Some other interesting things happening around the place in July
Christine King
Book Launch- ’58 Green Street’
Saturday 29th June
4 o’clock
Castlemaine Anglican Church
Cnr Kennedy & Forest
- 0458 589 339
Castlemaine Repair Cafe
Sunday 30th June
at 10 o’clock
Castlemaine Town Hall
Repair Cafe Castlemaine is a group of Castlemaine region residents who believe it is better to repair things wherever possible rather than to throw them away. The Repair Cafe is a space where local people can bring clothes, radios, toys, all kinds of household goods, grandparents: basically anything that needs repairing, and learn how to do it themselves!
Last Sunday of every month
“If there is one thing you can do for the climate emergency it’s don’t do anything at all!
Especially Don’t buy new stuff.
Every dollar we spend creates 700grams of CO2, aproximately, on average.”
-Editor
Mixed Brew
– an afternoon of Sugar & Spice
and Fat Chance
and Art
Sunday – 30 June
2 – 4
Bluestone Church
SCRUB HILL
2040
(It’s a film)
– Sunday July 7th
at 5.30 pm
Theatre Royal
Castlemaine
An inspirational movie showing us what life might be like in the year 2040,
if we adopt the knowledge and technology already available to us.
. The Theatre Royal is generously donating a portion
of each ticket sold for this session to MASG.
Mount Alex Sustainability-Group
“A really uplifting film.
I felt I could stop worrying about the future.
Everything is going to be alright”
-Editor
Mission Songs Project
BY JESSIE LLOYD MUSIC
11th July
10 Gaol Rd, Bendigo
Profoundly moving, Mission Songs Project reveals what daily life was like for Indigenous Australians on Christian missions and state-run settlements.
Searching for the family songs that were sung around the kitchen table, Jessie Lloyd explores day-to-day life on the missions, settlements and reserves through music. From cultural identity to love and loss, these rare songs consist of almost forgotten stories that can now shed light into the history of our Indigenous elders, families and communities.
50 years ago humans took their first steps on another world.
We looked back with wonder at our own plane
t and for the first time saw how truly beautiful it is.
Today our lovely world is in crisis.
But it’s not too late to save Spaceship Earth.
Join local supergroup The Apollos as we get our cosmic groove on.
Saturday 20th July
At 6 o’clock!
https://www.facebook.com/events/325241991745344/
Proceeds to Climate For Change.
A very Fringy Xmas in July
Saturday 27th July
Full three course vegetarian feast
Three fabulous bands to shake off the winter blues
- come ‘blinged up’ to add extra Christmas sparkle
- There will be a licensed bar and a courtesy bus running from town
- – please book. For any queries please call 0431 915 255.
Venue is the Wesley Hill Hall (Market Hall)A Fringe Festival Fundraiser – $25 per head
“If there are 2 things you can do for the climate emergency, make this one of them”
-Editor
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