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Community Calendar & Gig Guide – July 13, 2016

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

 

Dance Interrogations

Undoing the stereotypes of dance and dismantling the paraphernalia of disability, performers Dianne Reid and Melinda Smith bring their work Dance Interrogations to Footscray Community Arts Centre. Dance Interrogations plays between the formats of art installation and contemporary dance performance, asking the audience to think about the way in which we experience our bodies and inhabit space. Performances July 16-17 and 23-24, tickets $25/20.

footscrayarts.com

 

Williamstown market

A craft market will be held from 10am-4pm on July 17 at Commonwealth Reserve in Williamstown. There will be 75 stalls with only handmade, homegrown and baked goods, and free entertainment in the rotunda. Entry is free.

■ Glenda, 0417 125 286

 

Art campaign

The Art Room has launched a Pozible crowdfunding campaign to create a new studio space in Footscray. Ends July 22.

pozible.com/project/204417

 

West writers

Footscray Community Arts Centre’s West Writers forum Our Stories returns for a three-day program of international, interstate and local writers and storytellers, July 29-31. Tickets $20. Bookings a must.

footscrayarts.com

 

Sing with us

Willin Wimmin choir calls women who love to sing. No audition or previous experience required. Rehearsals every Wednesday at 7.30pm in Williamstown.

■ Steph, 0409 856 071

 

Altona choir

The Altona Community Choir meets from 7.30-9.30pm on Mondays at the Altona Senior Citizen’s Centre, corner Sargood and Queen streets, Altona.

■ 0409 215 352

 

Candidates call

Maribyrnong council will hold two free sessions for people considering standing in this October’s local government elections. A workshop for women is on Monday, July 18, 7-9pm (RSVP by July 14), and a general session, Monday, July 25, 7-9pm. (RSVP by July 21) Phone: 9688 0287

■ governance@maribyrnong.vic.gov.au

 

GIG GUIDE

 

Newport Bowls Club

Friday, July 15

Blues jam with PA system. Cheap drinks and value meals. Family friendly. Opposite Newport train station. From 7.30pm, free entry.

4 Market Street, Newport

 

Littlefoot

Sunday, July 17

Burnt Letters are all about lush vocal harmonies and well-crafted songs. They’re part alt-country, part blues, part folk and part good old fashioned rock and roll. From 7pm, free.

223 Barkly Street, Footscray

 

Way Out West Roots Music Club

Sunday, July 17

Jules Boult and the Redeemers emanate old school blues with a younger man’s enthusiasm. From 2pm, tickets $15 ($10 WOW members).

128 Ferguson Street, Williamstown

 

Rosamond Bowls Club

Saturday, July 30

Enjoy a supper dance with music supplied by the Talented Horizon Duo. BYO food, families welcome. From 7.30pm, adults $15, kids free.

Saturday, July 30114-118 Rosamond Road, Maribyrnong

 

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