NOVEMBER 3-4 Festival ‘must see’ highlights · around for the Ability Mobility scooter rac-ing...
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Eden Whale Festival 2012 - 5 FESTIVAL OPENING Friday, November 2, 1.30pm Eden Killer Whale Museum Reflect, reminisce and share stories about Eden’s past, present and future at the offi- cial opening of the Whale Festival weekend at Eden’s iconic Eden Killer Whale museum. Michael Gandon, Fairfax Regional Media journalist and grandson of historic photog- rapher William Hall, will officiate at the opening. Museum happenings on the day include the William Hall Photographic Exhibition, ABC Open’s Now and Then – Bega Valley exhibi- tion of photographs and presentations pro- duced by Vanessa Milton ABC Open. The Eden Remembers Facebook page dedi- cated to memories and reflections from Eden’s past will be online and museum vol- unteers will show you through the thou- sands of photos already posted there. Music by Eden Marine High School and afternoon tea provided by museum volun- teers. Free admission to the Museum Theatrette from Imlay Street during the Whale Festival weekend. STREET PARADE Saturday, November 3, 10am to 11am Imlay Street Get ready to be drummed into this year’s street parade as the Pambula School Drummers set the marching beat from 9.30am onwards. Big boys toys will lead the parade commencing at 10am from the flag pole roundabout, up Imlay Street and then down to the Snug Cove precinct where many will be on display; logging trucks, hot rods, classic cars, vintage trucks and cars, local trucking company rigs, purpose built ammunition vehicle and the BOC V8 car. Then come the bands including the Bateman’s Bay Pipe Band and the Sapphire Coast Concert Band, all while the POG cir- cus weave their way throughout the crowd. Bring a brollie if you don’t want to get wet – ESSCI’s spouting whale has taken many a parade watcher by surprise! SCOOTER RACING Immediately after the street parade, hang around for the Ability Mobility scooter rac- ing down Chandos Street. Forget Bathurst, forget Phillip Island - this is real racing action, as our senior citizens put the pedal to the metal and take on all comers. Owners of mobility scooters are invited to take part in events over obstacles, relays and much, much more racing action. Check out the Eden Whale Festival website for more information. www.edenwhalefesti- val.com.au TRASHFORMATION COMPETITION EXHIBITION From 11am on Saturday check out the TRASHFORMATION exhibition in the Captain’s Table at the Eden Fishermen’s Club. See the masterpieces clever little and big tikes come up with when faced with the challenge of re-using, re-thinking and recy- cling trash and transforming it into unique, useful, needful or decorative objet dárt. SNUG COVE Eden wharf precinct. All weekend. Festival central and perfectly positioned between Eden’s main street and onshore whale watching hot spot, the Eden Lookout. The shore front will host local produce stalls, hot rod displays, truck displays, per- formances by the Great Zamboni, ‘Get Fresh’ seafood cooking demonstrations, Footprint Theatre performances and more. SATURDAY NIGHT WHALESONG & SYDNEY PORTS CORPORATION FIREWORKS Saturday night from 6pm Snug Cove trans- forms into a stage for Whale song, the Whale Festival’s key live music event. A line up of local up and coming bands will support Australian indi artists Hungry Kids Of Hungary who are touring their new album and single Sharp Shooter. Featuring local acts Gerkin, The Pocket Cats, Sam McMahon, Eden High All Star Band. http://www.facebook.com/hun- grykidsofhungary The night sky will light up with fireworks around 8pm, kindly sponsored by Sydney Ports Corporation. Be further mesmerised by the POG Circus fire display and enjoy food and drinks from the bar and food outlets at Snug Cove, or bring a picnic while you enjoy the show. SUNDAY RECOVERY Following Saturday’s festival fun, prepare for a more reflective Sunday, starting with a memorial service at the Seaman’s Memorial Wall up near the Lookout at 9am. Then it’s time to give thanks for the whales with a thanksgiving service at Snug Cove. Wind down and kick back with Brunchalicious, a brunch featuring local produce and local cooking talent set in a to- die-for setting at Snug Cove, from 10.30 to 12.30pm. Watch the local games featuring the Capstan Pull and then kick back to music from Jeniva Convention and Guitararama. Festival close at 4pm. For your full festival program turn to pages 6 and 7. Festival ‘must see’ highlights Get ready for the games at Snug Cove on Sunday featuring the Capstan Pull. Hot cars and hot rods will feature in the street parade again this year. Bathurst? Nup. Phillip Island…forget it. Scooter rac- ing? Now you’re talking… Indi band Hungry Kids Of Hungary will headline a great line up on Saturday night. JOIN THE AT THE HUMPBACK HIGHWAY EDEN WHALE FESTIVAL NOVEMBER 3-4 2306342 Premium Smoked Seafood at Eden’s Snug Cove 18-20 Weecoon St Eden Phone 6496 2331 www.edensmokehouse.com.au Ocean Trout, Rainbow Trout Eel, Mussells, Sardines and Atlantic Salmon 2306210
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Eden Whale Festival 2012 - 5
FESTIVAL OPENINGFriday, November 2, 1.30pmEden Killer Whale MuseumReflect, reminisce and share stories aboutEden’s past, present and future at the offi-cial opening of the Whale Festival weekendat Eden’s iconic Eden Killer Whale museum.Michael Gandon, Fairfax Regional Mediajournalist and grandson of historic photog-rapher William Hall, will officiate at theopening.Museum happenings on the day include theWilliam Hall Photographic Exhibition, ABCOpen’s Now and Then – Bega Valley exhibi-tion of photographs and presentations pro-duced by Vanessa Milton ABC Open. The Eden Remembers Facebook page dedi-cated to memories and reflections fromEden’s past will be online and museum vol-unteers will show you through the thou-sands of photos already posted there. Music by Eden Marine High School andafternoon tea provided by museum volun-teers.Free admission to the Museum Theatrettefrom Imlay Street during the Whale Festivalweekend.
STREET PARADESaturday, November 3, 10am to 11amImlay StreetGet ready to be drummed into this year’sstreet parade as the Pambula SchoolDrummers set the marching beat from9.30am onwards. Big boys toys will leadthe parade commencing at 10am from theflag pole roundabout, up Imlay Street andthen down to the Snug Cove precinct wheremany will be on display; logging trucks, hotrods, classic cars, vintage trucks and cars,local trucking company rigs, purpose builtammunition vehicle and the BOC V8 car.Then come the bands including theBateman’s Bay Pipe Band and the SapphireCoast Concert Band, all while the POG cir-cus weave their way throughout the crowd.Bring a brollie if you don’t want to get wet –ESSCI’s spouting whale has taken many aparade watcher by surprise!
SCOOTER RACINGImmediately after the street parade, hangaround for the Ability Mobility scooter rac-ing down Chandos Street. Forget Bathurst,forget Phillip Island - this is real racingaction, as our senior citizens put the pedalto the metal and take on all comers.Owners of mobility scooters are invited totake part in events over obstacles, relaysand much, much more racing action. Checkout the Eden Whale Festival website formore information. www.edenwhalefesti-val.com.au
TRASHFORMATION COMPETITIONEXHIBITIONFrom 11am on Saturday check out theTRASHFORMATION exhibition in theCaptain’s Table at the Eden Fishermen’sClub. See the masterpieces clever little andbig tikes come up with when faced with thechallenge of re-using, re-thinking and recy-cling trash and transforming it into unique,useful, needful or decorative objet dárt.
SNUG COVEEden wharf precinct.All weekend.Festival central and perfectly positionedbetween Eden’s main street and onshorewhale watching hot spot, the Eden Lookout.The shore front will host local producestalls, hot rod displays, truck displays, per-formances by the Great Zamboni, ‘GetFresh’ seafood cooking demonstrations,Footprint Theatre performances and more.
SATURDAY NIGHT WHALESONG & SYDNEY PORTS CORPORATIONFIREWORKS Saturday night from 6pm Snug Cove trans-forms into a stage for Whale song, theWhale Festival’s key live music event. Aline up of local up and coming bands willsupport Australian indi artists Hungry KidsOf Hungary who are touring their newalbum and single Sharp Shooter.Featuring local acts Gerkin, The PocketCats, Sam McMahon, Eden High All StarBand. http://www.facebook.com/hun-grykidsofhungary The night sky will light up with fireworksaround 8pm, kindly sponsored by SydneyPorts Corporation.Be further mesmerised by the POG Circusfire display and enjoy food and drinks fromthe bar and food outlets at Snug Cove, orbring a picnic while you enjoy the show.
SUNDAY RECOVERY Following Saturday’s festival fun, preparefor a more reflective Sunday, starting with amemorial service at the Seaman’sMemorial Wall up near the Lookout at 9am.Then it’s time to give thanks for the whaleswith a thanksgiving service at Snug Cove.Wind down and kick back withBrunchalicious, a brunch featuring localproduce and local cooking talent set in a to-die-for setting at Snug Cove, from 10.30 to12.30pm. Watch the local games featuringthe Capstan Pull and then kick back tomusic from Jeniva Convention andGuitararama.Festival close at 4pm. For your full festivalprogram turn to pages 6 and 7.
Festival ‘must see’ highlights
Get ready for the games at Snug Cove on Sundayfeaturing the Capstan Pull.
Hot cars and hot rods will feature in the street paradeagain this year.
Bathurst? Nup. Phillip Island…forget it. Scooter rac-ing? Now you’re talking…
Indi band Hungry Kids Of Hungary will headline agreat line up on Saturday night.
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HUMPBACK HIGHWAY EDEN WHALE FESTIVALNOVEMBER 3-4
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Premium Smoked Seafoodat Eden’s Snug Cove
18-20 Weecoon St EdenPhone 6496 2331
www.edensmokehouse.com.au
Ocean Trout, Rainbow TroutEel, Mussells, Sardines
and Atlantic Salmon
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