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EVENT PROGRAM CELEBRATING 150 YEARS 7th-17th FEB 2014 OF BANJO PATERSON Illustration by courtesy of Freya Blackwood WELCOME TO THE SLOW SUMMER BANJO PATERSON FESTIVAL 2014 heralds the amalgamation of Slow Summer and the Banjo Paterson Festival. We will still retain the important components of Slow Summer - water, family, fun and healthy lifestyle but the hero will be Banjo Paterson, who was born in Orange 150 years ago. Andrew Barton (Banjo) Paterson was born at ‘Narrambla’ Orange on 17 February 1864. He lived in Yeoval until he was about 7, then moved extensively throughout NSW, Victoria and Queensland. Banjo is an Australian legend. From those early days in the Orange region, Paterson wrote......’My first impressions are of life on a mixed sheep and cattle station called ‘Buckinbah’ near Obley (this is the site of the present day town of Yeoval) in the west of New South Wales somewhere about 1868. They consist mainly of things that would appeal to a small child’s mind - the emus that came fearlessly up to the house, the wild horses that went tearing through the timber, and the long days spent out shepherding the sheep with one of the station lads.’ He studied law, was a Journalist with the Melbourne Age, wrote prolifically for Sydney and Melbourne newspapers, was a war correspondent in the Boer War where he managed the horses in the Middle East for the light horse infantry in World War 1. Banjo played all sports, had strong social and political views, and his writings depicted Australian country life during his lifetime. There are a number of wonderful events to participate in across the 11 days including the ‘Night Market’ in Robertson Park, ‘Dragon Boat Challenge’ at Lake Canobolas, Banjo Paterson Concert, Family Day at Emmaville Cottage, Junior Colonial Cooking Classes and Banjo Paterson Birthday Celebrations. Whilst you enjoy the Slow Summer Banjo Paterson Festival, we urge you to explore our wonderful region and maybe follow one of the Banjo Paterson trails. For the more energetic, hop on your bike and follow the many cycling trails around Orange and the surrounding region. We hope you enjoy the 2014 Slow Summer and Banjo Paterson Festival. Len Banks Chairman Banjo Paterson Festival 2014 www.tasteorange.com.au Thank you to all our partners with the Orange Health Service Bloomfield Campus Health Career Grow your SLOW SUMMER BANJO PATERSON FESTIVAL SIGNATURE EVENTS Dalton St Mitchell Hwy Summer St Byng St March St Kite St Park St Clinton St Hill St Sale St Sale St Anson St Peisley St Cargo Rd/Coronation Dr Forbes Rd/The Escort Way Ploughmans Ln Woodward St Pinnacle Rd Racecourse Rd Canobolas Rd Molong Rd Burrendong Way William St Leeds Pde To Bloomfield To Lake Canobolas To To To To Millthorpe To CSU To Molong & Dubbo Northern Distributor Lords Pl * This map has been simplified N 1 2 5 3 22 16 7 9 6 8 19 18 17 10 4 12 11 15 To Kinross Forest Icely Rd 20 To Mayfield 21 14 To 21 To Lone Pine Ave Lone Pine Ave 13 23 Robertson Park Theatre, Library, Gallery Orange Region Farmers Market Newstead Bowling Club Gladstone Hotel Duntryleague Cook Park The Barracks Mortimers Wines CSU Orange Botanic Gardens Emmaville Cottage Orange General Cemetery Orange Paceway Kinross Forest Bloomfield Campus Lake Canobolas Stockman’s Ridge Wines Mandagery Creek Venison Mayfield Vineyard Bradgate Park Arena Twisted River Wines Towac Park Racecourse 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 The Slow Summer Banjo Paterson Festival is the amalgamation of the 150 year celebration of Banjo Paterson and the Slow Summer Festival featuring water, outdoors & healthy lifestyle activities for the whole family. Don’t miss the signature events to be held during this 11 day Festival. NIGHT MARKETS IN ROBERTSON PARK FRIDAY 7 FEBRUARY Robertson Park will be bursting with wine, food and artisan stalls. There will be music, children’s activities, child friendly food and much more for the whole family. A DAY AT THE BEACH SATURDAY 15 FEBRUARY A great family day at Lake Canobolas. Witness corporate and social teams from around the region battle it out to raise money for a range of local charities. BANJO PATERSON CONCERT SATURDAY 15 FEBRUARY Wallis and Matilda will perform at the Orange Ex-Services Club in a musical tribute to Banjo Paterson. BIG FAMILY PICNIC DAY AT EMMAVILLE COTTAGE SUNDAY 16 FEBRUARY Celebrate the opening of Emmaville Cottage with markets, music and family activities. BANJO PATERSON... MORE THAN A POET MONDAY 17 FEBRUARY Official opening of the exhibition by The Honourable Tim Fischer, entertainment by Wallis & Matilda. BANJO PATERSON OFFICIAL BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION MONDAY 17 FEBRUARY The official birthday dinner celebration will be held at the Orange Botanic Garden Function Centre. Special Guest – Jack Thompson.

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Slow Summer in 2014 will be a combination of the Slow Summer Night Markets, Day at The beach, Art Competition and the special celebrations of 150 years of Banjo Paterson. This Festival is being run by a Committee with representatives from Rotary Club of Orange, Taste Orange, Orange an District Historical Society, Orange City Council, Cabonne Shire Council, Millamolong Polo Club, ABC Radio, Yeoval Historical Society and the State Member for Orange. Andrew Barton (Banjo) Paterson was born at 'Narrambla' Orange on 17 February 1864. Banjo is an Australian legend. He lived in Yeoval until he was a bout 7, he moved a lot throughout NSW, Victoria and Queensland.

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EVENT PROGRAMCELEBRATING 150 YEARS7th-17th FEB 2014

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WELCOME TO THE SLOW SUMMERBANJO PATERSON FESTIVAL2014 heralds the amalgamation of Slow Summer and the Banjo Paterson Festival.

We will still retain the important components of Slow Summer - water, family, fun and healthy lifestyle but the hero will be Banjo Paterson, who was born in Orange 150 years ago. Andrew Barton (Banjo) Paterson was born at ‘Narrambla’ Orange on 17 February 1864. He lived in Yeoval until he was about 7, then moved extensively throughout NSW, Victoria and Queensland.

Banjo is an Australian legend. From those early days in the Orange region, Paterson wrote......’My first impressions are of life on a mixed sheep and cattle station called ‘Buckinbah’ near Obley (this is the site of the present day town of Yeoval) in the west of New South Wales somewhere about 1868. They consist mainly of things that would appeal to a small child’s mind - the emus that came fearlessly up to the house, the wild horses that went tearing through the timber, and the long days spent out shepherding the sheep with one of the station lads.’

He studied law, was a Journalist with the Melbourne Age, wrote prolifically for Sydney and Melbourne newspapers, was a war correspondent in the Boer War where he managed the horses in the Middle East for the light horse infantry in World War 1. Banjo played all sports, had strong social and political views, and his writings depicted Australian country life during his lifetime.

There are a number of wonderful events to participate in across the 11 days including the ‘Night Market’ in Robertson Park, ‘Dragon Boat Challenge’ at Lake Canobolas, Banjo Paterson Concert, Family Day at Emmaville Cottage, Junior Colonial Cooking Classes and Banjo Paterson Birthday Celebrations.

Whilst you enjoy the Slow Summer Banjo Paterson Festival, we urge you to explore our wonderful region and maybe follow one of the Banjo Paterson trails. For the more energetic, hop on your bike and follow the many cycling trails around Orange and the surrounding region.

We hope you enjoy the 2014 Slow Summer and Banjo Paterson Festival.

Len BanksChairmanBanjo Paterson Festival 2014 www.tasteorange.com.au

Thank you to all our partners

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The Slow Summer Banjo Paterson Festival is the amalgamation of the 150 year celebration of Banjo Paterson and the Slow Summer Festival featuring water, outdoors & healthy lifestyle activities for the whole family.

Don’t miss the signature events to be held during this 11 day Festival.

N I G H T M A R K E T S I N R O B E R T S O N P A R K

FRIDAY 7 FEBRUARYRobertson Park will be bursting with wine, food and artisan stalls. There will be music, children’s activities, child friendly food and much more for the whole family.

A D A Y A T T H E B E A C H

SATURDAY 15 FEBRUARYA great family day at Lake Canobolas. Witness corporate and social teams from around the region battle it out to raise money for a range of local charities.

B A N J O P A T E R S O N C O N C E R T

SATURDAY 15 FEBRUARYWallis and Matilda will perform at the Orange Ex-Services Club in a musical tribute to Banjo Paterson.

B I G F A M I L Y P I C N I C D A Y A T E M M A V I L L E C O T T A G E

SUNDAY 16 FEBRUARYCelebrate the opening of Emmaville Cottage with markets, music and family activities.

B A N J O P A T E R S O N . . . M O R E T H A N A P O E T

MONDAY 17 FEBRUARYOfficial  opening  of  the  exhibition  by  The  Honourable   Tim Fischer, entertainment by Wallis & Matilda.

B A N J O P A T E R S O N O F F I C I A L B I R T H D A Y C E L E B R A T I O N

MONDAY 17 FEBRUARYThe  official  birthday  dinner  celebration  will  be  held  at  the  Orange  Botanic Garden Function Centre. Special Guest – Jack Thompson.

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D U R I N G T H E W E E K

BANJO TIME LINE DISPLAY @ ORANGE REGIONAL ART GALLERYTrace the life of AB (Banjo) Paterson.Orange Regional Art Gallery | Tues-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 12pm-4pm | 02 6393 8136

BANJO’S WORDS @ ORANGE CITY LIBRARYA display highlighting Banjo’s published works.Orange City Library | Mon-Fri 10am-7pm, Sat 9.30am-4pm, Sun 1pm-5pm | 02 6393 8132

ART EXHIBITION AND STUDIO TOURS @ COLOUR CITY CREATIVESSee the artists at work.The Barracks | 10am-4pm | 0428 565 124

BANJO SELF DRIVE HISTORICAL TRAILTracing the Early Years.From the Orange Visitor Information Centre 1800 069 466

BANJO PATERSON SHOP FRONT DISPLAYSBusinesses compete for the most creative display. | DailyOrange CBD & Villages | Contact: Central Western Daily 6391 2900

STREET BUSKINGBusking with an Australian Colonial theme.Orange and Villages | 9am-5pm | 0428 288 431

AB (BANJO) PATERSON WAR SERVICE DISPLAYOrange Ex-Services Club Foyer |    Club  Hours    |    02  6362  2666

BANJO PATERSON.. . MORE THAN A POETPermanent AB (Banjo) Paterson Display.43 Forbes Street, Yeoval | 9am-3pm | Alf Cantrell - 0427 208 913

EXERCISE IN THE PARK WITH FITNESS PERFECTIONMon: CX 30 | Tues: Body Balance | Wed: Bootcamp Thurs: Body Balance | Fri: Thump (boxing).Robertson Park, Orange | [email protected]    | 02 6362 6195

INTERNATIONAL DRESSAGE EVENTCelebrating Food, Wine & Art - The Sport of Dressage.Bradgate Park Indoor Arena | 13-16 Feb, 8am-6pmCathie  Drury-­Klein:    0417  224  432    or    [email protected]

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BANJO PATERSON FESTIVAL NIGHT MARKETWine, food, artisan stalls, music and much more…Robertson Park | 5.30pm to 8.30pm | 02 6360 1990

SUMMER TWILIGHT STREET ORIENTEERINGCourses for all abilities and ages.Bletchington Oval, Peisley St | 6pm-7pm$7pp | 02 6365 1119 | www.goldseekers.org

DUNTRYLEAGUE’S AUSSIE CUISINE ON THE GREEN3 course dinner on the putting green.Duntryleague Golf Club | 6pm | $85pp | 02 6362 3466

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ORANGE REGION FARMERS MARKETMeet our producers, taste and buy great local produce. Orange Regional Gallery Northcourt8.30am-12.30pm | 0425 259 350

HOLY TRINITY ORANGE PEALERSA weekend of Bell Ringing and Tower Tours (9am to 10am).Various times | Contact: Jennifer Derrick 0412 352 299

BANJO PATERSON ART FESTIVAL AND LAUNCHExhibition of artworks with a Banjo theme.Newstead Bowling Club | 10am - 4pm, Launch 6.30pm to 8pm | 02 6362 5729

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ROTARY BREKKY AND POETRY IN THE PARKA full breakfast and some Banjo verse to start your day!Robertson Park | 7.30am to 8.30 am | 0428 459 117

BANJO PATERSON ART EXHIBITIONExhibition of artworks with a Banjo theme.Newstead Bowling Club | 10am-6pm | 02 6362 5729

GOLF WITH A HICKORY TWISTIndividual Stableford with 3 holes using hickory sticks.Duntryleague Golf Club | 02 6362 3466

SUMMER TWILIGHT STREET ORIENTEERINGCourses for all abilities and ages.Mt Lindsay, Rotary Park, Dalton St | 6pm-7pm$7pp | 02 6365 1119 | www.goldseekers.org

DUELLING BANJOSBudding  bards  and  banjo  players  battle  in  a  fiery  competition.Gladstone  Hotel    | 6pm-9pm | $8 adult, $5 concessionTo enter, send name and contact details to [email protected]  or  call  Brooke  02  6393  2510

A CONVERSATION WITH BANJO - BY THE MOLONG PLAYERSBanjo in dialogue with his grandmother.Orange Civic Theatre | 7.30pm | $30pp | Ticketek - 02 6393 8111

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A DAY AT THE BEACHFeaturing the Dragon Boat Challenge.Lake Canobolas | 10am-4pm | Taste Orange 02 6360 1990

BATTLE OF THE BARDS: POETRY SLAMPerformances inspired by Banjo’s life.CWA  Hall,  Robertson  Park    | 4pm | 02 6393 8132

TASTE INTERNATIONAL DRESSAGE IN ORANGEFreestyle to music, wine & food incl some unique entertainment.Bradgate Park Arena | 6pm | $80pp0417  224  432    [email protected]

WALLIS AND MALTIDA CONCERTBush ballad music concert & dinner.Orange Ex-Services Club | 7pm | $75pp | 02 6362 2666

PASTA, PLONK AND POETRY

Dinner by Lesley Russell, Orange Regional Cooking School &  wine  by  Mayfield.    |    The  Old  Schoolhouse,  Mayfield  Vineyard7pm | $75pp | 02 6362 8898

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BANJO PATERSON FESTIVAL RUNRunning event for all ages in the Botanic Gardens.Orange Botanic Gardens | 9am | Frank Ostini 0417 436 633

FAMILY DAY @ EMMAVILLE COTTAGEOpening of Emmaville Cottage, BBQ, poetry, markets & more...Orange Botanic Garden Precinct | 9am-2pm | 0428 459 117

GINJA NINJA 250MTB Bike Racing for solos & pairs. | Kinross State Forest10am | Entry TBC | www.rocketon2wheels.com.au

BANJO’S TRAIL BUG BIKE RIDEFamily bike ride on Banjo’s Trail. | 9.30amMeet  @  Botanic  Gardens  carpark    | Sue Bonnar 0437 269 307

CSU SPARKLING BRUNCHTaste a range of sparkling wine with a fresh summer brunch.Charles Sturt University Cellar Door | 10am-11.30am$35pp |    0459  100  533    [email protected]

AUSTRALIAN POEMSActor, Jack Thompson reads Australia’s most loved poems.Orange Civic Theatre | 2.30pm $25 & $20 concession | 02 9665 6135 |    www.finepoests.com

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BREAKFAST WITH BANJOJoin  the  celebrations  with  the  Orange  Historical  Society.Banjo Park, Ophir Road | 7am | Price TBC | 0437 868 595

BANJO PATERSON.. . MORE THAN A POETOfficial  opening  of  the  Exhibition,  entertainment  by   Wallis and Matilda.43 Forbes Street, Yeoval | 10am | Alf Cantrell 0427 208 913

BANJO PATERSON BIRTHDAY DINNEROutdoor dining overlooking the beautiful Gardens at sunset.Orange Botanic Gardens | 7pm | $75ppTaste Orange 02 6360 1990

F R I N G E E V E N T S

SATURDAY 22 FEBRUARY | FLIX IN THE STIXShort  film,  live  music  and  comedy  under  the  stars.Orange Botanic Gardens | Gates open 6pm Tickets  and  event  details  at  www.flixinthestix.com.au

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This calendar is a snapshot of events throughout the Banjo Paterson Festival.

For full event details please visit www.tasteorange.com.au

S A T U R D A Y , 8 F E B C O N T I N U E D . . .

JUNIOR CHEF MASTERCLASSES WITH KATE BRACKSBush tucker cooking with our MasterChef - Kate.Pine  Lodge,  Bloomfield  Campus    | 11.30am, 1pm, 2.30pm, 4pm | $28pp | 02 6360 1990

MUNCH AND MEANDER IN MILLTHORPEStroll historic Millthorpe. Poetry and music at Gerry’s all day. Food & wine at the station.Station Place | 12pm-5pm | $5 tastes/glass of wine | 0403 282 854

MANDAGERY FARM VENISON LUNCHFarm Tour and 3 course lunch.Mandagery Creek Farm Kitchen | 12.30pm$75pp, BYO | 0400 032 326

MORTIMER’S WINES AMATEUR POETRY REGATTAPoets are invited to recite their own works.Mortimer’s Old March School Cellar Door | 2pm-6pmEntry: $10 per poem/Camp oven buffet $20pp | 02 6365 8513

TWILIGHT GARDEN PARTY @STOCKMAN’S RIDGEFood  by  Michael  Manners,  music  and  a  fun  filled  night.Stockman’s Ridge Wines | 6pm | $45pp | 0401 299 540

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BANJO PATERSON ART EXHIBITIONExhibition of artworks with a Banjo theme.Newstead Bowling Club | 10am-4pm | 02 6362 5729

‘OLD MAN’ YABBIE FISHING COMPETITIONIncludes lunch and wine tasting.By the Billabong, under the Coolabah Tree, Twisted River Wines | 10am | $25 | 02 6364 5447

THE BANJO PATERSON HARNESS RACING CARNIVAL OF CUPSFeaturing country music star Adam Brand.Highlands  Paceway    | 12.30pm | $10 adults, $5 concession, $25 family, under 16’s free |    0402  718  733  or  [email protected]

CITY OF ORANGE BRASS BAND - COOK PARK RECITALEnjoy music in beautiful Cook Park.Cook Park | 1pm-2pm | 0408 618 957

HOLY TRINITY ORANGE PEALERSA  weekend  of  Bell  Ringing  at  Holy  Trinity  Church.Various times | Contact: Jennifer Derrick 0412 352 299

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ROTARY BREKKY AND POETRY IN THE PARKA full breakfast and some Banjo verse to start your day!Robertson Park | 7.30am to 8.30 am | 0428 459 117

BANJO PATERSON ART EXHIBITIONExhibition of artworks with a Banjo theme.Newstead Bowling Club | 10am-4pm | 02 6362 5729

BANJO PATERSON RACE DAYFeaturing The Banjo Paterson Cup.Towac Park Racecourse | 12pm | $10pp 02  6361  4552  or  [email protected]

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ROTARY BREKKY AND POETRY IN THE PARKA full breakfast and some Banjo verse to start your day!Robertson Park | 7.30am to 8.30 am | 0428 459 117

BANJO PATERSON ART EXHIBITIONExhibition of artworks with a Banjo theme.Newstead Bowling Club | 10am-4pm | 02 6362 5729

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ROTARY BREKKY AND POETRY IN THE PARKA full breakfast and some Banjo verse to start your day!Robertson Park | 7.30am to 8.30 am | 0428 459 117

BANJO PATERSON ART EXHIBITIONExhibition of artworks with a Banjo theme.Newstead Bowling Club | 10am-4pm | 02 6362 5729

ORANGE CEMETERY TOURWith  local  historian  Elizabeth  Griffin.Orange General Cemetery | 10.30am | 0437 868 595

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ROTARY BREKKY AND POETRY IN THE PARKA full breakfast and some Banjo verse to start your day!Robertson Park | 7.30am to 8.30 am | 0428 459 117

BANJO PATERSON ART EXHIBITIONExhibition of artworks with a Banjo theme.Newstead Bowling Club | 10am-4pm | 02 6362 5729

ORANGE HEALTH SERVICE ART AND HEALTH TOURA stunning public art space.Orange  Base  Hospital    |    4.30pm    |    02  6369  3000

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