We acknowledge the Ngarrindjeri

people as the traditional owners of this

land on which we meet and work.

We respect and acknowledge

their spiritual connection as the

custodians of this land and that their

cultural heritage beliefs are still

important to the living people today.

ALEXA AN NDRI

Saltwater SurfArtFest is a Just Add Water arts event presented by Country Arts SA, Alexandrina Council, the Australia Council and the south coast surf community as part of a Federal Government pilot initiative to stimulate communities through arts.

Saltwater Co-ordinators Annabelle Collett & Barbary O’Brien Photo Richard Hodges

Middleton is where many South Australian surfers surf most of the time. It’s also where most of us learned to surf. The South Coast and its waves hold a long term place in our personal and collective folklore. Several generations and of course many more to come, share the waves and the stories (short and tall!) to this day. We are a diverse bunch across gender, age, origin and culture, yet we are united by our common love of surfing. Some were born here, some moved here, some come on the weekends; but we all have a deep affection for the place. Even when the waves are frustrating, they are almost always THERE!

We remember all the older surfers who pioneered these waves and those further afield and honour them. We pay deep respect to the sea and the lands around it. Over the years our relationship with the sea has expanded to appreciation and respect of the environment in general.

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Barbary has seen that awareness grow within the surfing community over the decades she has lived at Middleton. In the early 80’s she says, several garbage bags of rubbish could be collected from the Point after a weekend, but now you’d be struggling to fill a shopping bag. Obviously we still have a way to go, but younger surfers seem a lot more aware on the whole, and represent our hope for a cleaner greener future! The environment has changed too, with so much revegetation and dune-care that the coast has been positively transformed over the past three decades by dedicated individuals and groups.

So it’s not JUST about the waves anymore. It’s about the big picture, the land sea and sky, and the broader community, the big world-wide family of surfers. We have a great deal to celebrate. Surfing always makes us feel good to be alive, even when we are crap at it! Our kids now surf better than we do, there are WAY more women and girls in the water (yay!), our water is clean and green (let’s keep it that way!), and we are free to embrace the wonderful world of beach culture in this country.

The coastal environment is very conducive to the

creative soul. The changing colours, forms and patterns are constantly inspiring. It is no wonder there are so many artists living down this way, says Co-coordinator Annabelle. Artistic expression is seen in the many exhibitions, the plenitude of mosaics and the bursting colours of the murals and painted stobie poles.

SALTWATER Surf/Arts Fest is a party waiting to happen, and it’s time has now come; bringing together all the elements of surf and art makes for a great festival. Over the four days in early May the coastal towns of Middleton, Port Elliot and Goolwa will be pumping with energy celebrating this vital culture. Come along, GET STOKED and enjoy the many activities in this program, bound to excite and inspire!

Barbary O’Brien and Annabelle Collett

When Friday 9 May

Time 6-8pm with kick-on option til 10pm

Where Surf Lifesaving Club, Horseshoe Bay, Port Elliot

Wear appropriate, (or even inappropriate!) surf gear.

Includes Ngarrindjeri Welcome and classic rock songs that all generations know and love from The Hurricanes.

Image: Barbary O’Brien

Festival Launch

Opening Event

When Sunday 4 May @ 2pm

Where Old Dairy, Basham’s Park, Basham Beach Road, Middleton

Music by cellist David Rose

Wine supplied by Ulithorne

Beer by Steam Exchange Brewery

Barbeque built by George McInnes

Contemperate Sculpture TrailWhen May 4 – June 8

Where Along the coast from Middleton Point along the bike track through Bashams Regional Park

The coastline between Middleton and Port Elliot is arguably one of the most scenic stretches of the South Coast, and with the shared bike/walkway, allows for the kind of accessibility which encourages the leisurely discovery and informal viewing of artworks/temporary sculpture. Curated by Barbary O’Brien, this is the first exhibition of its kind on the South Coast.So go for a walk or hop on your bike and explore the stretch from Middleton Point through the Bashams Beach Regional Park to discover amazing artworks by ten local artists: Gina Allain, Martin Corbin & Cindy South Czabania, Greg Hatcher, David Kerr, Stuart McMillan, Chris Murphy, Megan O’Hara, Mike Tye & Benjamin Young. Pick up a program and a map from local businesses and also from the box located in Bashams Beach Rd car park.

all weekend & beyond...

An initiative of the Beach Guardian NetworkBeach Guardian Network is a global community of citizens, scientists, and conservationists who work to conserve and protect local beaches. Local Beach Guardian, Clancy Retallick, initiated Plastic Wave on the South Coast and artist Annabelle Collett has worked with community participants to create a sculpture made from ocean plastic pollution and salvaged waste. A creative interpretation and environmental comment on the ever growing amount of plastics in our ocean.

When May 8 – June 8

Where Signal Point Gallery, Goolwa

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Saturday and Sunday 10am – 4pm

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When Thu 8 May to Sun 8 June

Gallery Hours Mon - Fri 11am–4pm, Sat & Sun 10am–4pm

Opening Event Sun 11 May at 2pm

Enquiries Leah Grace 8555 7289

leah.grace@alexandrina.sa.gov.au

PLUS: SAltwater SurfArt Filmfest Shorts in the Signal Point Gallery Theatrette until June 8

A group showing of surf artists, passionate about surfing and art making, present paintings, sculptures, printmaking, drawings and ceramics reflecting the shared love of the coast line.

Artists: Nick Brauer, Ian McGregor, Stuart McMillan, Francesca Narni, Barbary O’Brien, Tom O’Callaghan, James Stewart, Gerry Wedd

James Stewart, Predator, 58kg, 2200mm, mild steel, tools, found items, surgical equipment, fasteners, cutlery, mig welded, sacrificial mould with tensioning devices used during creation, inspired by the natural sleek proportions of the Tiger Shark

Surface Tension

Flyer and Fin Photography installation & slideshows by Richard Hodges Where South Coast Regional Art Centre,

(old Goolwa Police station) Goolwa

When Sat 3 May - Sun 1 June

Gallery Hours Mon to Fri 11am–4pm,Sat & Sun 10am–4pm

Opening event Sat 3 May at 7pm

Richard pays homage to surf culture in this photographic essay of South Coast shapers, surfers and their boards. This exhibition follows Richard’s participation in the Centenary of Canberra local projects One River production in late 2013.

Paul Petrou, photo: Richard Hodges all weekend & beyond...

E TideAn exhibition of prints by Chris De Rosa and ceramics by Philip Hart and Gerry Wedd influenced by the ocean and surfing.

Where South Seas Books and Trading

53 North Terrace, Port Elliot

When from Sat 10 May

Opening Hours Mon 10-5, Wed-Sat 10-5, Sun 11-4

Opening Event Saturday May 10th 5-7pm

Top, Gerry Wedd; bottom Chris De Rosa

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Painted Stobie Pole by Wendy Williams

ArtSurf Art @ the Elliot Hotel35 The Strand, Port Elliot

Festival decorations by Annabelle Collett and Gina Allain. Painted surfboard shapes by Investigator College students and local artists.

Stobie Poles @ the PointLocal artists young and not so old (!) have got together to transform the stobie poles around Middleton Point. Thanks for assistance from the Middleton Town and Foreshore Improvement Association.

Pu Music The Royal Family Hotel Thurs 8 May, 8.30pm onwards 32 North Terrace, Port Elliot Surf themed Open Mic night. Wear a bright shirt!

The Hotel Elliot Fri 9 May from 8:30pm

Sun 11 May, 8.30pm (closing party)

35 The Strand Port Elliot

Middleton Tavern: GT Stringer When Sat 10 May, 9.30 til late

Where, 37 Victor Harbor-Goolwa Rd

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Hot Water Records & Art WorksCall in check out Andrew’s great range of second hand and new/reissue vinyl, pop-culture, art and music books and contemporary Australian art by Reg Mombassa, Dennis Nona, Raelene Kerinauia, Nola Campbell, Euan McLeod, Gerry Wedd, Clinton Habib and many others.

11 Goolwa Tce, Goolwa10am - 2pm dailyPh: Andrew 0427 820 950

Southern SurfRetro and historical Surfboard display, art and music memorabilia

9-5pm every day36 North Terrace, Port Elliot Ph: Paul Benson 85542375

John TaylorDon’t miss this Aladdin’s cave of out-there surf stuff! A collection like you may never have seen before.

1 Bondi St Port Elliot Fri 9 & Sat 10 May, 12-3pm Ph: John Taylor 0419825304Gold coin donation

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Board MeetCome and check out old and unique surfboards and bring your own interesting boards along.

Also see the retro and interesting Board display by Steve McLean, an old-school Middleton shaper whose boards are inspired by the past.

Where Big Surf Australia,

Main Street, Middleton

When Sat 10 May, 9am – 5pm

Phone Anna and Tom Vincent 85542399

Photographic workshop With Alice Bell Learn how to improve your landscape photography skills and capture your best shots yet. You’ll come away ‘frothing’ on surf fotography! Bring your own camera.

When Sat 10 May, 10am-11am

Meet at Bashams Beach car park,

Basham Beach Road, Middleton

Enquiries Alice Bell 0409 670 209

From Friday to Sunday, at the historic Port Elliot Institute, SAltwater SurfArt Film Fest’s curator, Nisa Schebella, has assembled an eclectic and touching array of the best surf short and feature films and ocean environment documentaries from Australia and across the Tasman, including the SA premiere of the inspirational adventure Last Paradise and a Q&A with its Kiwi director, extreme adventurer and scientist, Clive Neeson.

Don’t miss the free MEET THE DIRECTORS Session with heavy weights of the surf film world, Taylor Steele and Clive

Neeson, hosted by Garage Entertainment’s Michael Lawrence, shorts from the SALTWATER HERO PROJECT, a Mothers Day Movie and Afternoon Tea Matinee in conjunction with Retro Vibe Café and a homage to the cult classic Morning of the Earth with Andrew Kidman’s Spirit of Akasha.

The grand old hall will also feature an exhibition of local SA surf photographers including Alice Bell, Luke Greaves, Mister Mysto and others.

When 9-11 May

Where Port Elliot Institute,

The Strand, Port Elliot

Keep an eye on the Saltwater Hero

& Just Add Water

Facebook pages for more info

Bookings Goolwa Visitor Info Centre

Cnr Cutting Road & Cadell Street

9-5 Mon – Fri,

10-4 Sat, Sun & Public Hols

Ph 1300 466 592

online @ visitalexandrina.com

at the door (if not sold out!)

SAltwater SurfArt FilmfestPresented by Just Add Water in partnership with the Southern Fleurieu Film Society

click here to book

by Clive NeesonClive grew up on safari in East Africa as his parents filmed wild animals during the 1950s. In New Zealand and Australia, he joined a group of young mavericks who would become the pioneers of today’s extreme sports. Clive studied atomic physics and electronics and worked internationally in energy development and technology innovation including the first climate monitoring systems.

SA Premiere & Film Festival Launch

Fri 9 May, 7.30pm

94 minutes PLUS 30 minute Q&A

with Director Clive Neeson

PLUS Local Shorts by Christo Reid, Dan Pitt

A$12 C$9 3 movie deal: A$25 C$18

www.lastparadisefilm.com

Living a double life between extreme sports madmen and the conservative scientific community, Clive filmed the journey from experimental beginnings, building his own filming accessories to get a closer perspective of action sports and the unique beauty of extreme New Zealand and Australia. In 2007, Clive had the unique opportunity to digitally master 45 years of film footage in high quality at Peter Jackson’s Park Road Post, Wellington and to create Last Paradise.

“The main thrust of the film is to inspire people to pursue their life’s dream, to study the physical sciences,

and form a personal relationship with the natural wilderness in the hope that they will be moved to save it. The 45 year journey gives the audience an insight to how much the world has changed in one lifetime so they can get a

first hand vision of where we are going and what “normal” was for the planet. All in the spirit of fun.” Clive Neeson

Last Paradise

A free Q & A forum about the art of film making hosted by Garage Entertainment Producer Michael Lawrence (Bra Boys, Fighting Fear) with directors Taylor Steele (Missing, Bra Boys, The Drifter) and Clive Neeson (Last Paradise).

Sat 10 May, 10am - 11am

FREE

Meet the Directors

Minds in the Water

Taylor Steele

by Justin Krumb 2013 Following up on the award winning shockumentary, The Cove, Australian professional free surfer Dave Rastovich and a crew of concerned surfers and celebrities travel to Taiji in Japan to witness for themselves the dolphin capture and carnage that happens every year.

Sat 10 May, 3pm

90 minutes / Not suitable for children

PLUS Short: Shark Animation by Dave Williams & a presentation by Kent Stannard from Tag for Life

A$12 C$9 / 3 movie deal: A$25 C$18

by Taylor Steele 2014 Voted best new film at the ASMF 2014

Directed by Taylor Steele, the idea behind the film was to hijack Mick Fanning from his highly regimented daily routine and surprise him, opening his eyes to a series of locations he was completely unfamiliar with. From Africa and Ireland to Central America and Spain, the consummate pro athlete was supposedly handed his life back for a period of three weeks. Kinda like a holiday of sorts only for work.

Also starring John John Florence, Jordy Smith, Matt Wilkinson, Taylor Knox and Tom Curren

Missing

SAltwater SurfArt Film Fest

Sat 10 May, 6.30pm

53 minutes

A$12 C$9 / 3 movie deal: A$25 C$18

PLUS Shorts: Saltwater Hero Shortlist Screenings presented by Taylor Steele and Michael Lawrence“There was no schedule or timeline, only life. I felt

like I was in the real world for the very first time and it made me so happy to see the world that clearly.” Mick Fanning

The Heart & the Seaby Nathan Oldfield 2013 The 3rd release from the creator of the highly regarded, left-of-centre surf films Lines From a Poem and Seaworthy. Over three years in the making, The Heart & The Sea explores the joy that lies at the very centre of a surfing life - family, friends and a shared intimacy with the sea. Filmed in stunning locations in Australia, New Zealand, France and Spain, this is a gently refreshing and quietly enchanting contribution to the surf film genre. A beautifully captured and sensitively crafted film for lovers of longboarding.

Sun 11 May, 3pm

84 minutes

A$12 C$9

3 movie deal: A$25 C$18

First Love by Claire Gorman 2010 First Love is about friendship, love and following your dreams and documents the life of three passionate teenagers from Philip Island and follows them to Hawaii – the first step on their journey to making a surfing career.

Sun 11 May 1pm / 52 minutes

PLUS Short: Women Who Run With the Tides by Michelle Shearer

Movie only A$12 C$9

Movie and High Tea Deal A$19 C$16

High Tea @ Retro Vibe Café, 31 The Strand, Port Elliot

White Tag Foundation donation appeal

MOTHERS DAY SPECIAL Movie & High Tea Matinee

Chasing the Surf by Chris Warren SA Women Who Run with the Tides by Michelle Shearer NSW

Delinquents of Mare by Madison Stewart NSW Saltwater High by Mark Longhurst SA

Surf Chasers by Rodney ‘Weasel’ Bedford SA Shark Animation by Dave Williams QLD

3 Shorts by Christo Reid SA Mockumentary by Investigator Student Year 11 Dan Pitt SA

Ductape Surfer by Mark Tipple DA DA DOO Music Vid by The Germein Sisters SA

Max Longhurst & Tayla Hanak in Hawaii by Mark Longhurst

Signal Point Gallery Theatrette, Goolwa

Thurs & Fri 11am – 4pm; Sat 10am – 4pm, Sun 10-12 (stay for the Fleurieu Poets @ 1pm on Sunday)

Spirit of Akashaby Andrew Kidman 2014 On the 40th anniversary of Alby Falzon’s Australian cult classic Morning of the Earth, step back into the magic that was the 70’s surf experience…music art and travel.

Sun 11 May, 6:30pm

93 minutes

PLUS…. shorts until June 8 @ the Signal Point Theatrette. Films will be shown in a loop, so drop in and see the Surface Tension exhibition, Plastic Wave @ Signal Point and Flyer and Fin at the

South Coast Regional Art Centre while you’re there.

SAltwater SurfArt Film FestHeath Joske & Albert Falzon

Surf & Sun $35 per person

2 hours duration

All the equipment provided

Bookings essential: 1800 786 386

www.surfandsun.com.au

Come n TryCome n try surfing at a special Saltwater rate

South Coast Surf Academy$35 per person

2 hours duration 2 hour surf lessons all

weekend long.

Bookings essential: Dan, Meg, Noah & Hugh 0414 341 545

www.danosurf.com.au

Knights Beach, home of a wedging left-hander in South Australia’s Port Elliott will see the ABA Pro Tour presented by Rebel descend upon it come the 10 of May. Watch the professionals as they compete for ranking in the National Body Boarding Circuit at the Fleurieu’s premier body boarding wave.

Knights Beach Pro Bodyboarding Competition

Knights Beach Port Elliot

Sat 10 & Sun 11 May from 9am each day

Cost: Spectators FREE

Contact 0432 048 786 or visit the Australian Body Boarding Association website

Saturday @ Middleton Point Ocean Parade, Middleton Site opens @ 10am A fantastic family fun day of art, music and of course surfing. Pray for surf everybody!

Lots to see and do, and that’s even before you get to the beach! Retro Fashion display, market with art & craft stalls, food and drink vans, Henna tattooing, Yu:li-walun Pekeri Aboriginal Youth Surfing / Surfboard Making Program display, Chris Murphy’s Wave of the Day sculpture, surf history, photography, art and surfboard displays.

KitesThere is always enough wind to fly a kite at Middleton!

See the wonderful kites from The Adelaide Kite Flyers Association @ Mill Terrace Car park, Middleton and

on the beach all afternoon. And kids can make their own in the Groms Garden from 11am

Please note: If the weather is really crap, the whole event will move to FACTORY 9, cnr Hill St and Waterport Rd, Port Elliot

Groms Garden Ngarrindjeri Storytelling inside Kondoli (Whale) with Didge and Ailee McHughes

Kids Craft with Wendy Williams 10.30am – 12pm and 1pm - 3pm

Saltwater Kids art with Rebecca Hicks from 11am

Kite Making with Pauline Allen from 11am

Yu:li-walun Pekeri An Aboriginal Youth surfing and surfboard making program in partnership with Ocean Living Surf School, Nick Brauer, Country Arts SA, Matt Jonas, HSFKI Community Health and Just Add Water reconnecting Aboriginal youth to land and sea through local Dreaming stories and sharing spiritual connections with local Aboriginal Elders. See the boards on display at the Point. Karra-inyeri Kainganar Yartekar (KKY - Aboriginal Young Men and Young

Women who belong to the South), meet every three weeks to discuss community issues,

participate in training and development and plan community events, workshops and programs. See the boards @

Middleton Point on Saturday.

Kondoli (Whale) storytelling space, photo Chris Herzfeld; Saltwater Kids, Rebecca Hicks; Yu:li-walun Pekeri board making

11am - 5pmDJs Jody and Mark & Guest MC

12pm: Lighthouses Hailing from the south coast, Lighthouses is an indie/folk band playing original tunes inspired by the stories of life. Fresh out of the studio recording their debut EP, Lighthouses are a tight-knit band ready to take on the world, one gig at a time.

1pm: Michael McShane Local surfer and emerging talent Michael McShane will take you on a soulful journey with original songs from the heart.

2pm: Laura Hill With either an electric or acoustic guitar in hand Laura is best is known for her beautiful crooning vocals, charming humor and a vibrant engagement with life. Music lovers from around the globe have awoken to this Australian songbird’s undeniable talent as a melodic songwriter and live performer.

Middleton Point Mainstage

3pm: Allan Sumner Allan Sumner is a singer, songwriter and musician from South Australia, inspired by the sounds of blues, roots, rock & reggae and passionate about his Aboriginal heritage.

4pm: Littlefish Fusing the rudimental elements of rock, reggae, ska & dub to produce sweet tunes with deep grooves and lyrics that turn heads, Littlefish make you think and help make the world a better place.

5-6pm: Ceremony & dance Move onto the beach for a Ngarrindjeri ceremony and dance with Major Sumner & the Tal kin jeri Dance Group

Saturday @ Middleton Point

Saturday night in Middleton Main Street

The bakery will be opening ‘Pizza in the Garage’, providing wood oven pizzas in the eclectic atmosphere of

the garage from 5.30pm.

Listen to live music by Steve Gower, with his steel guitar and stompbox from 6pm to 9pm, while enjoying a

mouth watering pizza. Be sure to dress warmly for the night. No booking required.

Look out for photographic stills projections by Richard Hodges on the outside wall of the Arts/Crafts

Centre, between 6 and 9pm.

GT Stringer @Middleton Tavern 9.30 til late

El super Gasso Instro Del Diablos!!!

GT is a brand of spaced-out, a-go-go,

psychedelic surf instrumental music !

Supported by Middleton Tavern

9am: Surfers’ Meditation Peter Radcliffe is a long-time meditation teacher and surfer. Learn to calm and focus your mind for

surfing and for living! Bring a cushion.

FREE No need to book

10am: Yoga Let Kellie O’Connell show you how to increase core strength , balance and flexibility. Over time yoga will help your surfing! Yoga mats will be available for use but bring a mat if you have one.

FREE No need to book.

Sunday morning @ Bashams 11.30am Ngarrindjeri Guided WalkGuided Interpretative Walk with Ngarrindjeri elders. Meet at outdoor classroom at Port Elliot end of Bashams Park.

Look for the entrance to the park on the left just before Port Elliot if you are coming from Middleton.

FREE No need to book

Lunchtime BBQ afterwards

Basham Beach car park and whale watch platform, Basham Beach Road, Middleton

Middleton main-street has plenty of action for Mother’s Day.

Classic Surf Car Cruise Commencing at Goolwa Beach Car Park at 11am, cruising the coast to Victor Harbor, before returning to Middleton for a car display.

Contact Vicki or Michael on 0409554266

Heritage Pies and Pastries Middleton’s Bakery, not only boasts the largest range of pies on the coast, but also houses an iconic collection of surfing memorabilia on its walls. While there, visit “The Boardroom” and leave your mark on one of the many boards on display. Chocolate Donut eating competition at 2pm on the verandah. Re-live your childhood, and eat a donut off a string!

On the lawns @ Surf and Sun from 11amGet a henna tattoo or your face painted! Storytelling inside Kondoli (whale) for the kids with Didge and Ailee, Suzie Henley cartoon exhibition at Surf & Sun

Sunday in Middleton

...and a great program of music, live and local

1pm: Smile n Drum Fun & educational 1 hour drumming workshop culminating in a short performance. Strengthen your physical capabilities, improve your general well-being and have fun.

2pm: Blu Chai Original eclectic toe tapping acoustic folk music’ with hints of pop, rock, blues and reggae featuring Goolwa-based guitarist/singer songwriter Heather Seyhun with the drumming and rhythm of Vickie Giermann - toe tapping songs that speak from the soul to the heart!

3pm: MoceaN MoceaN is a south coast band utilizing several genres of music to create all original songs. MoceaN has a following amongst a wide spectrum of music lovers – funk, blues, reggae and rock (and a few surprises mixed in for good measure!)

4pm: Bongo Sistas The evolutionary ‘Bongo Sistas’ create original contemporary world music with a twist! Be captivated by their mesmerizing sounds and be drawn into the primal drum beat!

So bring Mum out for the day, and enjoy the festivities

When Sun 11 May at 5pm

Where Goolwa Wharf (start at Signal Point & follow the signs)

Donations welcome to assist bringing the work to fruition

Paradise Shack is an evocative outdoor interactive music theatre fantasy for children set in a beautiful waterside location at sunset and featuring an iconic sculptural set.

A tale of nurture and making decisions with a cast including creatures with attitude, this will be the first work-in-progress public showing of this visually stunning piece of theatre.

Paradise Shack is the first in the Lake’s Angel quartet of outdoor theatre pieces for young people being developed specifically for Goolwa with community and Wet Paint Youth Theatre Ensemble by project originator and designer Casey van Sebille and Just Add Water theatre makers, Jessica Foster and Susie Skinner.

Lake’s Angel set at the Murray Mouth, 2012, Photo Alice Bell

Lakes Angel: Paradise Shack

THURSDAY 8 MAYAll day Contemperate Sculpture Trail Pick up a map at Bashams Beach carpark

9 – 5pm Retro Surfboard, art and music Southern Surf, 35 North Tce, Port Elliot

10 – 2pm Hot Water Records 11 Goolwa Tce, Goolwa

11am – 4pm Surface Tension Exhibition Signal Point Gallery, Goolwa

11am – 4pm Flyer and Fin Exhibition South Coast Regional Art Centre

11am – 4pm Plastic Wave Signal Point Gallery, Goolwa

11am – 4pm SAltwater SurfArt Filmfest Shorts Signal Point Gallery Theatrette, Goolwa

All opening hours Surf Art The Elliot Hotel

8.30pm Live Music The Royal Family Hotel, Port Elliot

Daily Program

please respect

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FRIDAY 9 MAYAll day Contemperate Sculpture Trail Pick up a map at Bashams Beach carpark

9 – 5pm Retro Surfboard, art and music Southern Surf, 35 North Tce, Port Elliot

10 – 2pm Hot Water Records 11 Goolwa Tce, Goolwa

11am – 4pm Surface Tension & Plastic Wave Signal Point Gallery, Goolwa

11am – 4pm Flyer and Fin Exhibition South Coast Regional Art Centre

11am – 4pm SAltwater SurfArt Filmfest Shorts Signal Point Gallery Theatrette, Goolwa

All opening hours Surf Art The Elliot Hotel

12 - 3pm John Taylor Collection 1 Bondi St, Port Elliot

6– 8pm (and beyond) Festival Launch Port Elliot Surf Lifesaving Club

7:30pm SAltwater SurfArt Filmfest Launch, Lost Paradise, Q&A, Port Elliot Institute

8:30pm Live Music The Elliot Hotel, Port Elliot

SATURDAY 10 MAYFrom 9am Pro BodyBoarding Comp Knight’s Beach

All day Contemperate Sculpture Trail Pick up a map at Bashams Beach carpark

All day Come n Try Surfing @ Middleton Surf & Sun & South Coast Surf Academy

10am -11am Photographic Workshop Alice Bell, Basham’s Beach carpark

9am - 5pm Board Meet Big Surf Australia, Main St, Middleton,

10am - 11am Meet the Directors SAltwater SurfArt Filmfest, Port Elliot Institute

9 – 5pm Retro Surfboard, art and music Southern Surf, 35 North Tce, Port Elliot

10am - 6pm Saturday @ Middleton Point Middleton Point

10 – 2pm Hot Water Records 11 Goolwa Tce, Goolwa

10am – 4pm Surface Tension & Plastic Wave Signal Point Gallery, Goolwa

10am – 4pm Flyer and Fin South Coast Regional Art Centre

10am – 4pm SAltwater SurfArt Filmfest Shorts Signal Point Gallery Theatrette, Goolwa

12 - 3pm John Taylor Collection 1 Bondi St, Pt Elliot

3pm Minds in the Water SAltwater SurfArt Filmfest, Port Elliot Institute,

5-7pm (Open 10 - 5) Ebb Tide Exhibition Opening South Seas Books & Trading Port Elliot

6 – 9pm Saturday Night in Middleton Middleton Main Street

6:30pm Missing SAltwater SurfArt Filmfest, Port Elliot Institute

9.30pm Live Music: GT Stringer Middleton Tavern

SUNDAY 11 MAYFrom 9am Sunday Morning @ Bashams Basham’s Beach

From 9am Pro BodyBoarding Comp Knight’s Beach

All day Come n Try Surfing @ Middleton Surf & Sun & South Coast Surf Academy

All day Contemperate Sculpture Trail Pick up a map at Bashams Beach carpark

All pub hours Surf Art The Elliot Hotel

11am-4pm Ebb Tide Exhibition South Seas Books & Trading Port Elliot

9 – 5pm Retro Surfboard, art and music Southern Surf, 35 North Tce, Port Elliot

10am – 12 noon SAltwater SurfArt Filmfest Shorts Signal Point Gallery Theatrette, Goolwa

10 – 2pm Hot Water Records 11 Goolwa Tce, Goolwa

11am - 5pm Sunday in Middleton Middleton Main Street

10am – 4pm Surface Tension & Plastic Wave Signal Point Gallery, Goolwa

10am – 4pm Flyer and Fin South Coast Regional Art Centre

1pm First Love, Mothers’ Day Matinee SAltwater SurfArt Filmfest, Port Elliot Institute

2pm Surface Tension Exhibition Opening Signal Point Gallery, Goolwa

3pm The Heart and the Sea SAltwater SurfArt Filmfest, Port Elliot Institute

5pm Lakes Angel Start at Signal Point and follow the signs

6:30pm Spirit of Akasha SAltwater SurfArt Filmfest, Port Elliot Institute

8:30pm Live Music and closing party The Elliot Hotel

Who’s whoCo-Artistic Director/Coordinators: Barbary O’Brien & Annabelle CollettExecutive Producer, Just Add Water: Jo Pike, Country Arts SAFilm Festival Curator: Nisa SchebellaArts & Cultural Development Officer, Alexandrina Council: Leah GraceProject Officer, Just Add Water: Di GordonProduction Manager: Françoise PironMarket Co-ordinator: Hamish McMillanOfficial Photographer: Richard HodgesGraphic Design: Jo PikeFront Cover base image: Barbary O’BrienBack cover base image: Dave Williams

THANKS to the many volunteers who make things happen

ALEXA AN NDRI

please respect the

beach and bin all your

rubbish including

cigarette butts