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Warriors of Brazil<br />
23 JAN–7 FEB MELBOURNE<br />
Aerial Antics<br />
Professional trapeze artists perform and hold<br />
workshops at City Square on the corner of<br />
Collins and Swanston Streets daily. Watch<br />
them fl y through the air and be inspired to<br />
try it yourself under instruction — children as<br />
young as seven can take part. Free; book for<br />
workshops. Tel: +61 (3) 9658 9658.<br />
‘TIL 29 MAR PERTH<br />
McCubbin: Last Impressions 1907–1917<br />
Find out why Frederick McCubbin is one<br />
of Australia’s best-loved artists with this<br />
comprehensive look at works from the last<br />
11 years of his life. Check out the six special<br />
programs, including a Bush Babies Tour<br />
(charges apply). Art Gallery of Western<br />
Australia, tel: +61 (8) 9492 6644.<br />
Peter Murphy’s<br />
Model City<br />
Aerial Antics Sculpture in the Vineyards<br />
‘TIL 31 JAN SYDNEY<br />
Model City and Nocturnal<br />
Be amazed by the images of Sydney in two<br />
free family-friendly photography exhibitions<br />
— Model City by Peter Murphy and Nocturnal<br />
by Peter Solness. See Sydney through their<br />
eyes and take away a renewed appreciation of<br />
this beautiful city. Customs House on Circular<br />
Quay, tel: +61 (2) 9265 9189.<br />
‘TIL 26 JAN NEW SOUTH WALES<br />
Sculpture in the Vineyards<br />
Be assured that you’ve not had one glass too<br />
many if you spot a strange piece of art along<br />
the Wollombi Valley Wine Trail in the Hunter<br />
Valley. There’s over 60 large outdoor works at<br />
Undercliff Winery, Stonehurst Cedar Creek,<br />
Wollombi Wines, Wollombi Village Vineyard<br />
and Noyce Brothers Wines.<br />
BOOK NOW!<br />
4–7 Feb<br />
Edinburgh Military Tattoo<br />
Love uniforms, fanfare and military precision?<br />
You’ll want to sign up for the 60th anniversary<br />
only-in-Sydney event where 1,500 performers<br />
will put on the biggest production to date at<br />
the Sydney Football Stadium.<br />
12–14 Feb<br />
Crown’s Chinese New Year Spectacular and<br />
Riverside Hawker’s Bazaar<br />
Welcome Th e Emperor — an animated<br />
giant dragon — to the Crown’s atrium on<br />
4 February, in time for a roaring start to the<br />
riverside bazaar on 12 February with its 45<br />
stalls, lion and dragon processions, cooking<br />
demonstrations and roving performers.<br />
19–20 Feb<br />
Chingay Parade<br />
Th is year at Singapore’s Chingay Parade, there’ll<br />
be not one but two “fi recracker dragons” from<br />
China, alongside 5,000 performers, 100 lions<br />
and 50 traditional dragons, as well as stiltwalkers,<br />
fl oats and giant fl ags enchanting<br />
Orchard Road audiences.<br />
26 Feb–12 Mar<br />
Quiksilver Pro <strong>2010</strong><br />
Will Australia be able to ride the wave and<br />
hold on to the top spot? Will some young<br />
unknown upstart dethrone a leading champ?<br />
Head to the Gold Coast where the answers will<br />
be played out.<br />
JANUARY <strong>2010</strong> 5<br />
EVENTS