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Sin City : Crime & Corruption in 20th Century Sydney

Demis — Wed, 05 May 2010 22:20:12 +0000

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Blue Steel : Australian Fashion Week 2010

Demis — Mon, 03 May 2010 22:15:11 +0000

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If you haven’t already registered and are keen to check out some of the action, you can still pick up tickets to some of the events from the overseas passenger terminal (which won’t get you into everything now, but if you’re in the area and feel like checking something out on a whim, could still be worth the trouble).

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Weekend 16-19 April : Happy National Carpenters Day!

Demis — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 22:27:05 +0000

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Meanwhile, apart from grabbing a crack-showing tradie and landing buying pills online a big sloppy kiss on them today, there’s a fairly solid weekend of things to do around the place which have absolutely nothing to do with wood, nails, or for that matter carpentry in general.

Every possible kind of music seems to be represented this weekend. For starters, we’ve got bands like Stereophonics doing a gig over at the Enmore tomorrow night (though you’d better head to eBay if you don’t have a ticket to that one!). For a more latin/world vibe, Eastside FM is holding Global Rhythms On The Bay tomorrow from noon in Robertson Park, Watsons Bay, featuring genres from Gypsy Swing to Flamenco to get your arvo grooving.

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For a similarly classical vibe (but with more of them on stage), those funky stander-uppers the Australian buy online viagra | where buy cialis | cheapest generic levitra online Chamber Orchestra is touring at the moment as well with their current show Bach and Beyond, featuring a solid afternoon of Bach intermingled with (oddly enough) some Schoenberg, Shostakovich and others.

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For nothing to do with music, classic car fiends will be well up for a drive out from Parramatta to Goulburn on Sunday to check out the Macquarie 2010 Classic Cavalcade. From what I can tell, everyone within a 100km radius who owns a classic car will 424 buy viagra be driving in a huge line from Parramatta to Goulburn on Sunday (… too bad if you’re in a hurry to head that way and get stuck behind 2km of old codgers!) to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Governor Macquaries governorship.

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Last but certainly not least, remember the Sydney Comedy Festival? Well it’s on now, and rather than going back into it again on Sydnerati one more time, check out their website for all details for a great couple of weeks of side-splitting!

Weekend April 9-11 : …and not a bunny in sight.

Demis — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 22:03:44 +0000

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Somehow the year kicks into full gear, no-one is complaining about “where summer has gone” anymore, and finally we can start pulling out our fashion layers in preparation for the winter and the Autumn wet-spells.

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It’s during these rain-dotted weeks (and weekends) that it’s good to build up a few good indoor dates in your calendar…

But just before you go and do that, the buying drugs online without prescription target=”_blank”>Surry Hills Festival is on again tomorrow. In a smaller venue this year (the traditional Prince Albert Park is undergoing renovations buy cialis today right now and they’ve moved around the corner to Ward Park) and while that means less stalls and activities cheap cialis brand name than they can normally squish in, they’ve still managed to shoe-horn in the huge variety of colour, food and entertainment you’ve come to love of this annual event.

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If the rain is tumbling down over the weekend, there’s heaps on indoors to keep you entertained. Animals out of cheap levitra generic Paper (Ensemble Theatre, Kirribilli) has been getting some pretty Buy aciclovir good reviews and worth a look. The story of a reknown origami artist and her relationships, this clever play blends the art of paper-folding into its narrative for quite a unique experience.

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However, the popcorn may just be served that little bit bigger if you hit up George Street (or your local megaplex) to check out Kickass, which opened yesterday. This comic-adaptation features a bunch of nerdy kids who decide to become superheroes by simply dressing up and kicking ass, and is looking to be the next big comedy hit of the year with side effects cialis the OS reviews already raving.

Also getting a lot of press this week is the Museum of Sydney’s latest exhibition Skint! Making Do In The Great Depression. With a huge collection of items and images from the 1930′s, this event looks at the various clever and innovative ways that Sydney folks managed to get by during the Depression – basically a whole lot of MacGuyver action sildenafil citrate going on, with useful household items and tools created buy cialis overseas using nothing but a piece of wire and an ampicillin sodium old box etc.

If you’re up for some cool tunes, check out Doug Williams & The Mix this Saturday night at Raval. The reknown “Godfather buy generic viagra online pharmacy online of Soul” is going to be kicking it old-school with his own family-dotted band starting from 7:30pm, and is totally worth the trip if you haven’t seen him and his funky stylings before.

But really, if the weather holds up – this weekend should really be all about the Surry Hills Festival – get on out there … good times guaranteed!

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Sydney Comedy Festival 2010 : book now…

Demis — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 21:05:27 +0000

The Sydney Comedy Festival will be back again a few weeks from now, and if you’ve got nothing better to do this April other than laughing your arse buy ampicillin online cialis phentermine off, now cheap levitra online is probably the week to get in and book some tickets.

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With a star-studded line-up of local and international talent, the festival will be filling pretty much any venue around Sydney capable of accommodating a microphone (or maybe a few cheap prescription drugs without prescription boxes of rotten tomatoes) between April 19 and May 9.

This year’s international guests include:

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- a dose of hilarious how to buy viagra without prescription brutal honesty with rocker/comedian/philosopher Henry Rollins (Enmore Theatre, 18-19 Apr).

- Pauly Shore tears it up early on Apr 16 (Moore Park Comedy Store) , back in Australia for one more ser generic cialis canadian ve of his wacky brand of humour.

Of course this doesn’t mean we’re without a healthy sampling of all our local heroes, with the likes of Tom Gleeson, The Kransky Sisters, “Chopper” ddavp (you know, the other Chopper), Tommy Dean, Peter Berner, Akmal, Glen Robbins, Mick Molloy, Jeff Stilson, Wil Anderson, and those crazy Wog Boys all taking the stage at some point.

There’s a huge pile of random compilation events featuring comedians, musicians and performers of all calibres, including events such as 60 in 60 - where 60 different comedians get up to each tell one joke per minute for a whole hour.

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I’m personally chuffed to see the feisty’n'flowery Scot, Craig Hill on our shores with his new show “Kilty buy pfizer viagra online | buy cialis pills online | buy levitra vardenafil Pleasures”. (It’s been a while since I last suffered his wrathful heckling from my very unsafe buy generic zithromax seat in the front row, but I’ll certainly be back for more!)

Whatever takes your fancy, tickets are selling fast, so you’d better jump on the website this week and start filling up your comedy calendar next month before you’re too late…

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Weekend 26-28 March : portraits with the lights out…

Demis — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 22:18:01 +0000

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For more info about Earth Hour 2010, please visit the official website.

But wait, there’s more :

There is more going on this weekend besides the barrels of fun that come from switching your lights off and on. If you love your Bowie, check out the Gladstone Hotel on Saturday from 7pm for 3 hours of solid Brit-Pop gold with a special online drugs without prescription target=”_blank”>David Bowie night featuring a pile of great local DJs.

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Be sure to enter your vote in the People’s Choice category which will be decided at the end of the exhibition’s run in May.

Film buffs will already know the big release this week is the film adaptation of the highly popular Steig Larsson novel, where do you buy viagra | buy cialis phentermine | cheap levitra online target=”_blank”>The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Reportedly reasonably quite close to the original (… well… as close as movies generally tend to get) fans of the books should be pretty chuffed to see this one, and for the new comers, kamagra cheapest this ultra-violentm, sexually-explicit, icky-crime-scene-photo-encrusted European feast should be quite an entertaining introduction.

Whatever you do – just remember to turn your lights off for an hour, from 8:30pm on Saturday!

Sydney Talks : feed your mind

Demis — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 21:05:22 +0000

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Every day there’ll be a free or almost-as-good-as-free lecture in a dark nook somewhere on every conceivable topic, where an academic or writer will creep out and have their day in the sun, how to buy cialis online spouting on about history or books or science or whatever to anyone else who happens to be as interested as they are.

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As a big fan of continued, ongoing and eternal self-education, a site like buy clomid online target=”_blank”>Sydney Talks is just what the doctor (as in PhD) ordered.

The folks behind the site scour the city each month and fill up page after page of a schedule of a huge pile of interesting talks and lectures all available soma online without prescription to the public, often at little to no cost.

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It’s the randomness which appeals to me.

For instance, there are a couple of things listed today : Matthew Evans talking about his popular book The Real Food Companion (Stanton Library, North Sydney, 1pm, FREE) and Gary Carsley talking about “what can happen when painting and drawing cross the divide between established and new media” (COFA, Paddington, 6:30pm, penicillin ampicillin also FREE).

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You occasionally see the odd $15 cover charge, but generally speaking most talks are either free or under $8, and cover so many fields that whatever you’re into (or don’t realise you’re into yet) there will always be something there that sounds vaguely interesting.

The hard part really becomes finding those gaps in your busy schedule to fit the often odd timings of these things (… an awful lot of 2:30pm, Tuesday afternoon types of time-slots… cialis 40 mg not so cool for buy generic viagra viagra us workers) but it is usually the weekends that get the most jam-packed as you’d expect. Regardless, some speakers are so rare that it’s almost worth taking that extra hour off at lunch to sneak around to whatever lecture hall they happen to be on at.

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Weekend March 19-21 : live entertainment feast…

Demis — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 21:29:34 +0000

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No matter what you’re into – music, dance, animation, visual arts – there’s a lot of cool stuff happening that should keep your weekend fairly occupied. (That is, of course, if you aren’t hitting up the forementioned St Patricks Day parade on Sunday!)

Shake it up :

To start off with, the Platform 3 Hip Hop festival on at the Carriageworks is a rare treat. A huge pile of world-class dancers, graffiti artists, photographers and DJ’s are coming together for a huge weekend celebrating all things Hip Hop, with events ranging from totally free (mostly daytime Saturday) to some premiere cialis cheap ticketed events in the buy prescription drugs online without a prescription evenings. Worth checking out, even if you aren’t hugely into the genre yourself.

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Celebrating 40 years of the muppet-infused tv-show, Ambush Gallery brings together a unique artist collaboration on a Sesame Street theme. Awesome.

Music :

While this week has brought plenty of madness with Lady Gaga in town, this weekend is a lot more sane with a lot less outfit changes. Grinspoon is back for a show at the Enmore Theatre, celebrating their impressive new album “Six to Midnight”.

If you’re more into your classical flavour, the ACO Soloists concert is happening Sunday night at the Opera House. This reknown local orchestra is very soft tab cialis much an orchestra of soloists, and in this show you’ll see why, as many of the leads get up to smash out their best virtuoso solo numbers, backed by their ACO buddies. Great programme, and a must-see for music-lovers.

Imogen Heap is also buy online viagra | where buy cialis | cheapest generic levitra online doing a show this levitra buy Sunday at The Metro, her first time in Sydney.

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If you’ve still got some spare time after all that, then check out cheap zithromax target=”_blank”>Tom Gleeson at the Comedy Store. Consistently winning national and festival comedy awards all over the place and popping up on every comedy-infused live show on tv these days, you’ll be left in stitches by his easy-to-swallow yet over-the-top brand of comedy.

It may not have Johnny Depp starring, but there’s a decent local production of Sweeney Todd : The Demon Barber of Fleet Street on at the Seymour Center over the weekend. The Sydney University Musical Theatre order levitra online Ensemble dust off this award-winning Sondheim gothic-classic, with a huge student cast putting on an impressive performance.

Finally, if you haven’t already seen Take Your Time : Olafur Eliasson at the MCA, it’s well worth the visit.

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I caught it last weekend – a fully interactive arts experience involving lights, smelly moss, and 3 tonnes of white lego, it’s hard to not enjoy this very different exhibition, now in it’s final weeks.

Kiss Me, I’m Irish

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Sure, when Chinese New Year takes over the city in February, it can get pretty loud. Then, only a couple of weeks later it gets even louder when every Drag Queen in the universe descends on Sydney for Mardi Gras.

But by March 17 you really need to have been prepared – stocked up on your green t-shirts, green face-paint and most importantly, have given your liver a couple of weeks off in advance, resting it for the massive Guinness onslaught to come…

Today is St Patricks Day, and you know what that means – you’d better be wearing green, or you’ll be copping an awful lot of flack from drunken green-wearing Buy sustiva online Irish boys outside pubs this afternoon!

It also means there’s quite a few events on around town over the next few days, most notably the St Patricks Day Parade this coming Sunday.

Winding its way around the city from Town Hall to Hyde Park, there’s online pharmacy without prescription a heap of stuff to do and see all day.

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Weekend March 12-14 : Rocking out….

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But of course, it could be raining, or any other number of feasible accidents that could befall you which might hamper that (i.e. accidentally slamming your tongue in the car-door for starters) so you’d better have some fun back-up plans ready to roll :

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If you’re still up for a good food weekend but perhaps just not into the whole posh-r what is the price of cialis estaurant-menu vibe, the next best thing for a good feed would be Bairro Portugues – Petersham Food & Wine Fair. Stumble around the streets of Sydney’s own Little Portugal, sampling the best Portuguese (or former-Portuguese-colonial… i.e. they’re stretching it to also cover “Brazilian”) food, wine, entertainment and capoeira you’ll ever find in one place.

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For a completely different scene, with very little to do with eating, there’s one of those levitra online buy cialis canadian target=”_blank”>Sydney Architecture Walks running this weekend, specifically focused on the Opera House (see SAW 2 – Utzon for details). They’re cheap, and guaranteed to be the most informative walk-and-talks of this kind anywhere locally.

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If that sounds way to tame for what you’re up for this weekend, then the Local cheap clomid online Heats of the Air Guitar Championships at the Mona Vale Hotel on Sunday are probably viagra purchase the way to go (click the graphic on the right when you get there for a bitchin’ poster). Down a few rounds of beers while you watch the hopefuls claw and pelvic-thrust their way through the Air-Guitar classics… there’s bound to be plenty of mimed AC-DC and Stairway going on if that’s your thing…

While were talking music, The Pixies are in town for 3 shows at the Hordern, starting Sunday. Awesome. Their second visit to Australia ever, this classic rock/punk outfit is back to buy n viagra | buy cialis without prescription | cheap levitra buy celebrate the 20th Anniversary of their 1989 album, Doolittle, which hopefully means buy cheap acomplia they’ll be playing plenty of their old stuff! Still plenty of tickets from all the usual outlets.

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And finally, short film buffs don’t need to despair over Tropfest having finished for the year, with Flickerfest on again at the Starlight Cinema on Sunday.

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With a solid selection of 9 films, show starts at 8pm, featuring a collection of Australia’s best of the year from all walks of life and genres. If you get there early (from 6:30) catch the Q&A with directors, cast and crew.

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