Event entertainment overflows You and your friends are invited to an exhibition of Watercolours of the South East featuring flora and fauna, seascapes and landscapes by renowned local artisits Lois Hodge and Jill Eckermann at Local Images Gallery, 55 Church Street, Penola on Friday, 22nd May, 2015 at 5.00pm. Official opening by Amelia Balnaves at 5.30pm. FROM rock and roll classics to intimate acoustic performances, music fans can expect a weekend of quality shows during the Penola Coonawarra Arts Festival. Penola will come alive with sounds set to delight and entertain both locals and visitors alike during the weekend. Festival regular Kelly Menhennett performs at the Glenroy Shearing Shed next Thursday to open the live music program. 55 church street penola enquiries 0438 826 554 Action continues on the Friday night at Penola’s Prince of Wales Hotel with two-piece garage band Gator fronted by Jarrad Kilsby taking to the stage, followed by local band The Led Sleds. The scene will be set with rockabilly tunes to continue the festivities. The popular Shenanigans event returns to the Coonawarra Hall the following evening. The event has been a standing drawcard for people to dance the night away to a variety of music by several bands performing in the same venue. Organiser Simon Weston said the evenings had proven so popular in the past that he was sticking with the formula for the night. “Often in regional areas like ours, people rarely get the chance to experience several genres of music in one place, particularly in such a unique atmosphere as the Coonawarra Hall,” he said. “With fantastic live music, food and wine and a great community spirit, the evening promises something for everyone.” The line-up includes Kalangadoo singer songwriter Hugh McColl, Limestone Coast-based Christy Wallace with her new trio and seven piece band The Sloe Ruin. Also among the evening’s highlights will be popular singer Kelly Menhennett, who returns to the Coonawarra Hall after wowing audiences last year. Food by Mount Gambier’s Gala Mustafa will be available and drinks will be on sale from the Coonawarra Hall bar. On Sunday, visitors can stroll through history as Penola’s Petticoat Lane comes alive all day with buskers, artists at work, vintage cars on display and a range of vintage shops. Music lovers will also have the opportunity to step up and showcase their own talents at the Royal Oak Revue and Open Mic competition to be held in the beer garden at the Heyward’s hotel from noon. It is a chance to shine on the small stage, with cash prizes up for grabs. Musicians, poets, spoken word performers and songwriters are invited to entertain the audience. Tickets for Shenanigans are $25 and available through the Penola Visitor Information Centre on 8737 2855 or at the door on the night. Contact Simon Weston on 0408 085 116 for entries for the open mic event at Heyward’s Royal Oak Hotel . Visit www.artsfestival.com. au for the full program of events. ‘Coonawarra Unearthed’ Art Exhibition Visit us at Zema and enjoy a delicious bowl of Mrs Zema’s traditional pasta or homemade arancini with a glass of Zema’s finest wine. Relax in the ambience created by this year’s talented ‘Coonawarra Unearthed’ entrants, combined with artworks on display from students of Mary MacKillop and Penola Primary Schools who will also perform as part of the combined School’s Choir. Where: Zema Estate, Coonawarra Date: Friday 22nd Time: 10am to 4pm • All Welcome Choir: Sunday 24th May to Sunday 24th May at 12noon May Mrs Zema’s Pasta & Arancin for Lunch Saturday May 23rd Sunday May 24th 12pm - 2pm & WINE . FOOD. ART & MUSIC Slow cooked Lamb Pizziaola DiGiorgio Family wines by the glass View a range of hand crafted, locally sourced wooden items from Aussie Wood by Buck ‘n’ Bob Music by Nicole Lear Saturday 23rd May 12pm-3pm DiGiorgio Barrel Shed Contact 08 8736 3222 Official opening at 12pm 670873 www.digiorgio.com.au 14 - The South Eastern Times, Thursday, May 14, 2015 LOCAL IMAGES: Artist Lois Hodge and arts committee member and former proprietor of Local Images Amelia Balnaves prepare for the upcoming exhibition at Local Images. Watercolour talents showcased TWO of Penola’s well-known artists will repeat history for a Penola Coonawarra Arts Festival exhibition at Local Images Gallery. Jill Eckermann and Lois Hodge have created an exhibition of watercolour images of the South East for this year’s festival. Both artists have a strong connection to John Shaw Neilson and the festival’s acquisitive art prize. Entries for the first art prize were displayed at the Local Images gallery and continued to be exhibited there for the next 19 years. Eventually the competition outgrew the small gallery and was moved to Penola High School. Both Jill and Lois favour the watercolour medium and have taught and exhibited across the country. Their first joint exhibition was at Naracoorte Art Gallery in 1983 and the two have been friends for many years. “We both believe there is magic in watercolour and the South East is very conducive to this style of painting,” Lois said. “John Shaw Neilson lived in Penola until he was nine and painted the country in words, while we use paint.” She said Jill and herself connect with their surroundings. “We both find the country enchanting and atmospheric, while the flora and fauna are outstanding and provide us with a challenge.” Jill said each painting presented unique opportunities. “I love the challenge of portraits, but also the rural surroundings, like flowers and plants, are among my favourite subject matters,” she said. “Watercolour is my favourite medium because you have the chemistry of mixing water with pigments and having knowledge to control the colour is important.” The exhibition will be opened at the gallery next Friday by former proprietor of Local Images and arts committee member Amelia Balnaves at 5.30pm. 670874 670876
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