Articles tagged ‘Places to Go’
Achtung! Upcoming Music Festivals!
By Heather | October 22nd, 2006 |
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Legs 11 http://www.legseleven.com.au/
27 October –The Domain- $74 plus booking
Support Breast Cancer and have an upmarket festival experience- Sarah Blasko, Tex Perkins
Homebake http://www.homebake.com.au/
2 December- The Domain- already sold out
Festival of the Sun http://www.fotsun.com/
15-16 December- Port Macquarie- $95
Augie March, The beautiful girls and more- laid back and you can camp on site!
Peats Ridge- http://www.peatsridgefestival.com.au/home.asp
29 Dec- 1 January [...]
BlueBelle Cafe and Cottage Nursery, DeepWater, NSW ‘Bring us a Shubbery!’
By Heather | October 22nd, 2006 | Add a Comment »
Adorable! Fresh Baked Goods! Locally made Art! Clean Toilets! All of the perfect reasons to take a Driver Reviver stop at the BlueBelle Café and Cottage Nursery in Deepwater, NSW.
DeepWater is a tiny little village between Glen Innes (Celtic Standing Stones) and Tenterfield (wineries) in the Northern part of NSW known as [...]
Tenterfield NSW Food and Wine Festival
By Heather | October 18th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
November 4th, 2006 “Pop the cork raise your glass & salute great tasting wine and food!” Apparently it isn’t just good food month in Sydney! If you are going to be anywhere near Tenterfield NSW…don’t miss this event! Tenterfield has been one of my favourite little country New South Wales towns. [...]
Armidale NSW- Women’s Comedy Festival
By Heather | October 18th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
Going to be near Armidale Friday October 27-29th? Ready for some laughs? Armidale Ex-Services Memorial Club is hosting the Armidale Women’s Comedy Festival! www.womenscomedyaustralia.com
With titles like “What the Frock do we know…Now,” The festival features several local women along with national acts. The main events are Friday and Saturday with the [...]
Snowy Mountains- Wildbrumby Schnapps
By Heather | October 10th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
The Snowy Mountains are in the Southern part of New South Wales. They are the home of the highest peak in OZ, and are a region worth exploring during all seasons. A Brumby is a wild horse. A lot that see themselves and “battlers”, the Aussies love their highly independent bands of [...]
Sydney- The Manly Wharf Hotel
By Heather | October 8th, 2006 | 1 Comment »
The Wharf Bar- shiny slick, hip, and ever so convieniant. Lovingly known by locals as The Wharf Bar , the actual name is the Manly Wharf Hotel. The coolest new lounge music plays discreetly above the roar of the afterwork crowd that gathers each night at this perfect stop just steps from [...]
October in Sydney- The Sensational Festival Season!
By Heather | October 5th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
If you are planning a trip Australia for next year… try and get here for October… or better yet get here right now! Airfares are at low rates, the weather is gorgeous, and the massive throngs of tourists are not here yet. October is the beginning of the fabulous ‘Festival’ season in Sydney! [...]
Aussie Art Films! Watch Out!
By Heather | October 4th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
The Last Train To Freo
About a Suburb of Perth- Fremantle- lovingly known as Freo, the Critics loved this movie- It is an Australian film produced in Australia by Australians.
The Synopsis:
“At midnight, on a hot summers night, two ex cons board the last train to Fremantle. Bored, restless and looking for trouble, they start to [...]
The ARIAs! Aussie Music of the year!!!
By Heather | October 4th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
The ARIAs are the Aussie equivalent of the Grammies, except they are riddled with all kinds of goofy drunken behaviour by celebs and fans alike. The TV generally cronicals past silliness and speculates what the newest faux pas of the year will be. Over all they are pretty fun to watch on TV, [...]
Northern Territory- Science stuff!
By Heather | September 28th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
Ok- bit of science cool stuff. While “Doing the Triangle” you will see MASSIVE Termite mounds. Infact one of the main tourist Draws to Litchfield NAtional PArk- are Their ENORMOUS Mounds. Why are they here you ask….
