Latest Events in Cornish(May Updated)

The Mad Wobble Bowls Tournament in Wallaroo offers a refreshing twist on traditional bowling games, promising a unique and enjoyable experience. The tournament, taking place on May 8, June 4, June 11, and June 18, 2024, at the Wallaroo Bowling Club, features a dynamic format that combines both team and individual play. Participants can form teams of three with family, friends, colleagues, or community members to compete in various rounds, including 1 v 1 and 2 v 2 matches, leading up to a thrilling Singles Knockout Round Robin finale. Tickets are priced at A$15 per person, with each team member receiving a complimentary drink at every event. The tournament is open to adults of all skill levels and ages, as well as children over 12 years old. Join the Mad Wobble Bowls Tournament for an engaging blend of traditional bowling skills and innovative gameplay that promises a memorable and enjoyable time for all involved.

Experience the art of sculpture through the eyes of an artist at the "Drawing from Sculpture" workshop held at Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park in Cornish. Participants will have the opportunity to sketch outdoor sculptures in the park, focusing on elements such as gesture, silhouette, and light. Led by the 2024 sculptor-in-residence, Davis Fandiño, the workshop includes a brief discussion, a demonstration, and a group critique session. Materials will be provided, but attendees are welcome to bring their own. The event is open to individuals over 16 of all skill levels. Fandiño's background includes work in the film industry and fine art studies in Italy, bringing a unique perspective to the workshop. The sculptor-in-residence program at the park, established in 1969, aims to inspire and educate visitors by showcasing art in the figurative tradition. Embrace this opportunity to engage with artistry amidst the legacy of Augustus Saint-Gaudens. The event takes place on June 22, 2024, with tickets priced at $30.

Experience the electrifying vibes of the This Life Music Festival's 'Bad Moon Rising Edition' at the Carnarvon Race Club in Massey Bay on June 22, 2024. Australian rock legends Eskimo Joe will headline the event, promising an unforgettable night of soul-stirring music. Joining them is the acclaimed Dan Sultan, winner of the Best Adult Contemporary award at the 2023 ARIA Awards. Prepare to be captivated by the dynamic performances that seamlessly blend Eskimo Joe's hits with Sultan's award-winning material. Carnarvon's favorite Creedence Clearwater tribute band, Proud Mary, will also be there to take you on a nostalgic musical journey. Additionally, Bloom will enchant you with her mesmerizing vocals paying homage to Fleetwood Mac. The This Life Music Festival, in collaboration with the Carnarvon Race Club, offers a night of pure musical bliss from 5 pm to 11.30 pm. Secure your Early Bird tickets now at A$84.96 before they sell out. Don't miss this extraordinary community event celebrating the beauty of life!

Create a life a low relief portrait in clay like ones sculpted by Augustus Saint Gaudens. Meet the Instructor Davis Fandiño is the 2024 sculptor-in-residence at Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park. He began his artistic studies early in life as an assistant and apprentice in sculpture studios, foundries, and mold-making shops before moving to Los Angeles to work as a sculptor for special-effects studios in the film industry where for over a decade he was involved in the production of major blockbuster movies. During that time he continued to pursue his fine-art studies, spending months between projects working in stone-carving sculpture studios in Carrara, Italy and creating portraits of friends and celebrities alike. He now has a personal studio in Bentonville, Arkansas and is working towards creating a body of work that encompasses all his experiences and studies over the past 20 years. About the Program The sculptor-in-residence program at Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park continues a tradition of inspiration and education at the former home of acclaimed sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1848-1907). Since in 1969, a sculptor-in-residence working in the figurative tradition has created art on site and interacted with visitors through workshops and open studio hours. This program is administered in partnership between the National Park Service and Saint-Gaudens Memorial , a nonprofit and park partner promoting awareness of Saint-Gaudens, the lasting legacy of his work, and the creative arts both past and present. Information Source: Saint-Gaudens Memorial | eventbrite