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Thursday, November 12th, 7:00PM
Spiral Dance
present
'Sisters of The Craft'
Featuring Lizzy Rose and Wendy Rule

Multi-award winning Adelaide group Spiral Dance present
'Sisters of The Craft'.

Bookings: info@spiraldance.com.au
or call: (08) 8131 0228

Entry: $25.00 & $20.00 conc.

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Friday, November 20th

The Western Subbers
and
3 Korna Jax
with special appearance by
Surprise Guests!

Doors open 7.30 for 8:00pm start

Entry: $12 or $10 conc.

Maria Forde
with Pete Titchener (Colcannon)

Saturday, November 28th, 7:00PM

Maria Forde is a singer-songwriter from Melbourne. With the release of her 6th album, Maria is certainly no newcomer to the music scene in Australia. She has worked with people such as Foster and Allen, Kieran Goss, and The Fureys.

Her live performances reflect her passion to engage with her audience and deliver a concert to remember whether it be on a main stage at a festival or an intimate venue like the Folk Centre.

Entry: $18 & $15

Cliff Milne's 2009 Musical Party
Friday, December 11th, 7:30pm

Featuring:
MACAM Youth Orchestra
Chris Finnen (with Paddy Montgomery)
The Rock Reggae Allstars (Cliff Milne, Chris Finnen, Paddy Montgomery and friends)

Entry: $12 & $10 (Children under 12 free)

Saturday, December 12th, 6:30PM
Spiral Dance
present the
Midsummer Faerie's Ball

Strap on your faerie wings, douse yourself with glitter and come join Spiral Dance to celebrate the Summer Solstice!

Doors open at 6.30 pm

$10 entry ($8 concession) - Kids Free

BYO picnic tea (no food available for sale)

** NO BYO DRINKS! All drinks must be purchased at the bar **

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Friday, December 18th
Margret RoadKnight

A unique and passionate artist, renowned for her powerful vocals and wide-ranging roots-based repertoire with lyrics full of wit and wisdom, Margret RoadKnight survives and thrives outside the mainstream music scene with flair and soul.

Four decades into her career, she continues to tour extensively, singing rivetting if under-exposed songs, either acappella or with her guitar and African thumb piano, solo or with accompanying musicians, always interspersed with informative and amusing anecdotes, at venues ranging from house concerts to outdoor festivals (and yes, she still reprises her fondly remembered mid-70's Australiana hit "Girls In Our Town").

She has sung blues, jazz, gospel, folk, comedy, and social commentary songs in concert halls and cathedrals, clubs and campuses, from Broome to Hobart, Beijing to Memphis, Paris to Auckland, Edinburgh to Tel Aviv,
New York to Seoul, Amsterdam to Dublin, New Orleans to London, Vancouver to Nuku'alofa.

Supported by
Michael McGregor & Lyn Hynd

"..as much as for her impressive voice and choice of songs, RoadKnight is delightful because she sheds so much fresh light on the nature of the world and it's people" (Oakland Tribune, San Francisco)

Entry: $18.00 & $15.00