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Tue
1 February
7.30 PM
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Mannatech
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Mannatech
FREE WORKSHOP
Night of Discovery
A free evening of discovery in the new technology of glyconutrients. Come and meet Geoffrey Forrester from New Zealand, who will share the story of how these essential carbohydrates are needed for the cells in the body to communicate and for body to achieve and maintain health. Mannatech has international patents on this glyconutrient formulation and is educating people about the science, products and a home-based business model.
Call Samantha 0418 385 154.
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Wed
2 February
7.30pm- 9pm
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Miguel Cayazaya and Mary-Anne Shrewsbury
SALSA DANCE CLASSES
Make a New Year's Resolution that you will want to keep with fun and relaxed salsa classes! Come alone or with a friend and learn to groove Latino-style to funky Cuban and South American rhythms with Chilean and Argentinean instructors Miguel Cayazaya and Mary-Anne Shrewsbury. Beginners and advanced students welcome.
$15 per casual lesson
Contact Miguel or Mary-Anne on 9337 3812 or 0438 251 340
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Fri
4 February
8pm
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Keith Anthonisz and Three Wise Monkeys
ASIA TSUNAMI BENEFIT PERFORMANCE
A special evening to raise money for the relief effort following the devastating tsunami which affected so many people. Keith Anthonisz, a prolific songwriter and musician with Dutch burger ancestry from Galle in Sri Lanka and his band the Three Wise Monkeys will lead an impressive line-up of musicians from regions such as Sri Lanka and Indonesia. Come along and support this important cause and enjoy the diversity of music on offer.
More information about Keith Anthonisz at www.geocities.com/wintersounds
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A single $2.20 booking fee applies
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Tickets at the Door $20, so Book Now!
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Sat
5 February
7.30pm
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CHINESE NEW YEAR FESTIVAL
Community Event
Join the Chung Wah Association for a night of interactive drama celebrating the 15 days of activities in preparation for the Chinese Year of the Rooster. Savour homemade Chinese delicacies while participating in a tea ceremony. Try your hand at Chinese calligraphy and the art of Chinese paper cutting. Experience traditional Chinese singing and music with spectacular Lion dancing. Immerse yourself in an evening of authentic Chinese culture.
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A single $2.20 booking fee applies
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Tickets at the Door $10, so Book Now!
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Sun
6 February
2 - 4pm
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Touch the Sun Summer Concert
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ISLAND RHYTHMS & AFRICAN BEATS
The City of Mandurah proudly presents
Touch The Sun
Free KULCHA Summer Concerts
Hall's Head Beach, Hall's Head Parade Mandurah
The Seychelles Band will take you away on an exotic journey through a mix of Creole cultural music with infl uences from, Europe, Africa, India, China and the Caribbean with popular rhythms and dance from the Creole islands of the Indian Ocean. Joined by WAADA (WA African Drumming Associates) an African percussion and dance group performing traditional rhythms using djembe, congas, shakers and other instruments. WAADA promote peace, love and unity through dance, rhythm and song.
More information here
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Sun
6 February
5.30pm
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Kulcha on Swan
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Jazz Swing
GUILDFORD HOTEL
Harry Deluxe & The Hullabaloo Hoppers
8-piece Swing Band playing catchy swing tunes from the 30's to the 90's joined by the Perth Swing Dance Society Performance Troupe, The Hullabaloo Hoppers. The Hoppers are comprised of a group of Swing dancers based here in Perth, and their vibrant floorshows and performances show Swing as it was danced in the 1920s, 30s and 40s. This is the latest craze to hit the streets, clubs and pubs in Perth.
Tickets: $5 at the gate
More information here
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Sun
6 February
6pm
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TENZING TSEWANG
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Tibetan Musical Journey
Tenzing Tsewang is a professional Tibetan/Australian musician who has brought to Australia a unique mix of spiritual, cultural and contemporary music. Tenzing's music is his inner voice, combining the experiences of dispossessed peoples, a rich spiritual and folk culture and the struggles and joys of life as a migrant in Australia.
With soft flute improvisations, ancient Tibetan chanting and mythical Tibetan folk songs, Tenzing takes his audience on a cultural and spiritual journey. Combining bamboo flute, clay flute, drum, cymbals and a voice trained in the arts of a chanting master, Tenzing's music is soothing, confronting, humorous and revealing.
Recently, Tenzing has added to his repertoire the Tibetan guitar (dram-nyen), allowing him to capture the rich culture of Tibet in village songs, nomadic tunes and national songs of struggle and celebration.
More information about Tenzing Tsewang at www.tenzingtsewang.com
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A single $2.20 booking fee applies
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Tickets at the Door $14, so Book Now!
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Wed
9 February
7.30pm- 9pm
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Miguel Cayazaya and Mary-Anne Shrewsbury
SALSA DANCE CLASSES
Make a New Year's Resolution that you will want to keep with fun and relaxed salsa classes! Come alone or with a friend and learn to groove Latino-style to funky Cuban and South American rhythms with Chilean and Argentinean instructors Miguel Cayazaya and Mary-Anne Shrewsbury. Beginners and advanced students welcome.
$15 per casual lesson
Contact Miguel or Mary-Anne on 9337 3812 or 0438 251 340
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Thu
10 February
8pm
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KRISTINA OLSEN & PETER GRAYLING
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Californian singer/ songwriter
From the USA comes the woman with the powerful voice, the insightful songs, the hilarious stories, the hot guitar playing and the outrageous good humour that wins over audiences around the world.
To quote one reviewer, "Kristina Olsen not only reduces grown men to quivering wrecks with her songs, she also knits socks between sets... That's talent for you".
With her guitars, saxophone, mandolin and concertina and her international touring partner, Fremantle's cello legend Peter Grayling, Kristina Olsen really knows how to put on a show. Olsen has performed with such premiere national and international folk artists such as John Gorka, Christine Lavin, David Wilcox, Patty Larkin, Loudon Wainwright 111, Clive Gregson, Jonathan Edwards and Fairport Convention.
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Tickets at the Door $18, so Book Now!
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Fri
11 February
8pm
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CARLOS PANGUANA
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Mozambique sounds
An international and versatile entertainer, singer and songwriter from Mozambique who has been a key force in bringing Southern African rhythm and sound to Australia. Through his music Carlos breaks all barriers exploring messages expressing love and concern for humanity whilst celebrating life. His music is an expression of his past experiences using his tribal roots, marrabenta, reggae and soul.
He has supported international artists like Jimmy Cliff, Van Halen, Suzi Quatro, Steel Pulse and Ko-Nimo among others.
His latest CD release "I'm Sorry" will be available at the door. Joining him for this performance at KULCHA is talented local musician Alastair van Schoor.
More information about Carlos Panguana at www.carlospanguana.com.au
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A single $2.20 booking fee applies
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Tickets at the Door $14, so Book Now!
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Sat
12 February
10m-2.30pm
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YIMBELELA
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YIMBELELA
WORKSHOP
An inspiring a cappella singing workshop exploring the multiple parts and harmonies of traditional songs from the deep roots of South Africa and Mozambique. Workshop leader Carlos Panguana provides a delightful insight into the powerful music of these people as performed in their tribal languages, complemented with driving rhythms and movement creating a dynamic experience for all involved.
Suitable for adults of all musical ability.
(minimum 20 people)
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Sat
12 February
8pm
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ANTHONY LAMONT GARCIA
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Guitarist Extraordinaire
Guitarist/Composer Anthony Garcia is regarded as a musician with enormous creativity, technical mastery and artistic expression. He has performed extensively in Australia and Mexico as a soloist, with orchestras and in a range of ensembles. Garcia's recently released CD 'Skyflyer' is an amalgam of folk music with jazz, classical and contemporary styles that create an original sound scape of universal appeal.
Celebrate the sounds of Anthony as he takes you on a musical journey through Mexico, Indonesia and back home to the natural beauty of the Australian countryside.
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Sun
13 February
5.30pm
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Kulcha on Swan
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African
GUILDFORD HOTEL
Ragga Beats
... a seven piece band performing a refreshing mix of originals with a spicy blend of reggae, dancehall, funk, African and Latin flavours combined with an energetic and uplifting stage act which has earned them a loyal following all over Perth. With members from the UK, Tanzania Australia, the Seychelles and Mozambique, Raggabeats are a truly multicultural celebration of music and rhythm. The bands repertoire includes songs in English, Portuguese, Kreol, Swahili, Patois and Shangara.
"authentic shanking reggae vibes" (XPress Magazine)
Tickets: $5 at the gate
More information here
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Wed
16 February
7.30pm- 9pm
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Miguel Cayazaya and Mary-Anne Shrewsbury
SALSA DANCE CLASSES
Make a New Year's Resolution that you will want to keep with fun and relaxed salsa classes! Come alone or with a friend and learn to groove Latino-style to funky Cuban and South American rhythms with Chilean and Argentinean instructors Miguel Cayazaya and Mary-Anne Shrewsbury. Beginners and advanced students welcome.
$15 per casual lesson
Contact Miguel or Mary-Anne on 9337 3812 or 0438 251 340
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Sat
19 February
8pm
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CAHOOTS
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Music from the Deep South
Cahoots play music originating from the Cajun region of Louisiana. The music is a celebration of like in the bayous combining twin fiddles, accordion, guitar, Cajun triangle and vocals in a foot-tapping session of waltzes, two-steps and jitterbugs.
Lead by a pulsating accordion and melodic fiddle and driven by a rhythm section of guitar, bass and percussion, Cajun dance music infects the listener with a unique, joyful dance music of two steps, stomps or the more soulful waltzes.
Cahoots are an energetic six piece band which includes Dave Cornwell (fiddles, frottoir, vocals), Peter (aka spider) Marcinkowski (button accordion, dulcimer, vocals), Alan Abraham (Percussion, mouth harp, guitar, vocals), Madge Smith (fiddle, percussion), Peter Proctor ( banjo, guitar) and Pete Devlin (mandolin, guitar, vocals).
We defy you to keep your foot still when everyone else is dancing!
More information about Cahoots at www.thecahoots.com
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A single $2.20 booking fee applies
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Sun
20 February
2 - 4pm
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Touch the Sun Summer Concert
WEST AUSTRALIAN MADE
The City of Mandurah proudly presents
Touch The Sun
Free KULCHA Summer Concerts
Hall's Head Beach, Hall's Head Parade Mandurah
Sing, hum or tap your feet to the infectious songs of the Yowarliny Singers performing their own style of Indigenous music with influences from reggae, country, gospel and soft rock. The word 'Yowarliny' comes from the language of the Noongar people of the Bibbulmun Nation and means to sing out.
More information here
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Sun
20 February
5.30pm
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Kulcha on Swan
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Indigenous
GUILDFORD HOTEL
Gina W il liams- CD Launch
Perth's soulful, sweet and sassy Noongar chanteuse will blow you away with her warm vocal tones, accompanied by her tight band which displays a talent way beyond ordinary.
Gina was born in Perth and her family links are with the Balladong Noongar people in the WA Wheat belt region and the Kija people in the East Kimberley.
Gina is the 2003 winner of the WA Music Industry's Kiss My WAMI for Most Popular Indigenous Act.
At this performance she will launch her new album called 'Brilliant Blue', a collection of songs that strike a chord with the heart as well as the ear.
Tickets: $5 at the gate
More information here
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Wed
23 February
7.30pm- 9pm
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Miguel Cayazaya and Mary-Anne Shrewsbury
SALSA DANCE CLASSES
Make a New Year's Resolution that you will want to keep with fun and relaxed salsa classes! Come alone or with a friend and learn to groove Latino-style to funky Cuban and South American rhythms with Chilean and Argentinean instructors Miguel Cayazaya and Mary-Anne Shrewsbury. Beginners and advanced students welcome.
$15 per casual lesson
Contact Miguel or Mary-Anne on 9337 3812 or 0438 251 340
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Thu
24 February
8pm
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WAMi
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Worldwide Showcase
In a truly globally inspired night of West Australian Music join three of our best local acts: Heads We're Dancing who will get your senses buzzing and body moving with their unique and innovative sound, local favourites David Hyams and the Miles to Go Band, a Celtic sound inspired by journeys through outback WA and Cuarteto Farol who invite you to celebrate the seductive sounds of Argentinian Tango.
Tickets FREE to WAMi 05 season pass holders
More information about WAM at www.wam.asn.au
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Fri
25 February
8pm
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CLOUDSTREET
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Hot harmonies and beautiful ballads
Direct from Queensland, Cloudstreet are a lively, entertaining, acoustic duo with strong harmonies, sidesplitting stories and spellbinding ancient ballads brought to life in an original way. With stunning singing and magical arrangements John Thompson and Nicole Murray demonstrate energy, dynamism and the sheer joy of performing together.
Their sublime vocal harmonies create the impression of a 'third voice' and their material is drawn from Irish, English and Australian traditions sung a capella, or with guitar flutes, whistles and percussion.
Fresh from their extended UK tour, they are full of exciting new songs and stories. A captivating experience.
More information about Cloudstreet at www.cloudstreet.org
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Sat
26 February
8pm
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TRIO ALEGRA
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Bohemian Cafe
TRIO ALEGRA presents Bohemian Cafe, a hot summer's night of music from Argentina to the Balkans, via the Mediterranean, with special guests the Kasbah Tango Dancers.
Trio Alegra plays an ethnic whirlwind of music from along the gypsy trail and beyond, with an eclectic mix of Latin, French, Italian, Russian, East European and gypsy influences. We will also be featuring the works of Perth's own internationally acclaimed accordion guru Peter Piccini, from our latest CD. With Eddie Staszak on accordion, Laura Mitchell on violin, and Corinne Brokken on double bass, this dynamic trio will delight audiences with a unique blend of racing dance music and passionate lyrical numbers. The night will also feature passionate performances by the Kasbah Tango Dancers.
From tangos to tarantellas, rhumbas to bulgars, cha chas to czardases and Kalinkas to Klezmers, come spend a night at the Bohemian Cafe.
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Sun
27 February
5.30pm
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Kulcha on Swan
Contemporary
GUILDFORD HOTEL
Heads Were Dancing
The vocals of the band are blended with electronic drum loops, percussion, keyboards, acoustic, electric and bass guitars. Mix this up with 5 songwriters of different musical backgrounds you can expect to hear every thing from dance, world ballads to modern folk, with blues, jazz, reggae and rock influences.
Tickets: $5 at the gate
More information here
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