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Keyword results: Festival

The mother of all zine fairs

What:
The mother of all zine fairs

Where:
MOVED! Now at Degraves St Subway, Melbourne

When:
Sat Feb 13, 3-8pm

How much:
Free!

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Description:
If you're familiar with the world of zines, you'll know they cover a broad spectrum of interesting subjects and ideas in a gloriously unfiltered, incredibly direct manner. You'll also know that most of them are about feeling alienated and lonely, so the thought of a subway full of zinemakers uniting and selling their wares is some really cockle-warming stuff.

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Event: Markets

Stimulus: Cheap Treasure

Hot Licks Festival

Article published 3rd Feb 10
Ambience: Outdoor
Difficulty: Depends how hard you push it

After many teenage years of crippling boredom in Mount Gambier, the only thing that usually succeeds in getting me back there is the obligatory love of my family (and even then my mother would say it's an uphill battle). The town itself is nothing short of stunning - lush green expanses, a sparkling blue lake, and only a hop and a skip to the beach - but somehow I can't seem to shake that gut feeling that I'd be better off staying in Melbourne and watching paint dry.

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Tomorrow The World

Article published 12th Oct 09
Ambience: hardcore
Difficulty: Depends how hard you push it

Call it THE OTHER Melbourne International Arts festival - West Space are putting on a three-week festival of sound, performance, and audiovisual art. And the most you'll pay is $20 - can't say that about the German opera can you? If it makes noise or it's got images that move then you'll find it in Tomorrow The World.

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Chapterfest music festival

What:
Chapterfest music festival

Where:
The Tote, 71 Johnston St, Collingwood

When:
Sat Sep 19, doors 7.30pm

How much:
$15

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Description:
Chapter Music has bands and bands. Days of bands. They've cramming them all into an upstairs / downstairs, tops and bottoms gig at The Tote, Chapterfest. Everyone will be there. And by everyone we mean Tenniscoats (Japan), Primitive Calculators, Pikelet and more. This will sell out. Really.

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Event: Festival

Stimulus: guitars everywhere

Flip Out Festival - Royal Headache interview

Article published 26th Aug 09
Release: Tour
To Cure: This City

The Flip Out Festival is the best thing to happen to Melbourne since the VFL v-neck. This year there's something like 13 bands, and a record fair. Before we get on to the interview that will inspire a kind of suicide impulse inside your credit card as your clickety fingers type the numbers into the Corner Hotel ticket page, here's the line-up: Pink Reason (USA), Goodnight Loving (USA), James Arthur's Manhunt (USA), Ooga Boogas, Naked on the Vague, Royal Headache, Super Wild Horses, Slug Guts, The Disbelievers, Native Cats, Dick Diver, the Twerps, Teen Archer and Repairs.

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Boogie! 3

What:
Boogie! 3

Where:
Bruzzy's Farm, Tallarook (101km from the CBD)

When:
Easter Weekend, Apr 10, 11, 12

How much:
$145 +BF from here

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Description:
Woah where the hell did this come from? It just snuck right up on us like a ninja... A festival ninja. This is the third year of Boogie! And, while it's 101km out from the CBD, there are only 500 tickets, art installations, and boxxxwars. Yeah, boxxxwars! Oh and there are some musical acts playing too.

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Event: Festival

Stimulus: Sunshine

Nevereverland

What:
Nevereverland

Where:
Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne

When:
Sun Dec 14, 2pm

How much:
$99.95 from here

Win:
We have one double pass to give away. For your chance to win email win@threethousand.com.au with subject line: "I was that kid in leopard print undies and without me, Nevereverland is nothing. NOTHING!"

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Description:
It seems like only yesterday when that kid wearing nothing but body glitter and leopard print undies and was grinding your left leg while your right leg shuffled to the blood-rushing sounds of Daft Punk. It was like Heaven and Earth had come together and half of Melbourne had been invited to the party.

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Event: Bands & DJs

Stimulus: sound the horns!

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