all ages. For more info call Lyndon on 03 5733 6777.

Sunday 2nd November – Maindample CFA is holding its 3rd annual High Country Heritage Day at ‘Tara’, Maroondah Hwy, Maindample from 11am – 6pm. The days events will include milking cows, shearing sheep both by hand & mechanically, butchering demonstrations, old truck & engine displays, horse shoeing, dog handling, family activities & lots more. Food & full bar facilities available. Further info on 03 5776 4241 or 0421 659 734.

Sunday 2nd November – Crafts and goodies will be available for purchase at this local community market. Held in the Jamieson Community Hall from 9am – 1pm.

Sunday 2nd November – A must for all garden lovers! Visit four beautiful gardens for $10.00pp with refreshments included, or any single garden for $3.00pp. Gardens included are 48 and 120 Highton Lane in Mansfield, 678 Goughs Bay Rd in Goughs Bay & 43 Danshill Lane in Boorolite. Tickets and directions are available from Snowgum Nursery and Yencken & Dyasons Garden Centre, or at the gardens on the day from 11am onwards.

Sunday 2nd November – Held in the shady car park at the Bonnie Doon Community Centre in Arnot Street, Bonnie Doon from 8.30am – 1pm. Purchase home made and local goodies, plants, local wines, produce, gifts, bric a brac & more. Further info available on 03 5778 7722.

Sunday 2nd November – Bric-a-Brac is a vibrant 5 piece group that pays tribute to French music and also borrows music from other cultures. The theatrical front man will even have you believing that Mick Jagger always sang in French! The supporting act is Mansfield’s Jess Hearn. Commencing at 5pm in the Jamieson Community Hall with tickets available from Wallaby Ritz. Cost is $20.00pp and bookings are essential.

Sunday 2nd November – The picturesque Pinnacle Valley Resort in Merrijig is hosting a
Winemakers Dinner. Commencing at 7pm, enjoy a stunning three-course dinner matched with Sam Miranda Wines, from the King Valley. Costs are $65.00pp or $45.00pp excluding wines.
Accommodation packages are available. Bookings essential on 03 5777 5788.

Monday 3rd November – Test your skill and fitness in this 8km Row, 17km Ride and 5km Run,
a fundraiser for the Mansfield Primary School. Registration from 8am at Skipworth Reserve in
Jamieson. Various categories & age groups to suit all abilities so come & join in the fun.
Download an entry form on www.mansfield-mtbuller.com.au or phone 1800 039 049.

Monday 3rd November – Join Malcolm & Susan for the Kinloch Wines pre-Melbourne Cup
Luncheon featuring Jo Jo Smith accompanied by local musical aficionados Rolf & Alistair. From
11.45am indulge in a delicious luncheon whilst enjoying sounds from Jo Jo’s latest repertoire.
Costs are $55.00pp for luncheon and entertainment with wine at cellar door prices. Bookings
essential on 03 5777 3447.

Monday 3rd November – Don’t miss the greatest operatic comedy of them all, ‘The Marriage of
Figaro’ presented by the Mansfield Shire Council and performed by the Melbourne Opera
Orchestra & Chorus. Commencing at 8pm at the Mansfield Performing Arts Centre with tickets
available from the Shire on 03 5775 8555. Cost $75.00pp.

Monday 3rd November – Head out to the Bridge Inn Hotel in Maindample for a Melbourne Cup
Calcutta this Cup Eve. Join in all the excitement from 8pm sharp with meals available for
purchase from 6pm. Tickets are $10.00pp & bookings are essential on 03 5778 7281.

Tuesday 4th November – Mansfield’s Picnic Cup Race Meeting is one of the most popular North
East country meets. Offering a six-race program, on course TAB, licensed bar, food outlets,
fashions on the field & kids entertainment. Gates open from 11am with entry fees of $12.00 per
adult and children under 16 years FOC. A courtesy bus will run from Mansfield.

Tuesday 4th November – The Mansfield Boat Club, situated in a panoramic location on the
shores of Lake Eildon at Goughs Bay, invites you to their Chicken & Champagne Cup Luncheon.
From midday onwards enjoy Fashions on the Field, cup day sweeps & race viewing on the big
screen. Licensed bar available at members prices. Costs are $15.00pp for non-members &
$10.00pp for members. To book phone 0400 843 220.

Friday 7th November – The biggest golf day in the north east is on again! Join our local trade’s
people for a day of fun and relaxation at the picturesque Mansfield Golf Club. Open to everyone
with prizes & giveaways on the day & a huge auction as the finale. This year’s event is a charity
fundraiser for our local Mansfield District Hospital. Costs are $20.00 per person. Enquiries on
0409 199 110.

Friday 7th – 9th November – Celebrate the approach of warmer weather at Doonstock, a non
competitive wakeboarding & watersports event taking place at Peppin Point Holiday Park on the
shores of Lake Eildon. Enjoy Pro Rider demonstrations, a coaching clinic by the Tige Tour boys,
Saturday night entertainment & merchandise tents by Deja Vu Board Stores. Further details are
available on 03 5778 7338.

Saturday 8th November – Help us to preserve the natural alpine environment and keep Mt Bullerbeautiful. On Beautify Buller Day join one of the many teams that help clear away the litter that is found on the resort’s slopes and around the Village after the winter snow melts.
Further details on www.mtbuller.com.au or phone 03 5777 6077.

Saturday 8th – 9th November – Join Sally & Michael Watson on a luxury 2 day ‘Man from Snowy River’ horseride. Ride to our quality overnight accommodation at the beautiful ‘Riverhouse’ in Howqua & enjoy fine local food & wine. Bask by the pool, enjoy a hit of tennis or just wander the magnificent gardens which meander down to the Howqua River. Cost is $550.00pp with bookings
essential on 03 5777 3552.

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What's on in Mansfield, October 2008

CINEMANIA 1st, 2nd & 26th October – Workshops & Screening - Cinemania is a youth festival running as a part of the High Country Festival … it’s all about cinema. It all starts with the Cinemania workshop on the 1st & 2nd
of October, where young local people can make their own short film with a visiting cutting-edge, new-media
artist. The films will premier at several events in the High Country Spring Arts program as well as at the Hotel
Delatite on the 26th October from 7pm, where the hotel will be transformed into a huge lounge room for
young people, complete with couches & snacks. A feature film will follow. Entry fee is $5 pp. Workshop
registration fee is $50 pp & for more details or bookings phone Sarah on 0408 385 992.


LIVE THEATRE Friday 3rd October – Hothouse Theatre Production – ‘Lyrebird’ Tales of Helpmann - Welcome to the backstage world of Bobby, the dancer & actor who put the ham into Hamlet – the legendary (& infamous) Sir Robert Helpmann. Performed by Tyler Coppin, ‘Lyrebird’ is a visually extravagant & outrageously comic
portrayal of one of the world’s great characters. This portrayal is a deeply moving & entertaining insight into
an extraordinary Australian. Evening show at the Mansfield PAC. For information call 0408 652 596.

MAYORAL CHARITY BALL Saturday 4th October – ‘Swing into Spring’ - You are invited to the scenic Pinnacle Valley Resort to ‘Swing into Spring’ at the Mayoral Charity Ball with a 9 piece ‘Big Band’ featuring Tom Martin. Guests will enjoy pre-dinner drinks & a sumptuous 3-course meal. Tables of 10-12 available & return transport from
Mansfield can be arranged. Tickets are $95 per head & proceeds raised will fund future community projects.
Enquiries to Lisa Fricke on 03 5775 8555 with tickets available from the Mansfield Shire Offices.

HERALD-SUN TOUR Thursday 16th October – Jayco Herald Sun Tour Stage 4 - One of the worlds oldest cycling races visits Mansfield & Mt Buller for the 4th stage of the competition. The finale to this 115km stage, which
commences at Alexandra, will see close to 100 international & domestic professional cyclists climb the
16km Mt Buller Tourist Road. For more details on this great event go to www.heraldsuntour.com.au

LIVING WELL WITH DIABETES Thursday 16th October to Thursday 20th November - A free 6 week information & self-management course for people with Type 2 diabetes. This course is run by a diabetes educator with specialists providing additional information on specific topics. Thursdays from 5pm - 7pm commencing the 16th October at the Delatite Community Health Service, 10 Bank Place, Mansfield. Bookings are essential on 03 5775 1933.

FESTIVAL Thursday 23rd October until Tuesday 4th November
THE HIGH COUNTRY FESTIVAL
The High Country Festival is held over a 12 days leading up to & including the Melbourne Cup Weekend.
The focus of this popular festival is ‘Legends’, with High Country Huts, Horses & Legends of the High Country
providing scope for artists & performers, community groups & history addicts to create & discover new ways
to enjoy the High Country. Traditional events such as the Grand Parade, Fireworks Extravaganza, Spring
Arts Walk & the Picnic Races will be complimented by a program full of new events such as Horse Couture,
Shadow Puppet plays & a Melbourne Opera performance. Lots of fun & surprises for kids, art lovers & those
wanting a slice of the real High Country. The full program of events is at www.highcountryfestival.com.au

SCULPTURE EXHIBITION Thursday 23rd October – KEEPING ABREAST Sculpture exhibition opening, 5.30pm – 7pm at Proactive Tax Gallery, 1 Chenery St, Mansfield. All welcome to enjoy drinks & nibbles.

SPRING ARTS WALK Friday 24th October – Spring Arts Walk Opening Night - Starting at 6.30pm at the Hotel Delatite in Mansfield, tour the cafes with special theatrical hosts and view the amazing art work on display. Visit local
winery displays in the median strip & enjoy live music in the venues. The Spring Arts Walk continues daily
until close of the festival on the 4th November. Further details on www.highcountryfestival.com.au

OPEN DAY & FAIR Saturday 25th October – Mansfield Rudolf Steiner School Open Day & Fair - Come & join us, enjoy delicious food, entertainment, classroom tours, children’s activities, plant stalls, a courtyard café, visiting stallholders and much more. From 10am – 4pm in the school grounds, 91 Highett St, Mansfield.

STUDENT ARTS IN THE GARDEN Saturday 25th – 26th October – View art works created by local primary school students which will be on display in the gardens at 108 Highett Street, Mansfield from 10am – 4pm. Free art workshops for children will run on both days at 12 noon.

artVision Saturday 25th October - Mansfield Spiritual Art Prize Exhibition - Exhibition opening, 11am at St John’s Church Hall, Highett Street, Mansfield. All welcome.

PORTRAIT ART PRIZE Thursday 30th October – The Mansfield Three Faces Portrait Art Prize will introduce 3 Artists to their subject for the first time. This is a night of mystery & fun where Artists will begin preliminary sketches/painting in front of a live audience. From 6.30pm at the Hotel Delatite. Free entry.

ART EXHIBITION Friday 31st October – Annual Art Exhibition - The Mansfield District Hospital Auxilary invites you to the opening night of the 32nd Annual Art Exhibition at the Masonic Hall, Highett Street, Mansfield from 6pm.
There will be a wonderful collection of artworks from both statewide & local artists, & the Rotary Art Prize
will be awarded by Judith Stoney at 7pm. Entry is $15 pp with tickets available from the Mansfield District
Hospital, members of the auxiliary & on the evening at the door. The exhibition will be open to the public
daily until 3rd November. Entry is $2 per adult with children FOC.





SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER MARKETS Rotary Trash & Treasure Market - Sunday 14th September & 12th October Come down and grab a bargain. 8am – 12 noon at the Recreation Oval, Highett St, Mansfield.
Stallholder enquiries on 03 5775 3298.

Tolmie Craft & Farmers Market – Saturday 20th September & 18th October
Purchase locally grown produce & locally made products. 8am-1pm at the Tolmie Recreation Reserve,
a scenic 20 minute drive from Mansfield.

Mansfield Sunday Market – Sunday 21st September & 19th October
Browse stalls from plants to bric a brac. 9am-1pm opposite the Mansfield Post Office.

Bonnie Doon Country Market & Car Boot Sale – Sunday 28th September
Home made & local goodies, plants, wine, produce, gifts and more. Join us for brekkie. 8.30am – 1pm at
Bonnie Doon Community Centre in Arnot Street, Bonnie Doon.

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What's on in Mansfield, September 2008

HIGH HATS AT HIGHTON MANOR Wednesday 3rd September – Fundraiser - Enjoy an afternoons viewing of the most fabulous hats modelled from the Jill Nolan collection. Enjoy afternoon tea & soak up the historic surroundings of Highton Manor in Mansfield.
As a special treat there will be two Melbourne Cup winning hats on display. Commences at
3.30pm. Costs are $20 per person. Bookings essential on 03 5777 5271 or e-mail marton@wideband.net.au

“THE NIGHTCLUB” Friday 5th September – A Youth Event – The Alliance, Mansfield’s Youth Events Team, presents
“The Nightclub”. From 8pm to 11pm at St Mary’s Hall in Mansfield, this is an exclusive event for 12 to 17
year olds with local DJ’s & backlights – so wear white & get set to glow. This is fully supervised event
which is a smoke, drug, alcohol & discrimination free. No passouts. Entry fee $8pp. The first 100 get a free
glowstick. For details call Sarah on 0408 385 992.

LIVE AT THE CHAPEL Friday 5th to Saturday 6th September – Mt Buller. Join us at the Mt Buller Alpine Chapel for two amazing live & intimate performances. On Friday evening enjoy the fantastic soprano voice of Antoinette Halloran accompanied by James Egglestone. Saturday evening David Hobson will delight audiences with his wonderful operatic voice. Both performances start at 8.30pm and tickets are available from the
Mt Buller Post Office or on 03 5777 6077. Details on http://www.mtbuller.com.au/

EIGHTIES DAY ON MT BULLER Saturday 6th September - Mt Buller is celebrating the era that fashion forgot, so dust off your tightest & brightest retro ski outfit & hit the slopes in style! The best dressed will be in the running to win some great prizes & judging will be at the Eighties Apres party being held in the Ice Bar at the Mt Buller Chalet Hotel from 4pm onwards. Details on http://www.mtbuller.com.au/

A HISTORY OF MMuDS
Friday 12th September – Historical Display Opening - Do you want to see how you looked in 1983?
The Mansfield Musical & Dramatic Society (MMuDS) is celebrating its 25th Anniversary. Join us for drinks &
nibbles at the Mansfield Historical Society in the historic Old Railway Station to see MMuDS memorabilia
from the Mansfield Courier collection, old sets, costumes & an extensive collection of photos. Joan Tehan is
preparing a living history of MMuDS which will also be on display. RSVP to admin@mmuds.org.au or 0408
652 596 by 8th September. This display will continue until mid-October.

HOT ROD WEEKEND Saturday 13th – Sunday 14th September - Over 50 magnificent Hot Rods will make Jamieson their home on this weekend. Saturday breakfast will be at the Jamieson Community Hall, lunch at the Kevington Hotel followed by a ‘Twilight Run’ through the picturesque Jamieson township at 5pm. Dinner and Rock &
Roll Night to follow in the Community Hall. Enquiries to Ben & Jan on 03 5444 4659.

CABARET Saturday 13th September – ‘Spring Fling’ at the Moosehead Bar - Enjoy an entertaining and interactive night of cabaret with Trevor Jones bringing his unique performance to the Moosehead Bar on Mt Buller.
Trevor’s huge repertoire includes pop & rock favourites, musical theatre & jazz. The audience determines the
songlist of ‘Spring Fling’ with a roll of the dice. To book phone 03 5777 6077. Details on http://www.mtbuller.com.au/

LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Sunday 14th September – Café Concert Series - The Arts Council of Mansfield, MMuDS and the Kookaburra Club present yet another of their fantastic and very popular Café Concert Series. The band
“General Store” will perform beautifully executed jazz, blues & swing through to Samba music at the
Performing Arts Centre in Mansfield from 5pm. Tickets available from Wallaby Ritz in Mansfield or for
more details go to http://www.artsmansfield.com/

BRACKET & JAM Friday 19th September & Friday 17th & 31st October - Hosted by the Mansfield Regional Produce Store, enjoy an evening of Mansfield’s most popular live music featuring Jo Jo Smith, Alastair Pirie & a host of the best from around the area. Dinner is available from 6.30pm, music from 7.30pm. Cover charge is $5.00 per
person. Bookings essential. Phone Dean or Gill on 03 5779 1404.

ROCK’N’ROLL NIGHT Saturday 20th September - The Lions Club Of Mansfield are hosting a Rock’n’Roll Night at St Mary’s Hall in Mansfield from 7.30pm. Bring some friends, drinks & nibbles & dance the night away to live music performed by Denis Tucker. Tickets are $15 pp or $30 per family & are available from Wallaby Ritz in
Mansfield. For further info phone 03 5777 3710.

Bonnie Doon Country Market & Car Boot Sale – Sunday 28th September
Home made & local goodies, plants, wine, produce, gifts and more. Join us for brekkie. 8.30am – 1pm atBonnie Doon Community Centre in Arnot Street, Bonnie Doon.

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What's on in Mansfield,August 2008

Happenings in AUGUST at the Hotel Delatite
Monday 4th August – Hospitality Industry Night, cheap drinks & free entertainment.
Friday 8th August – Jager Girls with Jagermeister giveaways.
Friday 15th August – Jim Beam Night with promotional gear, prizes & giveaways.
Friday 22nd August – Beach Party. Vodka Cruiser prizes & competitions.
Sunday 31st August – “Mansfield’s Got Talent” open microphone talent quest. 2-5pm with prizes.

Commencing Monday 4th August - The Department of Primary Industries is conducting a
Whole Farm Planning course at the DPI office in Mansfield. The course aims to assist all land
managers in developing a property plan with topics including paddock subdivision, shelter, water
supply, habitat, pest/weed control, fire protection, livestock needs, soil conservation, land degradation
and water budgets. The course runs one day per week for 4 weeks and includes an aerial photo of
your property, new resource folder, course materials and guest speakers. The cost is $300 per
property. To register please contact Greg Bekker on 03 5761 1631 or 0417 340 236.

Sunday 10th August - The Rotary Club Of Mansfield are holding their monthly trash & treasure market
at the recreation oval in Highett Street, Mansfield from 9am – 1pm. Come down and grab a bargain.
Entry by gold coin donation & all proceeds from this market will assist Rotary’s local charity efforts.
For stall holder enquiries phone Wendy on 03 5775 3298.

Commencing Friday 22nd August – MMuDs presents “Jesus Christ Superstar”
The show opens on 22nd August at the Mansfield Performing Arts Centre with a Sunday matinee and
evening performances running through until Saturday 30th August. Tickets will be available in early
August from Wallaby Ritz in Mansfield & prices are $17.50 for adults and $12.50 for students and
children. For more information phone Cathie Smith on 0409 787 481.

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What's on in Mansfield,July 2008-Week 3,4&5

Sunday 13th July - The Rotary Club Of Mansfield are holding their monthly trash and treasure
market at the recreation oval in Highett Street, Mansfield from 9am – 1pm. Come down and grab a
bargain. Entry is by gold coin donation and all proceeds from this market will assist Rotary’s local
charity efforts. For stall holder enquiries phone Wendy on 03 5775 3298.
Sunday 13th and 20th July - Star Glen Lodge in Bonnie Doon invites you to a sumptuous 3-course
Christmas lunch with all the trimmings & ambience of a Christmas in July affair. The Lodge will be
beautifully decorated in the Christmas theme to give everyone a truly memorable experience. Sample
home style cooking, sit by the crackling fire & enjoy a drink from the Sullivans Bar (of the famous TV
series). Lunch & complimentary glass of champagne, beer or soft drink for $40 per adult. Child’s meal
including a surprise lucky dip for $20 per child. To book phone 03 5778 7312.

Thursday 17th July - Do you need some advice on Diabetes or want to check your risk factor?
From 10am-11.15am the Amcal Pharmacy in Mansfield will have a Diabetes Educator and a Dietician
on hand to give advice, perform risk assessment tests & body mass index calculations. From 11am –
12noon a Podiatrist will be available to offer advice on footcare. For information call 03 5775 1311.

Friday 18th July - The Mt Battery Belles are hosting a Trivia Night fundraiser for Relay For Life.
Commencing at 8pm in the Buckland Centre, Bank Place in Mansfield, the night also features a
sponge cake and wine auction. Tables of 6 are $10pp with supper included. Bookings essential on
03 5775 1072 or 03 5775 2950.

Thursday 24th July - Mansfield Environment and Climate Action Group are hosting an environmental
film night from 5.30pm at the Mansfield Regional Produce Store. Entry is by gold coin donation.

Monday 28th July and Monday 11th August - ‘Parenting Adolescents’ From 7pm – 10pm join
Maria Hutchins in the Buckland Room at the Mansfield Community House for these workshops on
‘Parenting Adolescents’. Your $3pp includes tea/coffee. For further information call 03 5775 8561.

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What's on in Mansfield,July 2008-Week 1&2

Thursday 3rd July - The Mill Inn Restaurant in Alpine Ridge is holding a Food & Wine Matching
Dinner. Your gastronomic 3-course set menu prepared by local acclaimed chef Travis Boltong, will be
matched with a fine selection of McLaren Ridge Wines, followed by Tawny Port and coffee. Along with
fantastic food & wines you will also enjoy live music with Derek Beautyman & Alistair Pirie “uncorked”.
Don’t miss this special evening! Costs are $80 per person & bookings are essential on 03 5777 5868.

Christmas in July at The Magnolia - Every Thursday evening throughout July The Magnolia will be
hosting “Christmas in July” with a Christmas themed menu & decorations. The usual Thursday “Roast
& Grill” menu will also be available. Get a group together & soak up the atmosphere of our restaurant
whilst warming yourself with a fine wine in front of the open fire. For bookings phone 03 5779 1444.

LION FEEDING Head out to the Mansfield Zoo any afternoon during the school holidays at 1.30pm for Lion Feeding.
Hand feed the animals, including monkeys all day from 10am. For more details phone Bronwen on 03 5777 3576.

Happenings in JULY at the Hotel Delatite
Friday 4th July from 6.30pm - McLaren Ridge wine tasting.
Monday 7th July – Hospitality Industry night with cheap drinks & free entertainment.
Friday 11th July – Jager Girls with Jagermeister giveaways.
Friday 18th July – Blondes night out. Pure Blond promotion. Don a blond wig, you might win a prize.
Friday 25th July – Mexican Night. Mexican bar food, cheap Coronas and giveaways.
Sunday 27th July – “Mansfield’s Got Talent” open microphone talent quest. 2-5pm with prizes.

Friday 4th July – Mark Adams Ski Race and Golf Challenge Fundraiser
Gather a group of four and join in for all the fun of this annual fundraiser. Kicking off on Mt Buller from
8.30am where your team will do 2 runs down an easy short course before heading down to the
Mansfield Golf Club for a BBQ lunch and a midday tee off for an afternoon on the course. All inclusive
costs are $60 per adult & $30 per student. Monies raised are distributed amongst the local schools to
assist in their skiing & snowboarding programs. For bookings phone 03 5777 7860.

Sunday 6th July - The Magnolia in Mansfield is hosting a 6-course degustation lunch menu
featuring some of Christian’s favourite recipies including duck, lobster, lamb and soufflé. Vegetarian
option also available. Sit back & enjoy your meal whilst listening to local artist Mallory Darragh. Costs
are $65pp for the meal or $85pp with matching wines. To make a reservation phone 03 5779 1444.

Sunday 6th July - The Mansfield Historical Society is celebrating it’s 25th anniversary.
Join us for a 2 course luncheon at the Mansfield Golf Club from midday. There will be a guest speaker
on the day. Pre-bookings are essential. Phone Anne Ware on 03 5775 2768.

Monday 7th – Friday 11th July - Come along to Simone’s Music Garden holiday program.
There will be a Zoo Train daily from 9.15am – 10.15am for children aged 18 months to 4 1/2 years and
Around The World from 10.30am – 12.30pm for children aged 5 to 7 years of age. Snacks are included
as well as take home craft & kits. Children are required to attend everyday of the program. For enquiries
and bookings phone Simone on 03 5775 1594.

Wednesday 9th July - The Mansfield Courier/Rotary Club Sports Star and Sports Administrator
of the Year will be held at the Hotel Delatite from 6.30pm where awards for both sports persons and
sports administrators will be presented. A 3 course dinner is included and drinks will be available at
bar prices. Tickets are available from the Mansfield Tattslotto Agency at a cost of $35 per person.

Commencing Friday 11th July – MMuDs performing ‘Life After George’
Mansfield Musical & Dramatic Society are presenting Hannie Rayson’s ‘Life After George’. The show
opens on 11th July at the Mansfield Performing Arts Centre with a mixture of matinee and evening
performances running through until 19th July. Tickets available from Wallaby Ritz in Mansfield and
prices are $18 per adult & $12 for children & students. For further information go to www.mmuds.org.au

Saturday 12th & 13th July - “Man from Snowy River” ride. Join Michael & Sally Watson on a luxury
2-day “Man from Snowy River” ride. We ride to our quality overnight accommodation ‘Riverhouse’ &
enjoy fine local food & wine. Your room is ensuited and is in a beautiful garden setting which rolls
down to the Howqua River. We will also show you the location of the famous downhill scene from the
“Man from Snowy River” movie. Costs are $550pp all inclusive. For bookings phone 03 57773552

Content - Thanks to Mansfield Shire and Mansfield - Mt Buller The High Country Reservations