Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Handmade Market and Small Business Summit


Handmade Market June 11, 10am - 4pm

Time to start those shopping lists, make sure you go to the website to check out all  gorgeous designers attending the next market.

Small Business summit June 10, 9am - 5pm

Do you have a small business, thinking of starting one or just want to take it to the next level? Then the Small Business Summit & Expo is for you. This event has been designed with YOUR business in mind. From small business start up to social media, marketing, merchandising or protecting your intellectual property this is a must for anyone in small business.


Bosom Buddies ACT will be launching their new competition at the June Handmade Market. The Hat Hat Hooray Competition is designed to raise needed funds to help Bosom Buddies and its volunteers to continue to work with people with breast cancer. You can pick up an entry form on the day 

Canberra Potters' Society Winter Potter Fair


2 - 12 June
Watson Arts Centre
Aspinall Street, Watson
Thursday - Sunday 10am - 4pm

Monday, June 6, 2011

House and Garden - Patrick Larmour

Opening 3 June till 19 June at Strahnairn Homestead Gallery 90 Stockdill Drive Holt

Open Friday to Sunday 10 - 4.30

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Logic will get you from A to B but imagination will take you everywhere



A group show by participants of the Work to the Wall, a course in which everything from holding the camera in your hand to mounting an exhibition is covered. Opening 2 June at the Huw Davies Gallery

PhotoAccess, Manuka Arts Centre, Manuka Circle, Griffith. See www.photoaccess.org.au for further information

Friday, June 3, 2011

Bridge Walk! 1.30 pm Sunday 5th June

Tell your friends.  Tell your colleagues.  Bring your family... to the biggest event on Canberra's climate calendar in 2011.
Meet at Regatta Point for music, kid's activities, and informed and inspirational talks to be followed by a march to Parliament.
Show our parliamentarians that we want Real Climate Action Now.  Make your voice count for a Safe Climate Future.
Climate experts are telling us that we must act now to avoid extreme weather events and catastrophic climate change, but our federal parliament is treating the subject as simply another political contest.
WE MUST GET SERIOUS ABOUT RENEWABLE ENERGY
A carbon price is essential but Australia must also embark urgently on creating base load power using renewable energy, new land management practices to draw down carbon and a phase out of fossil fuel as our source of energy. This will create thousands of new jobs.
Come rain or shine on Sunday June 5 to join a huge crowd walk across Commonwealth Bridge to Parliament House, to tell our parliamentarians to:

Say ‘Yes’ to Real Climate Action Now!

Walk begins at 1.30 pm on Sunday, 5 June at Regatta Point, near the bridge.
Live music and Children’s activities
Hear from: John Hewson, Richard Denniss, Bishop Pat Power, Linsey Cole, Gosta Lynga, Lin Hatfield Dodds and Phoebe Howe.
For more information, please visit the SEE-Change website
Authorised by the CANBERRA SAFE CLIMATE ALLIANCE on behalf of ClimateAction Canberra, Greenpeace, Australian Youth Climate Coalition, SEE-Change ACT, Conservation Council ACT Region, ACT Environment Centre, Canberra Loves 40%, Climate Active Australia, ANU Environment Collective, Canberra Pedestrian Forum, Climate Whistleblowers, Healthy Soils Australia and GET-UP.

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Goulburn Regional Art Gallery Workshops and Exhibition

GRAG still have two fantastic jewellery making workshops to run in June 2011. The workshops coincide with the touring exhibition excessory: Contemporary Australian Jewellery which will be showcasing some amazing contemporary Australian jewellery - all made from recycled items. 

Places on the workshops are limited so book early.



Walter Brecely

Saturday 4 June: Workshop 1pm—4pm,   jewellery making  with artist Walter Brecely (adults and teens)
In this class you will use found objects either in their original state or cut and formed to create a personalised and unique chain necklace. Walter will help you create your necklace and teach you various techniques that will emphasise your found objects as the ‘jewels’ of your piece.  




Saturday 18 June: Workshop 1pm—4pm,   jewellery making  with artist Emma Kidson (adults and teens)
The workshop begins by learning how to make a gorgeous floral brooch from recyclables that everyone has around  their home. Emma will guide you in using your new skills to create your own necklace or earrings to take home. 


More info on the gallery's website: www.grag.com.au or contact 48 234 442 to make a booking

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Footprints - Marks on Our Environment


Selected artists examine how environmental and social changes have affected and altered their artistic visions and practices from 3 — 19 June 2011.

by Faye Alexander, Claudia Bottrill, Jason Davidson, Jen Fullerton, Felicity Green, Gabriella Hegyes, Jessica Herrington, Jo Hollier, Fran Ifould, Rosalind Lemoh, Vivien Lightfoot, Mandy Martin, Lisa Molvig, Maryann Mussared, Renee Newton, Tanja Riese, Chad Swanson, Kate Ward, Corinne Ying Zhang
 in the Main Gallery

opening 6:00pm Friday 3 June 2011  at Belconnen Arts Centre

Opened by Maxine Cooper, ACT Commisioner for Sustainability and the Environment

Meet the artists >3:00pm, Sunday 12 June

Click here for further information
RSVP: info@belconnenartscentre.com.au or (02) 6173 3300