Looking out from Club House to Lake. Getting started. What once was a maintenace issue is now an income producing botanical garden mini golf. A highlight to the Venue. It a bit like adding icecream to the apple pie.
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We are a licensed club with two premises, the main services & citizens club and the bowling club.
We have taken over the Adelong Caravan Park directly behind us.
We have:
• A Restaurant - Chinese and Australian Meals.
• A BBQ Area
• Lounge bar, with five beers on tap, Carlton Draught, VB, Tooheys Old, Hahn light, and Pure Blonde.
• Fox sport and Austar for entertainment
Adelong
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Finished in March 2006 this course has been operating now 5 years. It has turned a tourist park into a local attraction park. The Putt & Play course now attracts thousands of locals all year round as well as having a big impact on the tourist market.
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US DJ/PRODUCER EXTRAORDINAIRE SKRILLEX TO HEADLINE BREATH OF LIFE 2012 DANCE STAGE.
After months of anticipation, this is it; the moment hype becomes reality...The moment a massive becomes exceptional....Here at Breath of Life HQ, we're all about lung health; but this bombshell will quite literally take your breath away...
Locked and loaded in the breach and ready to explode onto the Ministry of Sound Dance Stage Breath Of Life 2012, Ladies and Gentlemen welcome none other than the multi talented, multi project, one-man machine and international man of the moment, SKRILLEX.
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"Cabaret is the multi award-winning musical set in 1930s Berlin during the Nazi's rise to power. The story revolves around two different relationships that are threatened by the political turmoil of the times, set against the provocative commentary and entertainment presented at the Kit-Kat Klub. English cabaret performer Sally Bowles and young American writer Cliff Bradshaw are drawn to each other as they endeavour to escape the rigid social structures of their own countries as they indulge in the social and sexual freedoms of 1930's Berlin. This is in contrast with the gentle, conservative relationship that blossoms between the older couple, Fraulein Schneider a German boarding-house owner and her elderly Jewish suitor, Herr Schultz. Overseeing the action is the 'Master of Ceremonies' at the Kit Kat Klub, a location which serves as a constant metaphor for the fragile and threatening state of late Weimar Germany.
Cabaret features some of the greatest musical songs ever written, including -"Wilkommen," "Two Ladies," "Tomorrow belongs to me" and of course - "Cabaret."
What good is sitting alone in your room when you can come to Hobart Rep's stylish, thought-provoking, entertaining and moving production of Cabaret!"
Direction: Allan Jeffrey. Musical Direction by: Petr Divis. Book: Christopher Isherwood. Music: John Kander. Lyrics: Fred Ebb.
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Hobart's Premier Booking Office.
Hobart
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Not the everyday mini golf. This course at Grindelwald was designed and built by Craig Bartlett. Described as one of the best in the world you have to play this course to appreciate a new level of mini golf.
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Benefits include free weekly screenings, generous discounts at Village and State Cinemas, free bi-monthly hobart film news and free refreshments and parking at the Philip Smith Centre Theatre, 2 Edward Street, Glebe, Hobart.....
YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION AVAILABLE ANY TIME
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Andrew Byrne and Rosemary Hodgson are amongst the finest of Australia's exponents of early music. In this shared concert each will present a program of distinct works from the vast repertoire of the lute. Andrew is from Sydney and with his group Consort Astraea has been involved in the highly acclaimed cross-disciplinary 'Renaissance Multimedia' project created for the 2009 International Year of Astronomy, "Harmonious Revolutions: Galileo and the Music of the Spheres", combining live early music of the
astronomer's lutenist father Vincenzio Galilei, spoken Socratic dialogues, and astrophotography by David Malin. Andrew also plays regularly with
Groups such as the Australian opera. Rosemary is from Melbourne and was recently described as the lute world's new star by the UK Lute Society Journal. She is well known throughout Australia and maintains a vibrant career specialising in the performance of historic guitars and lutes.
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Hopkinson Smith has been called the most moving of present day lutenists. Hearing Hopkinson Smith play is an experience never to be forgotten and he is considered to be the greatest lute player in the world today. He is in constant demand for concerts, giving hundreds of concerts worldwide every year. His over 20 solo recordings have won many awards. In this program titled "Rainbow" he will play his renaissance lute and works by Francesco da Milano, Girolamo Kapsberger, John Dowland and Anthony Holborne.
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Opened on Chrismas Eve 2012. Craig Bartlett's signature Mini Golf Course. This Picture shows "BOULDERS 9" Up to 25 metre long greens with 3 holes each green, 3 level of difficulties and the option to play 9 holes, 18 or 27 holes on the same course. Features include creeks and ponds, lighting and a sound system through out the course. There is also a function room over looking the course for private hire.
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The Choir of Newman College was established at the beginning of 2002, under the direction of Dr Gary Ekkel, to serve as the chapel and concert choir of Newman College. The Choir consists of eighteen voices, comprising five sopranos, four altos/counter-tenors, four tenors and five basses, together with the College Organist, David Macfarlane. Each position in the Choir attracts a scholarship as an acknowledgement of the required commitment and standard expected of each chorister. The Choir participates in a Choral Eucharist at 7:00pm on each Sunday during the Academic Term and in a Compline service once per month on a Thursday night. The Choir sings extensively in a number of services during Holy Week and in the Newman College Carol Service, held on the first Sunday of December. The Choir's Concert Series comprises three concerts per year held in the magnificent acoustics of the Chapel of the Holy Spirit and the College Dining Hall. Highlights of past concert series have included Christmas at Versailles, a dinner-concert in collaboration with Maggie Beer, a reconstruction of J.S. Bach's lost St Mark Passion, three productions of Medieval plays, a performance of Tallis’s forty-voice Spem in alium, and a number of projects in combination with exponents of Early Music and World Music.
Gary Ekkel is a leading Australian interpreter of choral and Early Music. He commenced his instrumental studies on the modern flute and recorder but turned to baroque flute as his main focus in 1983. His formative training in Early Music, was with Hartley Newnham, Ruth Wilkinson and Hans-Dieter Michatz in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
During 1986-87 he received a Netherlands Government Scholarship to study Gregorian chant, sacred music and baroque flute under Barthold Kuijken at the Royal Conservatorium in The Hague. He has since graduated with a Masters degree in Performance at the University of Melbourne in 1988 and a Doctorate in the analysis of Renaissance choral music at the same university in 1997. Under the auspices of an M.A. Bartlett Research scholarship, he conducted research on the music of the Josquin generation at the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris and the Centre d'Etudes Superieures de la Renaissance in Tours, France in 1993 and 1994.
Prior to founding the Schola Cantorum of Melbourne, he was the Assistant conductor of the Choir of Ormond College under Douglas Lawrence. In 1996 he was appointed Director of Choral Music at St Michael's Grammar School. He has been the conductor of Schola Cantorum of Melbourne since its inception in 1994.
David Macfarlane studied organ at the NSW State Conservatorium of Music, and musicology at the University of Sydney where he was the organ scholar. From early in his studies, David has been particularly interested in historically informed performances of keyboard and choral music from the earliest manuscript sources through to the music of contemporary composers. After graduating, David moved to Austria, where he studied in and graduated from the church music and performance departments of the University for Performing Arts, Vienna. There, his keyboard teachers included Michael Radulescu (organ and improvisation), Gordon Murray (harpsichord), Erwin Ortner (conducting), and Augusta Campagna (continuo). Masterclasses gave David the opportunity to work with other leading European musicians, including Ton Koopman, Luigi Ferdinando Tagliavini, Gerhard Schmidt-Gaden, Susan Landale, Peter Hurford, Rudi Meyer and Marie-Claire Alain. David was active as a performer and repetiteur whilst based in Europe. He was the Director of Music at Salvator am Wienerfeld where he officiated on the historically classified 1741 Dacci organ. He has recorded and performed live for a number of national broadcast companies
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The Hobart Chamber Orchestra was formed by a group of Hobart string players and conductor Reg Chapman in 1987. Annual programming of at least four concerts provides performance opportunities for student musicians, musicians pursuing other careers and semi-professional and retired musicians. The ensemble also provides soloist performance opportunities for Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra members and exceptional music graduates alike and regularly collaborates with the Tasmanian Chorale and soloists to perform choral repertoire. Guest conductors have included Myer Fredman, Jean-Louis Forestier, Christopher Martin, Gary Wain, Phillip Taylor and Joseph Ortuso, and the orchestra regularly performs under the direction of violinist, Peter Tanfield.
Peter Tanfield was a prize-winner at the Carl Flesh International Competition, International Mozart Competition and International Bach Competition among others. He has appeared as soloist with many major orchestras, including: the Philharmonia, City of London Sinfonia, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, West German Radio Orchestra and the Radio Symphony Orchestra of the RAI in Rome. As concertmaster he has also had extensive experience working with: the BBC Philharmonic, RSO RAI Roma, West German Radio Orchestra, London Sinfonietta and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra. Artists and composers he has worked and performed with include: Astor Piazzolla, Charlie Watts, Pinchas Zukerman, Yehudi Menuhin, Charles Wuorinen, Arvo Paert, Graeme Koehne, Gary Carr, Carlos Maria Giulini and Itzhak Perlman. He was the foundation leader of the Australian String Quartet. Since January 2008 Peter has held the position of Head of Strings at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, Edith Cowan University, where he is also director of orchestra and chamber music.
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Dom Alban (Philip) Nunn OSB was born in Melbourne in 1961. He studied organ with Douglas Lawrence and composition with Brian Howard, Peter Tahourdin, Donald Erb and Barry Conyngham at the University of Melbourne, completing post-graduate work under the direction of Brenton Broadstock. He taught at the University Conservatorium between 1987 and 1991 and held several organist positions, including Trinity College, St Mark's, Fitzroy, and the Collins Street Baptist Church whilst contributing weekly reviews for The Age Green Guide. Moving to London in 1991 Nunn completed a series of commissions for the Choir of Ormond College and then entered the noviciate at the Benedictine Ealing Abbey. He studied theology at Oxford University and undertook further studies in the United States. Dom Alban was ordained priest in 1999. After a residency at the Hobart Conservatorium in 2010 he returned to London and is currently working on a book on the accompaniment of modes to accompany an earlier general guide on Gregorian Chant.
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Born in England in 1961, Peter Tanfield started the violin at the age of four. He studied in Germany, Israel, Switzerland and Holland where his teachers were Igor Ozim, Felix Andrievski, Alberto Lysy, Herman Krebbers and Yehudi Menuhin. Active as a teacher in Britain, Spain, Germany, Switzerland and Australia, he has organised, coordinated and delivered courses and chamber music programmes for festivals and youth organisations. Peter was a prize-winner at the Carl Flesh International Competition, International Mozart Competition and International Bach Competition among others. He has appeared as soloist with many major orchestras, including: the Philharmonia, City of London Sinfonia, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, West German Radio Orchestra and the Radio Symphony Orchestra of the RAI in Rome. As concertmaster he has also had extensive experience working with: the BBC Philharmonic, RSO RAI Roma, West German Radio Orchestra, London Sinfonietta and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra. Artists and composers he has worked and performed with include: Astor Piazzolla, Charlie Watts, Pinchas Zukerman, Yehudi Menuhin, Charles Wuorinen, Arvo Paert, Graeme Koehne, Gary Carr, Carlos Maria Giulini and Itzhak Perlman. Peter was the foundation leader of the Australian String Quartet. Since January 2008 he has held the position of Head of Strings at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, Edith Cowan University, where he is also director of orchestra and chamber music.
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Looking for a mini golf , putt putt course, minature golf? Craig Bartlett's Putt & Play business models are a complete system for financing, installing, and running a mini golf operation. The system is designed to work in a new location or within an already established business, fitting like a glove into existing infrastructure to create substantial reductions on investment costs, and to improve business at the existing establishment. The Mini Golf systems can be placed anywhere in the world.
The proposition provides tempting economics for investors and has the ability to revitalise a stale business with existing land and infrastructure. The concept has been proven on four large scale, world-class mini golf courses. Two are located in Tasmania and Two in Queensland. The first course has been operating for 9 years now and is located at Grindelwald Resort in Launceston Tasmania. The second is at Barilla Holiday Park, Hobart. This course had its 1st birthday Easter Holidays 2007. The 3rd course was opened December 2006 at Victoria Park Golf Complex, in the centre of Brisbane, Hurston Rd, Hurston. The forth and most recent project was at Parkswood International Golf Course at Parkwood, Surfers Paridsise. In all four cases, the mini golf system revolutionised the existing business, added value to their property, and brought substantial gains to the host business and investors alike.
In addition to our 18 Hole Mini Golf Business Models we also have a new concept called Putt & Play Putting Ranges.
An 18 hole course takes up an area of between 2,000 and 3,500 square meters of land area. Putting Ranges fit into smaller areas, and are prefab.
Interested? - The following paragraphs document the process to get from where you are now, to the running of a successful Putt & Play business model.
Stage 1: Analysis - Craig is sponsored to come and conduct an analysis of the proposed site and examine the needs of the particular situation. Feasilibility studies are conducted quickly with course design sketches and preliminary costings. The go ahead is then given to progress to the next stage.
Stage 2: Planning and Preperation
Craig designs and costs the course. A Finance plan with investors is an option for financing.
Stage 3: Construction - Craig Bartlett oversees the construction of the course.
Stage 4: Open to Public
The course is opened.
Contact
If you are interested in a Putt & Play business model, or know of a suitable location, contact Craig Bartlett on the following numbers:
Craig Bartlett
118 Blackstone Rd
Prospect TAS 7250
Australia
Mobile: 0428 434 238
E-mail: craig@solardomes.com.au
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Just what sort of writing is great literature? Best-selling Australian author, Katie Best lives in Manhattan and writes enjoyable "airport" novels for the commercial market. When Melbourne literary critic Danny writes a seethingly negative review of her work, Katie sets about getting her revenge. 2012 marks ten years since David Williamson wrote this post 9/11 and spiteful look at the profession which made him famous. Yet the issues he raises regarding the arts, literary criticism, publishing, love and revenge remain contemporary and relevant. Direction: Meredith McQueen. Written: David Williamson.
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Membership:Being a TasPride (GLC Centre Inc.) member is about more than just discounts to events year-round - although that IS a pretty special perk, considering that those discounts equal over double the membership fee!
It is really about supporting and connecting with other people who are dedicated to celebrating, uniting and promoting the GLBTIQ community in Tasmania. And you don't have to be Queer to join - we also welcome with open arms our very special 'Friends of TasPride'.
Benefits:TasPride members are kept up-to-date with the latest GLBTIQ news and events through the bi-monthly TasPride Bulletin newsletter, delivered exclusively to members in print or e-bulletin. As a member, you are also first to hear about upcoming events, ticket releases and special announcements through email alert and via this website. Great value:If you come to just two of the TasPride Signature Events - such as Halloween Party and Rock OUT - you will have already made the money back on your membership. Now that's value. Come on, you can admit it! We also try our best to make members feel that little bit extra special at our events - with dedicated spaces, member-only prize draws and anything else we can think of to show our appreciation for your support.
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A side-splitting comic catastrophe. Mrs Horrocks' class of seven year olds is about to perform their nativity play at Flint Street Junior School. But with two wannabe Marys, a shortage of Wise Men, a wayward Ass and an escaped pet stick insect, all hell is about to break loose! By the co-writer of Calendar Girls and adapted from a television play with adults playing children and later playing their parents. Should we be grateful Christmas comes but once a year? Directed by Petr Divis. Written by Tim Firth.
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Green Oration 2012 - Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the Tasmanian Greens. The Green Oration celebrates the birth of the world's first green party on March 23rd 1972. In 2012 this historic event will be commemorated by an Oration celebrating 40 years of the Tasmanian Greens. Speakers include Senator Bob Brown.
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The Melissa Bajric Show - A Country Music Spectacular. You've heard her on the radio and you've seen her on TV and in the press. You've seen her film clips on the Country Music Channel and her name on the Country Music Wall Of Honour in Tamworth. Now you can see this vibrant young lady live and in person as she brings you her spectacular adrenalin charged Country Music show. Accompanied by 6 times Queensland Musician Of the Year Lindsay Waddington and his showband, and with special guest artists Lloyd Back, and Jamie Davis; the Melissa Bajric Show will provide you with an unforgettable evening of country music entertainment that you'll be talking about for months to come.
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The world's longest-running stage production. Stranded by a snow storm a group of strangers are trapped in a guest house with a murderer in their midst. Already the murderer has killed, then strikes again. The tension is razor sharp: everyone is under suspicion, everyone a potential victim, each could be the murderer. This classic Agatha Christie twisting whodunit will keep you guessing to the very end! Since 1952, The Mousetrap has become the world's longest running play and has entertained an estimated 10 million people. Direction: Ingrid Ganley. Written: Agatha Christie.
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A medieval opera based on the tale of Daniel and the Lion's Den. Written 800 years ago by students of Beauvais Cathedral in France, this rarely performed masterpiece of medieval culture employs poetry, music, visual spectacle, drama, suspense, humour, and tragedy. The plot draws on various episodes from the biblical Daniel stories. Balthasar's father, King Nebuchadnezzar, has destroyed the temple of the Jews. Now his son rules over a threatened kingdom. One day a mysterious hand writes three strange words on the castle wall. The wise Hebrew Daniel is summoned and interprets the words, which predict the king's demise. A rival, King Darius, appears with his forces and usurps the throne, but envious princes undermine the new king's respect for Daniel and he is thrown into the lion's den, where wondrous angels save him. Performed by a cast of renowned local singers, and with the beautiful neo-gothic St David's Cathedral in Hobart serving as auditorium, stage and backdrop, The Play of Daniel is sure to be theatre at its most powerful. Director - Don Gay. Musical Director - Philippa Moyes.
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Directed by Chris Hamley, "Twelfth Night" - full of mistaken identities, misdirected passions, high comedy, low tricks and unexpected poignancy - follows the tales of love in all its many disguises. Viola believing her twin brother Sebastian to have drowned after a shipwreck that she has survived, finds herself stranded in mysterious Illyria. Disguising herself as a boy, she enters the service of the Handsome Duke Orsino who is madly in love with the beautiful Countess Olivia. But when the Countess sees the boy she falls madly in love!! Meanwhile Oliva's roguish cousin Sir Toby
Belch is busy planning all kinds of mischief. Together with Oliva's gentlewoman Maria and his friend Sir Andrew Aguecheek, the prankster Belch schemes to embarrass the pompous steward Malvolio. Twelfth Night is funny, tender and a perfect show for the Botanical Gardens.
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Alexander Briger - conductor. Frank Celata - clarinet. Program:Weber Clarinet Concerto No.1 in F minor, Op.73, J.114. Beethoven Symphony No.5, Op.67, C minor.
The Tasmania Discovery Orchestra (TDO) is an initiative by the University of Tasmania, Conservatorium of Music, designed to increase the participation rate of trained orchestral musicians in Australia who do not have ongoing opportunities to perform in a high-level ensemble. Drawn from many and varied professions, the TDO attracts musicians who may also be doctors, lawyers, music teachers, business people or retirees, as some examples. Accomplished musicians in their own right, these professionals come together four times each year to perform outstanding orchestral music in the beautiful City of Hobart, Tasmania.
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The top 9 holes was a putting green before starting mini golf. The top nine is linked to the bottom 9 with a bridge.
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Birds eye view of hole 3 then heartbreak hill the hearbreaker and then rest and drinks at the putting lounge.
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This 3 metre high mound will challenge any serious mini golfer.
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Before & After Photos
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Designed as a feature as well as to practically keep customers within the course. Scroll down for more photos
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Designed by Craig Bartlett and then built and opened in 13 weeks, this mini golf course is best described by the players 'the best we've seen and played' Taking mini golf to a new level you will have to visit to see what they mean.
All inquiries for a model that suits your site call Craig on 0428434238
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All the world's a stage...even in retirement! The Wings is a charity home for retired actresses, where former stage stars await their final curtain call with good humour, grumbles and grace. When a new resident arrives, old friendships and rivalries are rekindled. Noel Coward's 50th play, first performed in 1960, was restaged with Lauren Bacall and Rosemary Harris. Full of terrific music, Coward himself said "...old age needn't be nearly so dreary and sad as it is supposed to be, provided you greet it with humour and live it with courage." Direction: Chris Hamley. Written: Noel Coward.
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