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10th Alistair Hulett Tribute Concert 29 Jan 2020

 The ninth Alistair Hulett Tribute concert raised $350 for the Alistair Hulett Memorial Fund.
2020 will be the tenth anniversary of the passing of Alistair Hulett and our mission is to make the concert the biggest yet. Target for fundraising is $1000.
Taking applications now for a three song set from performers world wide.
(bearing in mind this is a fundraiser and all contributions are voluntary)
Mostly Folk on 96.1 Hobart FM

Mostly Folk on Hobart FM - Every Tuesday 6pm - 8pm
Helen, Alan and Roger bring you a spellbinding two hours of mostly folk music from all corners of the globe.
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Tom Mayne Tea Tree 2019 newSponsor of 11th hole, Tea Tree Golf Club, Tasmania
Sponsor of Monthly Mug playoff, Tea Tree Golf Club
Congratulations Tom Mayne, Monthly Mug playoff winner 2019

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We Tried a New Venue


CWA Hall Lindisfarne bodyCWA Hall Lindisfarne stageSeniors Week 2019 saw Arelmedia Management use a new venue, at least new to us.
The Lindisfarne CWA Hall proved a winner for artists, audiences and, most importantly, those of us who set up and manage events.
We look forward to many more concerts in this inviting hall.

Ball Point Penguins

Ball Point Penguins - this stylish musical package conceals subversive wit and wordcraft on intelligent design, Tupperware obsession, the aphrodisiac power of the common vacuum cleaner and ridding your home of excess adult offspring. These original a cappella comedians storm the intellectual barricades of right-minded folk. Anticipate the unexpected, plus classic musical mischief from Python to Lehrer and Flanders to Swann.

The Ballpoint Penguins live in Perth, Western Australia and perform at music festivals all over Australia.

www.ballpointpenguins.com
Eventssee Event Details
14 January 2020 - 06:00 PM (Tuesday) - Old Beach Farm - address supplied on booking, TASBook

Brighde Chaimbeul (Scot)
Hebridean piper Brìghde Chaimbeul gives Scottish folk a startlingly contemporary feel
Winner of the 2016 BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award, and 2017 Scots Trad Music Awards ‘Up and Coming’ nominee, Skye piper Brighde Chaimbeul is one of Scotland’s fastest rising stars.A native Gaelic speaker, her style is rooted in her indigenous language and culture, but draws inspiration from a variety of piping traditions such as from Cape Breton, Eastern Europe and Ireland.
Brighde met pipe makers, players and revivalists Fin and Hamish Moore in 2014 where she was introduced to the smallpipes, and since has developed a unique style which has captured audiences across the globe. Mark Radcliffe of BBC Radio 2 described her playing as “mesmerising”, and Tim Chipping of renowned music magazine, fRoots as “exceptional”. 
 
https://www.brichaimbeul.com/
Eventssee Event Details
15 January 2020 - 12:00 AM (Wednesday) to 15 January 2020 - 12:00 AM (Wednesday) - Old Beach Farm - address supplied on booking, TASBook

Keith Potger AO

Keith Potger AO, who is the founding member of the internationally famous group The Seekers returns to Tasmania from tme to time to perform “Melodies & Memories”. The Melodies & Memories concerts appeal to a wide audience age range. Keith says he is passionate about bringing music and humour to people of all ages, some who want to enjoy great music from their past and hear tales of times they knew so well. Of course, the Melodies & Memories concerts are for everyone, not just original Seekers fans. Keith’s performance crosses the boundaries of age and has been enjoyed by audiences round Australia, New Zealand and the UK.

www.theseekers.com.au/bio-pages/biographies/keith-potger
Eventssee Event Details
16 January 2020 - 07:30 PM (Thursday) - CWA Hall, Lindisfarne - 29 Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne 7015, TASBook
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Corrib Gas Song

A song about the struggle against Shell by the Shell to Sea campaigners in Ireland.