IT’S going to be busy in William Street on Wednesday night with two concerts but a stone’s throw from each other.
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Naomi Price is pop songstress Adele in Rumour Has It at the Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre from 7.30pm.
Naomi is a highly talented actress as well as a superb singer who will entertain with a six-piece band in this sensational night of cabaret theatre.
Up the road at St Michael and St John Cathedral, renowned international baritone and Stannies old boy Christopher Hillier will return to town, joined in performance by local student singers.
Tickets are $20 at the door. Proceeds go to the Cathedral Restoration Appeal.
Meanwhile, in Keppel Street, Bathurst City Library will host author Melissa Jacob who’ll talk about her funny, insightful and moving account of what happens to a close, loving middle-class family when the father is unexpectedly thrown in jail.
The talk is free but bookings are essential for catering on 6333 6281.
Screened live from London
THE wonderful screenings of theatre from the National Theatre in London continue with the Harold Pinter comedy classic No Man's Land this Sunday, February 19.
You can see it at BMEC from 2pm.
Celebrating Banjo’s birth
IT’S Banjo Paterson’s birthday on Friday.
Orange hosts the ever-growing festival in his name from February 16-26, including an event in the beautiful gardens of Millthorpe’s Rosebank Guesthouse this Saturday, February 18 from 1pm-6pm for an afternoon of folk, bush and shearing music and poetry by Jason and Chloe Roweth and acclaimed bush poet Peter Mace. Entry is free.
Join the arts collective
THAT heat last weekend didn’t deter people from two workshops – in performance and in photography – held by artist-run initiative ARTSHED at their new home-base Tremain’s Mill at the bottom of Keppel Street.
The group is a collective of artists with and without disability.
They hold monthly meetings, regular workshops and professional development and are this year working towards a performance event during the Winter Festival and an end of year exhibition.
They’re also calling for new members (all artforms welcome). More info at artsoutwest.org.au or contact Arts OutWest projects officer Penny May on 0412 768 030.
