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LOCAL LIVE MUSIC ART GALLERY OF BALLARAT 40 Lydiard St Nth, Ballarat CBD - 5320 5858 Sunday July 8 Ade Ishs and eMotion Band Sunday July 29 Last Sunday of July Concert: Vivaldi and a little bit more Sunday August 5 Celebrating Chopin 2018 CABARET CLUB 4/9367 Western highway, Warrenheip, Ballarat (p 0408 591 213 e dani@thecabaretclub.com.au Friday July 6 Electric Blues Duo Saturday July 7 Dave Graney and The Mistly Friday July 13 Shane Gilbert Friday July 20 Son Of A Gunzel ‘Sit In Sessions’ Saturday July 28 “The Price Is Wrong’ Game Show Friday August 3 Old Melbourne Road BALLARAT JAZZ CLUB Ballarat Golf Club - 1800 Sturt St, Ballarat - 0456 689 123 Sunday July 15 Davey G and Strings BALLAARAT MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE 117 Sturt St, Ballarat - 5331 3042 - ballaratmi.org.au Saturday July 7 Phileas Fogg Trio BASEMENT BAR Underneath The Lost Ones Contemporary Art Gallery 14 Camp St, Ballarat - 0456 689 123 Friday July 6 - 7:30pm Paige Duggan Saturday July 7 - 7pm Polyphonic Voices: Tallis On Top Sunday July 8 - 3pm Rod Gear Thursday July 12 - 7pm Jazz with Stephen Fewell Friday July 13 - 7:30pm Paige Duggan Sunday July 15 - 3pm High Havoc Thursday July 19 - 7pm Jazz with Stephen Fewell Friday July 20 - 7:30pm Paige Duggan Sunday July 22 - 3pm Simon Pianta Wednesday July 25 - 7:30pm Bar Choir sing-a-long Thursday July 26 - 7pm Jazz with Stephen Fewell Friday July 27 - 7:30pm Paige Duggan Sunday July 29 - 3pm Paige and The Vinleys Saturday August 4 - 7:30pm Geoffrey Williams sings Bill Withers and Nina Simone IRISH MURPHY’S 36 Sturt St, Ballarat CBD - 5331 4091 Saturday July 7 Rothschild Friday July 13 Trunk Saturday July 14 No Mistake Friday July 20 Beattie Boys Saturday July 21 MissBehavin’ Friday July 28 No Plans Friday July 3 Blank Canvas GEORGE HOTEL - Live at the Lane 27 Lydiard Street Nth, Ballarat CBD - 5333 4866 Saturday July 7 Jesse Zahra Friday July 13 Kieran Tobin + Ryan Bell Saturday July 14 Steffi Friday July 20 Anna Oliphant-Wright + Ash Egan Saturday July 21 Brodie Farlech Friday July 27 Kev Antonio + Jesse Zahra Saturday July 28 Brodie Glen KAROVA LOUNGE Field & Camp St, Ballarat CBD - 5332 9122 Wednesday July The Preatures + Ali Barter Friday July 13 Didirri + Moreton + Kat Edwards Saturday July 14 KL 14 deat. Dewey and The Panel Beaters + Wax Nomads + Butterfunked + Barry Sunset Friday July 27 The Southern River Band Saturday July 28 Slum Sociable + Milan Ring OPULANCE 203 Dana Street, Ballarat CBD - (03) 4310 2919 Saturday July 7 Andy Firth & Rebecca Mendoza + The Benny Goodman / Billie Holiday sessions Friday July 27 Georgia Brooks NORTH BRITAIN HOTEL 502 Doveton St Nth, Soldiers Hill, Ballarat - 5331 1291 Sunday July 8 Harrty lamb MUNSTER’S ARMS 10 Victoria Street, Bakery Hill, Ballarat CBD - 5332 2323 check with the pub Gordon Ukulele Club We have several in the group who like to vibrate strings: if you are one - or even an aspirant or just curious - then this may strike a chord for you! The get together on..... - Wednesday Evenings at 7pm at the Gordon Hotel - First Sunday of the month at 3pm at the Gordon Hotel - Third Sunday of the month at 10am at Gordon Bleu 48 July 2018 ARTeFACT Newsletter
WHAT IS BALLARAT EVOLVE? Ballarat Evolve is a trial program supported by the Ballarat Arts Foundation. This program is investigating the sustainability of linking private businesses with micro-creative enterprises and artists, and permitting access to empty retail spaces throughout the regional city’s central business district - focusing on fast tracking the city’s evolution. WHAT IS THE REASON FOR BALLARAT EVOLVE? Taking learnings from the hugely successful Renew Newcastle and Renew Australia initiatives, and relying upon the advice and guidance of Arts Law Centre of Australia, Ballarat Evolve was borne out of genuine interest from local traders. Interested groups started to notice the changing profile of the inner city streets, and a private initiative was undertaken. Volunteers logged empty retail environments in a selected area of the CBD, noting those buildings highlighted with a ‘For Lease’, ‘For Sale’ and those which were clearly empty. This was matched with attitudinal research of 220 individuals living, using and working in the heart of the city. “62% of people believe there are fewer people shopping in the heart of Ballarat compared to a year ago.” — Ballarat Public Use Survey, Feb 2018 “87% of those who live and work in Ballarat believe that there are many empty shops in the heart of the city.” — Ballarat Public Use Survey, Feb 2018 WHY IS THE BALLARAT ARTS FOUNDATION INVOLVED? The Ballarat Arts Foundation was approached with the concept to support a trial, investigating the feasibility of placing creative arts practitioners and small businesses into identified empty retail environments. Ballarat Arts Foundation, as the city’s primary grantmaker to the creative and arts community, has agreed to support the project’s trial till the end of December 2018. The Ballarat Arts Foundation will assess applicants, and coordinate the profiling matching of applicants to suitable locations in conjunction with the landlords and their representative agents. It is hoped that following the review period, the program will be established as an ongoing concern. WHO ELSE IS INVOLVED? Ballarat Evolve is supported by a range of different private bodies, including real estate agents Colliers International and legal teams offering their services pro-bono. “56% of respondents disagree that the centre of Ballarat is vibrant and lively.”” — Ballarat Public Use Survey, Feb 2018 “84% of people in Ballarat believe that empty retail shops should be made available to micro-businesses and enterprises. ” — Ballarat Public Use Survey, Feb 2018 APPLYING TO BE A PART OF THE BALLARAT EVOLVE TRIAL FOR ARTISTS We are currently seeking creative industries, artists and makers to put themselves forward for consideration. The trial will be small and tightly managed, so we would encourage you not to be disappointed should you not be successful on this occasion. Please submit your Expression of Interest, and we will coordinate interviews and appointments with those who are successful. www.ballaratartsfoundation.org.au/evolve-ballarat/ FOR LANDLORDS We are seeking submissions from landlords with properties in the Ballarat Central region that have proven difficult to lease. We seek the support of property owners who have vacant buildings to make them available for this project trial, adding them to our existing list of properties under consideration. www.ballaratartsfoundation.org.au/evolve-ballarat/ July 2018 ARTeFACT Newsletter 49
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