Hepburn Springs Swiss Italian Festa 2013 Program

2013 program

Welcome

Festa Image: “Liar” Acrylic on board, 2013 © Peter Kirk www.raiinretreatsdaylesford.com.au

message from the minister for multicultural affairs and Citizenship

I am delighted to welcome everyone attending the 21st Swiss and Italian Festa. This vibrant festival continues to be a highlight of Victoria’s multicultural events calendar and I congratulate the organisers for its longevity.

The Swiss and Italian Festa is a fantastic opportunity to acknowledge the role that migrants from Ticino in Switzerland and Northern Italy have had in shaping Hepburn Shire as we know it today. The various events and activities are a wonderful tribute to the region’s history and enable all Victorians to celebrate and share the Shire’s story. The settlers imparted a legacy that extends beyond the region and can be seen in many aspects of life in Victoria, including the arts, sport, food, music and architecture.

The Victorian Government is proud of our State’s rich cultural heritage. Events like the Swiss and Italian Festa play an important role in encouraging people of all backgrounds to learn about and nurture this heritage, which forms a key part of our identity as Victorians.

On behalf of the Victorian Government, I congratulate the organisers of the Swiss and Italian Festa and wish everybody participating a most enjoyable time.

Hon. Nicholas Kotsiras MP Minister for Multicultural Affairs and Citizenship Minister for Energy and Resources

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message from the president

The Swiss and Italian Festa continues to increase in popularity and in the breadth of its programme of events. Last year we enjoyed our 20th Festa with record attendances and enthusiastic participation by visitors and locals. This year we bring another exciting and diverse programme. We continue to present those popular events that give so much pleasure to families – the Grand Parade and Family Concert and the Lantern Parade and Fireworks. Favourites such as the Dulux Landscape Art Prize, the Children’s drawing and landscape exhibitions, heritage walks, food and wine events, musical performances and open gardens are again included.

The Festa is a significant event in the Hepburn Shire. Its themes based on the proud heritage of the Swiss and Italian settlers in the mid-19th century provide a focus for current generations to celebrate and remember this rich history. It keeps the memory of these early settlers alive and gives school children, descendants of the pioneers and all Festa visitors many opportunities to learn about and enjoy our local culture and heritage.

The Festa would not be possible without the generous support of the Victorian Government, through the Department of Premier and Cabinet (Office of Multicultural Affairs and Citizenship), and the Hepburn Shire. The Committee thanks these two organisations and all Sponsors and Festa Amici. This support and the work of our small hard working committee and volunteers have made the Festa one of the longest running events in regional Victoria.

We have great pleasure in presenting this 2013 Festa for your enjoyment.

Ian Head President, Hepburn Springs Swiss & Italian Festa Inc.

TiCkeTs:online: W: www.moshtix.com.au T: 1300 GET TIX (438 849) m: www.moshtix.mobi And all moshtix outlets

Counter sales available at: Daylesford Regional Visitor Information Centre 98 Vincent Street, Daylesford Open 9am – 5pm 7 days a week

Ticketing information for Sporting Events, Heritage Events, Lavandula La Prima Vera, Frangos and Frangos, Old Hepburn Hotel and Convivio Participants are noted next to event listings.

All Swiss & Italian Festa events are General Admission.

information: www.swissitalianfesta.com.au Hotline: 0467 166 982

information also available at Daylesford regional Visitor information Centre: T: 1800 454 891 e: [email protected] 98 Vincent Street, Daylesford Open 9am – 5pm 7 days a week Look out for the red, green and white swiss+italian Festa flags marking venue locations.

Wednesday / mercoledi 03

Thursday / giovedi 05

Friday / Venerdi 07

saturday / sabato 11

sunday / Domenica 15

DaiLy perFormanCe sCheDuLe: Festa at a glance 09

maps / mappe 20

With Thanks / ringraziamenti 21

sponsor acknowledgements 21

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Event Info Contents

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Dulux lanDscape art prize The Swiss & Italian Festa in collaboration with Dulux and The Rex Community Theatre

present the Landscape Art Prize and Exhibition, now in its 17th year and open to all artists.

The Festa seeks works that represent the sense of place in the landscape around Hepburn

Springs (within 25km radius of Hepburn Springs Post Office).

The winning entry will receive a cash prize of $1,000 with prizes of $500 for second and $250

for third, all proudly donated by Dulux. The judge for this year’s event is Merle Hathaway.

Merle Hathaway is currently working as a freelance curator, advisor and consultant. She

was also part of the evaluation team for the Central Highlands LEAP projects. Previous

roles include Executive Officer of the Public Art Galleries Association of Victoria; Director of

Horsham Regional Art Gallery; Community Arts Officer for Ballarat and Education Officer at

Art Gallery of Ballarat.

For entry forms and event information please contact:

T: 0467 166 982 e: [email protected]

Or download entry form from the Swiss & Italian Festa website:

www.swissitalianfesta.com when: Opening Wednesday 30th October

7pm - 8.30pm

Open to the public daily from

Thursday 31st October – Sunday 3rd November

11.30am – 5.30pm cost: FREE where: The Rex Gallery, Upstairs Gallery Space

47 - 53 Vincent Street, Daylesford

prouDly sponsoreD by

prouDly hosteD by

passing clouDs winery Established in 1974, Passing Clouds makes stellar Macedon Ranges and Bendigo wine. Drop

into our cellar door located in picturesque Musk (only five minutes from Daylesford) . Come

to taste the wines, enjoy some local produce and have a picnic hamper. when: Wednesday 30th October – Sunday 3rd November

11am – 5pm

cost: FREE where: Passing Clouds Winery

30 Roddas Lane, Musk

T: 5348 5550 e: [email protected]

W: www.passingclouds.com.au

WEDNESDAY / MERCOLEDI

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eVenT key fooD & wine family chilDren heritage exhibition walks sport cinema concerts

Last years winner Sue Wright, Sunrise at Mt Franklin

lantern making workshops In preparation for the wonderful Lantern Parade and Fireworks Finale on Sunday 3rd

November, local school children will have the opportunity to create their own unique

lanterns. Families are welcome to get creative and make their own at home too!

See page 19 for full details on Lantern Parade and Fireworks Finale.

school Date Venue timeHepburn Primary School Tues 22nd Oct School 9.30-10.30

Bullarto Primary School Tues 22nd Oct School 11.30-12.30

St Michaels Primary School Tues 22nd Oct School 2.00-3.00

Daylesford Primary School Wed 23rdOct School 10.00-1.30

Dharma School Wed 23rd Oct School 2.00-3.00

Daylesford Primary School Thurs 24th Oct School 10.00-1.30


pinocchio Drawing competition Children are again invited this year to take part in the Pinocchio Drawing Competition –

a favourite amongst local school students. The theme for the Festa this year is ‘Gold”

so children are asked to interpret this however they want, just don’t forget Pinnochio!

Drawings are to be on A4 paper depicting ‘Pinocchio and gold’, no tracing – must be

student’s own work and can be any medium. Name, age and class to be noted on the back

of the drawing. There will be a prize for each grade level, and for the Most Colourful,

Most Original and Overall Best. Artwork will be judged by 2013 Swiss & Italian Festa

artist Peter Kirk. when: Deliver drawings to Trudi Blick, Daylesford Primary School prior to

4pm on or before Friday 18th October 2013.

Prize winners will be notified in advance

and presented with their

prizes at the Family Festa on

Saturday 2nd November. where: Daylesford Primary School,

Vincent Street, Daylesford

chilDren’s lanDscape exhibition Hepburn Primary School and the Swiss & Italian Festa present the Children’s Landscape

Exhibition, inspired by the 2013 Festa theme ‘Gold’. The quality of paintings last year was

outstanding and we very much look forward to viewing children’s work again this year.

Swiss & Italian Festa poster artist Peter Kirk will judge paintings. Portraits will be judged

in year groups: Pre-school, Prep, Grade 1, Grade 2, 3 & 4; 5 & 6; 7 & 8, 9 & 10 and 11 & 12.

Daylesford Secondary College musicians will provide a variety of musical entertainment for

your enjoyment during the afternoon on Wednesday 30th October. Refreshments will be

available. Sausage sizzle and a great fun day for all!

Entries due by Monday 21st October and should be delivered to Hepburn Primary between

8.45am and 4pm Mon – Fri (or by appointment prior to the 21st)

Prizes will be provided by Dulux and awarded as follows: Pre-school $10, Prep $15, Grade 1

$20, Grade 2 $25, Grade 3 & 4 $30, Grade 5 & 6 $35, Grade 7 & 8 $40, Grade 9 & 10 $45, Grade

11 & 12 $50. Winning rosettes kindly produced and donated by Threadneedle Craft, Daylesford. when: Wednesday 30th October 6pm, Thursday - Sunday 10am - 3pm cost: Entry by gold coin donation where: Hepburn Primary School Hall, Main Road, Hepburn

T: 5348 2531


October 30 - Ottobre 30

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golD tours Join us for an historic gold tour in the Gold & Relics 4 wheel drive OKA Tour Bus around Hepburn Springs and Daylesford. This tour includes visiting historical sites, gold panning and stories of life in the early goldfields. Try your luck in panning for gold and hidden treasure in the very places that the Swiss & Italian Settlers used to pan in the 1800s. when: Thursday 31st October- Sunday 3rd November 2 hour tour Thursday, Friday, Sunday 10am-12pm Saturday 10am-12pm & 2pm-4pm. cost: $47 per person bookings: Moshtix or in person at Daylesford Regional Visitors Information Centre

where: Meet at Daylesford Library Cnr Bridport & Albert Streets, Daylesford 15 mins before tour


wine tasting at stony creek gallery If you want the ‘WOW’ factor, then look no further than Stony Creek Gallery! As a special treat for all our customers, and to celebrate the 2013 Swiss & Italian Festa theme being ‘Gold’, we are offering free wine tastings and an exhibition featuring Michael Parker’s latest paintings (incorporating 24ct gold), ‘SOMEWHERE OUT THERE’. Come along and savour the most amazing wines locally grown from Passing Clouds Winery and Cellar Door! Stony Creek Gallery is a contemporary art gallery, featuring all original paintings by Michael Parker. We also display a wide variety of jewellery, hot glass, sculpture, timber and ceramics… something for everyone! Our artists mainly come from Australia so you are supporting both local and rural Australian artists. when: Thursday 31st October – Monday 4th November 10am – 5pm Tuesday and Wednesday by appointment only cost: FREE entry with free glass of bubbles on arrival. where: Stony Creek Gallery 10 Stony Creek Road, Daylesford (4mins from Daylesford) T: 03 5348-1884 e: [email protected] W: www.stonycreekgallery.com.au

THURSDAY / GIOVEDI

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peter kirk – festa image artist exhibition A history of working as a graphic designer led Peter Kirk to challenge how to avoid digital technology when creating artworks. With digital printing onto canvas being popular the question is how do we not forgo paint for digital ink. The labour intensive time of mixing paint colours and layering paint onto the canvas to create the painted image uses skill and intuition compared with pressing “PRINT” on a laser printer.His current work “Secret Confessions” creates images inspired by the 16:9 cinema graphics format and letterboxing in film. The viewer is drawn immediately

into an intimate moment within the painting scenes. Mattes or black bars (letterboxing) are incorporated at the top and base of the paintings. These preserve the cinema closeup composition. The painting style suggests pixelation with criss cross streaks of paint and the chosen colours have a leaning to RGB, referencing back to digital technology. when: Thursday 31st October – Wednesday 6th November 10am – 4pm cost: $5.00 entry to The Convent where: The Convent Gallery Cnr Hill & Daly Streets, Daylesford T: 0467 166 982 e: [email protected] W: www.conventgallery.com.au


aperitiVo in cortile – Jimmy’s bar courtyarD As is custom in Italy, enjoy a glass of wine in our charming courtyard accompanied by a small plate of the chefs choice of canapé style items. when: Thursday 31st October - Wednesday 6th November 4-6pm cost: Alacarte menu prices book at Frangos & Frangos where: Jimmy’s Bar @ Frangos & Frangos 82 Vincent Street, Daylesford T: 03 5348 2363

themeD swiss italian 3 course Dinner - Jimmy’s bar Chef Euan will prepare a selection of Antipasti, Primi, Secondi and Dolci that reflect the highest level of seasonal expression and Swiss-Italian heritage. Ingredients will be locally sourced, where possible, from the best producers of Daylesford & Macedon Ranges. Available alongside our regular a la carte menu. when: Thursday 31st October & Friday 1st November 6 – 10pm cost: $45 – 3 courses ($25 –wine pairing) where: Jimmy’s Bar @ Frangos & Frangos 82 Vincent Street, Daylesford T: 03 5348 2363

prouDly hosteD by

October 31 - Ottobre 31

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heritage walk buninyong Located 11kms south of Ballarat, Buninyong is claimed to have been the first pre-gold inland

settlement in Victoria. It was first settled in 1839 and was attractive to settlers for its good

soils and grazing land. In the 1850’s gold was discovered in this area and there are still

many historic buildings and gardens from that period in existence today.

when: Friday 1st November

9am - 1pm approx cost: FREE where: Assemble at 8.45am outside of Daylesford Bowling Club, Camp Street

Car pool will be arranged to get to the start of the walk.

Wear appropriate clothing and sturdy footwear and bring a bottle

of water and a snack for morning tea.

contact: Ian McKenzie (Daylesford Bushwalking Group)

T: 5348 4283

boccia Boccia is a Paralympic sport developed from the game of bocce and is played indoors with

small leather balls. The Daylesford Masonic Hall will resound to the noise of students

from Ballarat Special School competing with plenty of enthusiasm. when: Friday 1st November

10.30am – 1pm cost: FREE where: Daylesford Masonic Hall, 16 Vincent Street, Daylesford

T: Kareena 0410 514972 e: [email protected]

circus shenanigans anD pasta at the paVilion

Luke Taylor (Circus Oz) and Miss Ellenous are two of Australia’s most exciting circus

performers. Together they present an hilarious blend of slapstick, feats of human strength

and super skilled shenanigans. Come and enjoy a bowl of pasta and witness a combination

of smart wit, vivacious customer service, dazzling dexterity and humorous antics. These two

seasoned professionals will host a soiree that will make your taste-buds sing out for more.

A show for all ages not to be missed . when: Friday 1st November

Show from 4pm – 5pm / Pasta from 5pm – 6pm cost: $12 show only

$10 kids pasta / $22 for show and pasta

$15 adult pasta / $27 for show and pasta

Pre book at The Daylesford Visitors Information Centre

T: 1800 454 891 Or tickets at the venue where: The Pavilion

Mineral Springs Reserve, Hepburn Springs

FRIDAY / VENERDI

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italian film screenings at the rex In collaboration with the Italian Film Festival and The Rex Theatre we are delighted to

present the following Italian Films as part of the 2013 Swiss & Italian Festa;

shun Li & The poeT (To sono li) starring: Tao Zhao, Rade Serbedzija, Marco Paolini

Director: Andrea Segre

In Andrea Segre’s poignant debut feature, Shun Li is a softly-spoken young Chinese

immigrant who is moved by her Chinese broker from a clothing factory to a new job as a

barmaid in Chioggia, a small fishing community on the Venetian lagoon in Italy.

There she manages the bar and serves the fishermen regulars in halting Italian. Among

these is Bepi, nicknamed “The Poet,” who has just retired from a long fishing career. He and

the gentle Shun Li bond, sharing a love of poetry, both being from families of fishermen,

and both are foreigners (Bepi is Slavic). Bepi also learns that Shun Li is struggling to earn

enough money to pay back her brokers so she can bring her young son to Italy.

Soon the all too familiar forces of hate, prejudice and paranoia disrupt their innocent

friendship: vocal anti-immigrant cynics are convinced the Chinese are taking over, and

rumours that their relationship is more than a friendship are problematic for Li’s employers.

This unusual and compelling first feature was deservedly selected for the Venice Days

section of the Venice Film Festival, and the remarkable central performance by Zhao Tao as

Li is both restrained and heartfelt. This is a touching festival highlight.

ITALY | 2011 | DRAMA | 100 MIN | ITALIAN WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES

when: Friday 1st November, 7.30pm cost: $14 Full / $10 Concession & Members

Tickets available at the The Rex Theatre where: The Rex Community Theatre

47 – 53 Vincent Street, Daylesford

T: 5348 1931

W: www.therex.org.au


NOVEMBER 1 - Novembre 1

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Daily performance schedule

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eVenT / DaTe Venue Time page CaTegoryWeDnesDay 30th oCToBer Passing Clouds Winery Convivio Passing Clouds Winery 11am - 5pm 03 Lavandula Swiss Italian Farm Lavandula Swiss Italian Farm 10.30am - 5pm 15 Pinocchio Drawing Competition Various Schools throughout Hepburn Shire N/A 04 Children’s Landscape Exhibition Hepburn Primary School 6pm 04 Dulux Landscape Art Prize and Official Swiss & Italian Festa Opening The Rex Gallery 7pm - 8.30pm 03

ThursDay 31st oCToBer Gold Tours Meet at Daylesford Library for Bus 9.45am - 12pm 05 Wine Tasting at Stony Creek Gallery 10 Stony Creek Road, Daylesford 10am - 5pm 05 Peter Kirk - Festa Image Artist Exhibition The Convent Gallery 10am - 4pm 06 Children’s Landscape Exhibition Hepburn Primary School 10am - 3pm 04 Passing Clouds Winery Convivio Passing Clouds Winery 11am - 5pm 03 Dulux Landscape Art Prize Exhibition The Rex Gallery 11.30am - 5.30pm 03 Apertivo in Cortile - Jimmy’s Bar Courtyard Frangos & Frangos Jimmy’s Bar Courtyard 4pm - 6pm 06 Themed Swiss Italian 3 Course Dinner Jimmy’s Bar at Frangos & Frangos 6pm - 10pm 06

FriDay 1st noVemBer Heritage Walk Buninyong Daylesford Bowling Club 8.45am - 1pm 07 Gold Tours Meet at Daylesford Library for Bus 9.45am - 12pm 05 Wine Tasting at Stony Creek Gallery 10 Stony Creek Road, Daylesford 10am - 5pm 05 Peter Kirk - Festa Image Artist Exhibition The Convent Gallery 10am - 4pm 06 Boccia Daylesford Masonic Hall 10.30am - 1pm 07 Dulux Landscape Art Prize Exhibition The Rex Gallery 11.30am - 5.30pm 03 Passing Clouds Winery Convivio Passing Clouds Winery 11am - 5pm 03 Children’s Landscape Exhibition Hepburn Primary School 10am - 3pm 04 Apertivo in Cortile - Jimmy’s Bar Courtyard Frangos & Frangos Jimmy’s Bar Courtyard 4pm - 6pm 06 Themed Swiss Italian 3 Course Dinner Jimmy’s Bar at Frangos & Frangos 6pm - 10pm 06 Children’s Circus Show and Pasta at the Pavilion The Pavilion, Mineral Springs Reserve 4pm - 5pm / Pasta 5pm - 6pm 07 Italian Film Shun Li & The Poet The Rex Theatre 7.30pm 08

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eVenT / DaTe Venue Time page CaTegorysaTurDay 2nd noVemBer Gold Tours Meet at Daylesford Library for Bus 9.45am - 12pm & 1.45 - 4pm 05 Wine Tasting at Stony Creek Gallery 10 Stony Creek Road, Daylesford 10am - 5pm 05 Peter Kirk - Festa Image Artist Exhibition The Convent Gallery 10am - 4pm 06 Dulux Landscape Art Prize Exhibition The Rex Gallery 11.30am - 5.30pm 03 Daylesford Macedon Ranges Open Studios Various Locations 10am - 5pm 11 Children’s Landscape Exhibition Hepburn Primary School 10am - 3pm 04 Lavandula Swiss Italian Farm Lavandula Swiss Italian Farm 10.30am - 5pm 15 Passing Clouds Winery Convivio Passing Clouds Winery 11am - 5pm 03 Guildford Vineyard Italian Lunch Guildford Vineyard Midday - 3pm 11 Swiss & Italian Festa Heritage Program Cricket Willow 1pm - 4pm 11 Swiss & Italian Festa Grand Parade Main Road, Hepburn Springs 10.30am - 11am 12 Swiss & Italian Family Festa Mineral Springs Reserve 11.30am - 3pm 12 Bellinzona Trattoria and Tunes Grange Bellinzona 11am - 4pm 13 Researching your Family History Daylesford Neighbourhood Centre 2pm - 5pm 11 Italian Film Take it Easy The Rex Theatre 3pm 14 Apertivo in Cortile - Jimmy’s Bar Courtyard Frangos & Frangos Jimmy’s Bar Courtyard 4pm - 6pm 06 Italian Varietal Wine Tastings Daylesford Hotel 4pm - 6pm 13 Salumi Bar Gypsy Night Buffalo Girls 7pm - till late! 13 Italian Film Drifters The Rex Theatre 8pm 14

sunDay 3rd noVemBer Gold Tours Meet at Daylesford Library for Bus 9.45am - 12pm & 1.45 - 4pm 05 Wine Tasting at Stony Creek Gallery 10 Stony Creek Road, Daylesford 10am - 5pm 05 Daylesford Macedon Ranges Open Studios Various Locations 10am - 5pm 11 Peter Kirk - Festa Image Artist Exhibition The Convent Gallery 10am - 4pm 06 Children’s Landscape Exhibition Hepburn Primary School 10am - 3pm 04 Lavandula’s La Primavera Lavandula Swiss Italian Farm 10am - 5pm 15 Sunday Mass with Fr. Gary Jones St Peter’s Daylesford 10.30am 15 Bellinzona Trattoria and Tunes Grange Bellinzona 11am - 4pm 13 Dulux Landscape Art Prize Exhibition The Rex Gallery 11.30am - 5.30pm 03 Cosmo Cosmolino The Convent Chapel 11.30am - 12.40pm 16 Passing Clouds Winery Convivio Passing Clouds Winery 11am - 5pm 03 Open Gardens Various Locations 11am - 4pm 17Descendants Gathering Cricket Willow Midday - 4pm 16 Pranzo in Cortile Frangos & Frangos Jimmy’s Bar Courtyard 12.30pm - 4pm 15 Swiss & Italian Festa Heritage Program Cricket Willow 1pm - 4pm 11 Guildford Vineyard Italian Lunch Guildford Vineyard Midday - 3pm 11 Family Bocce Tournament Cricket Willow 2pm - 5pm 16 Lovers Villians and Fools Old Hepburn Hotel 2pm - 7.30pm 19 Apertivo in Cortile - Jimmy’s Bar Courtyard Frangos & Frangos Jimmy’s Bar Courtyard 4pm - 6pm 06 Aperitivo Daylesford Hotel 5pm - 7pm 13 Italian Film Drifters The Rex Theatre 4pm 14 Italian Film Take it Easy The Rex Theatre 8pm 14

DaylesforD maceDon ranges open stuDios Thirty artists across the region open their studios; Kyneton, Malmsbury, Woodend, Newham, Carlsruhe, Romsey, Gisbourne, Mt Macedon, Trentham Wheatsheaf, Hepburn Springs, Dry Diggings, Yandoit and Allendale.

Ceramics, metal, glass, textiles, printmaking and more… explore, observe, and enjoy their talent and inspiration. Discover your inner artist.

Preview the artists’ work at DMROS Group Exhibition in the historic St Paul’s Anglican Church Hall (behind St Paul’s Park), Piper Street, Kyneton before meeting them in their studios across the region. when: Saturday 2, Sunday 3, Monday 4, Tuesday 5 November & Saturday 10 - Sunday 11 November 10am – 5pm (Visit the Program Hub - same hours) cost: FREE where: Various locations – check website for details T: 0418 389189 e: info@dmropenstudios W: www.dmropenstudios.com.au


heritage centre at cricket willow The Heritage Centre at Cricket Willow will feature family history displays and genealogical information. Also on display is the Swiss and Italians of Hepburn exhibition – Wine, Water and Stone, depicting the history and legacies of the Swiss and Italian settlers to the region. when: Saturday 2nd - Sunday 3rd November 1pm – 4pm cost: FREE where: Cricket Willow 355 Hepburn-Newstead Road, Shepherds Flat T: 5476 4277 e: [email protected] W: www.cricketwillow.com.au


guilDforD VineyarD italian fooD anD wine platters Sit al fresco at a shared table on a hillside of late spring bright green vines. Taste our range of wines or choose a glass of wine to savour with a local organic cheese and food platter. when: Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd November Noon-3pm cost: Single platter with a glass of wine, $20 or 2 glasses of wine and food platter to share for two, $30. bookings: 5476 4457 (and wear outdoor clothes…) where: Guildford Vineyard 6720 Midland Highway Guildford T: 03 5476 4457 m: 0438 253 506 W: www.guildfordvineyard.com.au


who Do you think you are? researching your family history Do you have a connection to Ticino where the Italian speaking Swiss came from, or perhaps you have a connection to Northern Italy?

Come along to the Daylesford Neighbourhood Centre, access our computers, listen to specialist speakers, enjoy some afternoon tea a trip to the Daylesford Museum and see what family histories you can discover. when: Saturday 2nd November 2pm-5pm cost: $25 Price includes Museum entry, access to computers, specialist speakers and afternoon tea. bookings: Daylesford Regional Visitor Information Centre 98 Vincent Street, Daylesford. Capacity limited to 10 people where: Daylesford Neighbourhood Centre 13 Camp Street, Daylesford T: Jenny Beacham - 03 5348 3555 e: [email protected]

SATURDAY / SABATO

Settlement by Chris Rowe, Lyonville

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granD paraDe & family festa The Swiss and Italian Festa Grand Parade is one of the highlights of the Festa. Bringing together locals and visitors alike – a wonderful community event and a colourful spectacle not to be missed!

The theme of the Parade this year is ‘Gold’ which lends itself to some amazing costumes and floats. Dress up and take part or just observe this delightful event from the sidewalk as it travels along Main Road, Hepburn Springs. This year the parade will feature local kinder, primary and secondary colleges, along with community groups including; Swiss Matterhorn Yodellers, Swiss Companion Singers, Gruppo Culturale Italiano, Daylesford District Community Bank, Manning Imperial Horses, the Daylesford Community Brass Band and Daylesford Pipe Band to name a few.

Immediately after the parade the Family Festa will begin in the beautiful sweeping surrounds of the Mineral Springs reserve. Come and enjoy a wonderful day of music, food, dance, circus and theatre. There will be an abundance of delicious food, The Pavilion café will be open all day and is licensed with great regional brunch and lunch options along with Arabica coffees, sweet treats and cold drinks.

Be entertained by the Festa Jesta, enter the Spaghetti Slurping competition, watch a Waiters Race or just find a spot on the grass and while the day away. Get your face painted and soak up the wonderful ambience of this rich community event. A fabulous day to be enjoyed by the whole family.

A special thank you to the local SES for overseeing the event.

when: Saturday 2 November Parade – 10.30am till 11am Family Festa – 11am till 3pm cost: FREE where: paraDe: Assemble in Savoia Car Park at 10am (Cnr Sixth Street & Main Road) Hepburn Springs. The Parade runs down Main Road, Hepburn Springs turning right at 9th Street and 10th Street and winds its way down to the Soundshell in the Mineral Springs Reserve. FamiLy FesTa: Soundshell, Mineral Springs Reserve, Hepburn Springs road Closures Main Street, Hepburn Springs from Sixth Street – Tenth Street will be closed from 10am – 11am on Saturday 3rd November. eVent information T: 0467166 982 e: [email protected] W: www.swissitalianfesta.com

note: Please notify the Swiss & Italian Festa if you intent to take part in the Parade.prouDly sponsoreD by


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bellinzona trattoria anD tunes Wander in and enjoy a leisurely afternoon at the Bellinzona Trattoria. Located at street

level and open to our private garden we feature al fresco dining perfect for soaking up the

wonderful early summer warmth.

Select from our menu featuring house made rustic Italian fare and enjoy a glass of Italian

white or red whilst listening to music from The Fabulous Jennie Brown Duo. Stroll around

our manicured gardens or partake in a fun game of Bocce.

when: Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd November from 11am – 4pm

cost: $25.00pp includes main course and glass of wine

where: Grange Bellinzona

77 Main Rd, Hepburn Springs.



DaylesforD hotel - italian Varietal wine tastings anD aperitiVo

This historic 100-year-old Grande Dame of

Daylesford will host several superb events over the

duration of the Festa.

Saturday afternoon will feature Italian Varietals,

grown and produced in Australia for tasting in the

Hotel Wine Store with Christian Del Zotto .

Experience sunset aperitivo on the balcony on

Saturday and Sunday evenings overlooking the magnificent surrounds of the Hepburn

Shire. Aperol Spritz, Prosecco and Italian beers on offer!

when: Wine tastings – Saturday 2nd November from 4pm – 6pm

Aperitivo – Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd November from 5pm – 7pm

where: Daylesford Hotel, 2 Burke Square, Daylesford


W: www.daylesfordhotel.com.au


salumi bar gypsy night at buffalo girls Get along to Buffalo Girls - located in the back lane ways of Daylesford - as we celebrate

an abundance of all things local and luscious! A Salumi bar (inspired by the ‘Salumerie’ of

Italy) with catering by renowned local chef, Gary Thomas (Spade to Blade), Prosecco, local

beer and wines and a host of entertainment throughout the evening and into the wee

hours featuring; Mikelangelo, Little Joe – a duo of sweet fiddle and mandolin performing

tarantellas, foot-stomping rags and ol’time harmonies feat. Sue Simpson (The Black

Armband, Cosmo Cosmolino), Nara Demasson (VulgarGrad, Cantina), DJ Alessia Pegoli - The

Prosecco Hour 3PBS, silent auctions and much more!

$45 ticket includes small tasting plates - 3 per person, (this is not a sit down dinner event)

along with entertainment and a free glass of prosecco on arrival.

when: Saturday 2nd November from 7pm

cost: $45 including food, glass of prosecco on arrival and entertainment.

Drinks can be purchased from the bar.

$25 door sales – no food or complimentary drink on arrival

bookings: Moshtix or in person at Daylesford Regional Visitors

Information Centre

where: Buffalo Girls Coffee Bar,

4c Duke Street (behind Lark), Daylesford

T: 0467 166 982


SATURDAY / SABATO

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italian film screenings at the rex In collaboration with the Italian Film Festival and The Rex Theatre we are delighted to

present the following Italian Films as part of the 2013 Swiss & Italian Festa;

DriFTers (gli sfiorati) starring: Andrea Bosca, Miriam Giovanelli, Claudio

Santamaria, Asia Argento.

Director: Matteo Rovere

Handsome, good-natured Mete is dealing with the

complications of his father’s impending remarriage and

the not entirely unwelcome attentions of his half-sister

Belinda, pulled out of her Madrid boarding school for

bad behaviour.

From a suave man about town in the company of best

friend and habitual philanderer Damiano, Mete finds his

world turned upside down as Belinda moves into his

central Rome apartment. Instead of simply keeping an eye on her as the older half-brother,

he now needs to introduce boundaries definitely not to be crossed.

Attempting to remain focused on his work and supporting recently divorced colleague

Bruno, the well-meaning Mete is constantly drawn to a carefree world of parties and good

times devoid of responsibilities.

A delightful, beautifully shot contemporary comedy drama, Drifters is lighthearted and

entertaining with a photogenic Eternal City and even more photogenic cast.

ITALY | 2012 | DRAMA | 111 MIN | ITALIAN WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES

when: Take it easy – Saturday 2nd November,

3pm & Sunday 3rd November, 8pm

Drifters - Saturday 2nd November,

8pm & Sunday 3rd November, 4pm

cost: $14 Full / $10 Concession & Members

Tickets available at the The Rex Theatre where: The Rex Community Theatre

47 – 53 Vincent Street, Daylesford

T: 5348 1931 W: www.therex.org.au


Take iT easy (scialla!) starring: Fabrizio Bentivaglio, Flippo Scicchitano,

Barbara Bobulova.

Director: Francesco Bruni

This debut feature from celebrated screenwriter

Francesco Bruni (The First Beautiful Thing) is a touching

comedy about two broken men who help each other

find their way.

After losing faith in the education system, retired

teacher and novelist Bruno (Fabrizio Bentivoglio)

has all but given up on life. Currently ghost writing

a biography for former adult star Tina (Barbora

Bobulova), he also tutors privately to make ends meet. One of his students is Luca (Filippo

Scicchitano), a drifting and despondent teenager who is on the brink of failure at school.

Luca’s mother takes a six month job in Mali, and asks Bruno to look after her son while she’s

away. Confused by the request, Bruno’s world is turned upside down when she reveals he is

Luca’s father. As the threat of expulsion from school looms over Luca, Bruno tries to help his

secret son get his act together.

A poignant story about a man learning to become a father, and a son choosing to become

a man.

ITALY | 2011 | COMEDY | 95 MIN | ITALIAN WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES


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Venice Film Festival 2011, Winner - new Trends Best Film prize

Vittorio Veneto award

David di Donatello 2012,

Winner - Best new Director, David of the youth award

italian national syndicate of Film Journalists 2012,

Winner - guglielmo Biraghi

award special mention, silver ribbon

Director: Francesco Bruni

starring: Fabrizio Bentivoglio, Filippo Scicchitano, Barbora Bobulova

la primaVera at laVanDula Celebrate the birth of spring with the passion of Sicilia Bella: singers and dancers performing Italian and Sicilian folk music and dancing the Tarantella. Indulge in classic Italian fare from our café, La Trattoria, which will also serve pizza from its wood-fired oven. Or bring your own picnic lunch and relax on the lawns overlooking fantastic views of the

gardens and beyond.

Discover the tales of the Ticinese who came here seeking a better life and brought with them their skills in farming, food production and architecture. Explore the original 1860s stone farmhouse that is the centerpiece of the farm! when: Sunday 3 November 10 am – 5 pm cost: $6 adults / $2 school-age child where: La Primavera at Lavandula 350 Hepburn-Newstead Road Shepherds Flat (10 minutes north of Daylesford) T: (03) 5476 4393 e: [email protected] W: www.lavandula.com.au


sunDay mass at st peter’s DaylesforD Celebrant Fr. Gary Jones In keeping with tradition, join the descendants of the Swiss and Italian communities in celebrating a Swiss & Italian themed Mass. Performances by The Swiss Companion Singers and the Swiss Yodel Choir Matterhorn when: Sunday 3rd November 10.30am cost: FREE where: St Peter’s Church, 13 Duke Street, Daylesford T: 0467 166 982 e: [email protected]

pranzo in cortile – Jimmy’s bar courtyarD Convivial Swiss-Italian Long table Lunch in our courtyard. Chef Euan will prepare a selection of Antipasti, Primi, Secondi and Dolci that reflect the highest level of seasonal expression and Swiss-Italian heritage. Ingredients will be locally sourced, where possible, from the best producers of Daylesford & Macedon Ranges. when: Sunday 3rd November 12.30 – 4pm cost: $65 per adult/ $35 per child aged 6yrs – 12yrs (limited seats available), book at Frangos & Frangos where: Jimmy’s Bar @ Frangos & Frangos 82 Vincent Street, Daylesford T: 03 5348 2363


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HOTEL FRANGOS …where Art & Luxury get in bed together with European flair

CAFÉ KOUKLA & PIZZERIA … Traditional Italian wood fired pizzas and coffees

82 Vincent Street Daylesford Victoria 3460 | p 03 5348 2363 | f 03 5348 4089 | w www.frangosandfrangos.com

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cosmo cosmolino at the conVent A hot-blooded collision of exquisite tango, chamber bijoux, romantic song and gypsy romance. This luscious quintet of strings with accordion from Melbourne entrances its audience with a sound that is both ancient and modern from gypsy inspired fury to seductive tangos and heart-wrenching songs.

They perform original tunes with the occasional classic in a show that will have you laughing, crying and dancing in the aisles! A heart-stopping ride of passionate songs, virtuosic strings, soulful piano accordion and infectious double bass grooves

when: Sunday 3 November 11.30am – 12.40pm cost: $30 + booking fees bookings: Moshtix or in person at Daylesford Regional Visitors Information Centre.

Tickets also available at the door unless sold out. where: The Convent Chapel, Cnr Hill & Daly Streets, Daylesford T: 0467 166 982 e: [email protected] W: www.conventgallery.com.au

prouDly hosteD by

family boccé tournament Join Ian Tinetti and other local descendants for an afternoon of bocce, as played in the village squares of northern Italy. Register in advance or on the day. Refreshments available.when: Sunday 3 November 2pm – 5pm cost: FREE where: Cricket Willow 355 Hepburn-Newstead Road, Shepherds Flat T: Ian Tinetti 5476 4277 e: [email protected] W: www.cricketwillow.com.au


DescenDants gathering Come and share your family history and photos or just come along and meet other descendants.

when: Sunday 3 November Midday – 4pm cost: FREE where: Cricket Willow 355 Hepburn-Newstead Road, Shepherds Flat T: Ian Tinetti 5476 4277 e: [email protected] W: www.cricketwillow.com.au



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open garDens sTaFForD garDenLeading horticulturist Lisa Stafford designed this garden with the brief to create a low

maintenance and water wise environment, with year round colour. The basis of the

design is a silver birch grove, under planted with bulbs and perennials for a succession of

colour displays. Over 130 roses are included in a scheme that includes mass plantings of

hellebores, sedum and veronica, plus many rare and unusual trees and shrubs.

The front garden with its formal design provides an elegant approach to the entrance

and side gardens. when: Sunday 3 November 11 am – 4 pm cost: $5 (no advance bookings) where: Stafford Garden, 47 Frazer Street, Daylesford

T: 0467 166 982

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Three years ago when Val and Roger Roberts moved to their new property ‘Landsdowne’

near Daylesford, it was a mostly run down bush block, with a few over grown garden beds.

With positive thinking, an artists’ imagination, as well as a lot of help from their neighbor

(who happened to have a Bobcat and a truck!), they set to work cleaning up. They had

no ‘grand plan’ as such, just the realisation that it had to be hardy and drought tolerant,

as well as easy to maintain. The plantings are a mixture of natives and Mediterranean

species, along with lots of grasses and iris, also a variety of succulents. They have also

saved many of the indigenous plants and shrubs. Quirky sculptures, some made from old

farm machinery, and many large rocks to form edges and natural sculpture have been

introduced, along with meandering gravel paths that lead you around the property.

Roger is an artist, and works from a large studio / gallery adjacent to the main house. His

studio will be open on the day. It has a beautiful view of the dam and surrounding bush and

adds an extra depth and feature to the garden.

when: Sunday 3 November

11 am – 4 pm cost: $5 (no advance bookings) where: Landsdowne, 5401 Midland Hwy, Dry Diggings

(5min from Daylesford, on the Castlemaine Rd)

T: 0467 166 982

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Landsdowne gardens


DayLesForD houseDaylesford House was built in the 1870s by Charles Walton, a gold speculator who later

became the town draper. It is a rambling Victorian house with an acre of gardens planted

at about the same time as the Wombat Hill Botanic Gardens. The garden has been

redeveloped and extended over the past five years. It has magnificent established trees

and terraced gardens with sweeping views of Wombat Hill to the south. Formal garden

entertaining areas and verandahs with views of Daylesford to the west. A rose garden

and lavender hedges lie to the east. The garden features roses, camellias, rhododendrons,

maples and a variety of hedges and exotic plants.”


11 am – 4 pm cost: $5 (no advance bookings) where: 8 Smith St Daylesford

T: 0467 166 982

88 WesT sTreeT, DayLesForD - annie & peTer DunCan

The house was built around 1890 by a Swiss-Italian migrant John Lavezzolo and was

acquired by Annie and Peter Duncan in 2010. In the intervening period it was among others

owned by a Mr G.W. Parker, who was at one time mayor of Daylesford and a founder of the

Hepburn Springs Golf Club.

The garden has been worked on since 2011 and is still quite new. The centrepiece is a

fountain made in Castlemaine and the surrounding plantings are mostly of European origin.

Other features of note are the vegetable gardens, the barn and the old oak and ash trees

which probably date from the late nineteenth century.


11 am – 4 pm

cost: $5 (no advance bookings)

where: 88 West Street, Daylesford

T: 0467 166 982


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loVers Villains anD fools a festival within a festival, music for LoVers ViLLains and FooLs features:

Melbourne quintet The Tiger & Me, described by Inpress Magazine as “Cabaret/Circus/Euro Indie Folk-Pop Wunderkinds”, join forces with prodigious Adelaide gypsy-jazz sensations The Bearded Gypsy Band for a series of double headline shows called ‘Music for Lovers, Villains and Fools’.

Comprising a full set from each band the show delivers a nod and wink to the romantic nostalgia

of the early 20th century, from a late-night smokey bar in Paris to a New York speakeasy, while remaining firmly rooted in present day. The bands bring a big-top energy to the stage to put on an event for all those rampant feet out there, looking for the ultimate place to whirl and stomp.

Also featuring guitar prodigy Daniel Champagne and singer songwriter Max Savage, music for LOVERS, VILLAINS & FOOLS promises to be a great day out for all, as part of the 2013 Hepburn Springs Swiss Italian Festa. when: Sunday 3rd November 2:00pm - 7:30pm cost: Adults $20 Under 18 $15 (must be accompanied by a responsible adult). Family $50 (2x adults & 2x under 18s) Under 12 y/o, free. tickets: Available from the venue on 03 5348 2207 where: Old Hepburn Hotel 236 Main Road Hepburn T: 5348 2207 In the Beer garden, weather permitting. (Otherwise inside) W: www.oldhepburnhotel.com.au


lantern paraDe anD fireworks finale! A highlight for many, the coloured lanterns and lampions signal the end of another Festa and a thank you to the local residents and community for their generous support. Young and old alike, locals and visitors join the twilight parade winding through the bush to the site of the spectacular fireworks display in the Hepburn Springs Mineral Reserve. Lanterns were once a common sight in the area as described in “100 Years of Daylesford Gold Mining History” by Henry T. Maddicks.

“One of the pretty sights of the times (i.e. early 1900s) was to see a line of candle lanterns marching along to the midnight shift. Miners used only an open candle , stuck into the drive wall with a “Spider” when below ground. Walking through the bush on a dark night, lanterns were used.”

Find a picnic spot and enjoy a fire-show and fabulous music by The Cider House Band, along with hot chocolate and coffee plus delicious take away food from the Hepburn Pavilion cafe as we wait for the fireworks to ignite!

BYO lanterns.

A special thank you to the lovely gentlemen of the Hepburn Springs CFA for overseeing this event.

when: Sunday 3rd November 7.45pm - 9.30pm approximately Assemble in Tenth Street near Cosy Corner Cafe and walk to Mineral Springs Reserve cost: FREE where: Mineral Springs Reserve, Hepburn Springs T: 0467 166 982 e:[email protected] parking: Please park in Main Road, Hepburn Springs. Parking in the Hepburn Bathhouse Car Park is limited from 4pm.


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The hepburn springs swiss & italian Festa is made possible through the generous support of government funding, local sponsorship and volunteers and the active participation of many individuals, community organisations and local schools. Without your support the Festa would not be possible. ringraZiamenTi!

The Festa would like to thank the following individuals and groups for their tremendous support of the 2013 swiss & italian Festa:

Past and present Swiss & Italian Festa committee members and volunteers, Trish Tinetti; Robyne Head; Andrew Walker; Di Lyttleton; Nicole Wassell; Tina Banitska and Liam at The Convent; Richard Baxter; Alan Ogden at Daylesford Masonic Hall; David Wellings and the local SES; Deb Omada at Hepburn Springs Chalet; Ken Parfrey, Jackie Airey and Dominic Tucci at The Radio Springs Hotel; Marie-Louise Stafford; Val & Roger Roberts; Annie & Peter Duncan; Candy Broad & Hal Swerissen; Peter & Lydia Kirk at Raiin Retreats Daylesford; Jon Yencken; Jimmy Hodgson; Jennie & Eddie Beacham; Arlene and the staff at the Hepburn Springs General Store; Daylesford Accommodation Escapes; Daylesford Getaways; Roland Istler and the Swiss Club of Victoria; Liz Frenchham; Steve Vella; David & Merrilyn Simm; Lyonville Hall Committee; Rebecca Pedretti, Deb Shaddock, John Collins, Fae Wilson at Hepburn Shire Council; Thanks to Steve Lamb for photography; all participating artists, the many schools and community groups who work tirelessly to present the parade and schools concert in particular, Glenda Young, Trudi Blick and Susan Verbyla, and last but not least to our incredibly generous local and government sponsors and the community at large…

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presenT an eVenT sponsors Daylesford Hotel DMR Open Studios Lavandula Old Hepburn Hotel Stony Creek Gallery Bellinzona Frangos & Frangos Mooltan Guest House

green amiCi 65 Main Clayfire Gallery Baird & McGregor Solicitors Barb & Peter Fox Bergamo Bill Guest & Stephen Doyle Cellarbrations @ Foxxy’s Cosy Corner Café Restaurant Darryl Wilson & Associates Optometrists Daylesford Bakery Daylesford Cidery Daylesford Day Spa & Beauty Daylesford Engineering Fell’s Powerline & Electrical Pty Ltd Graeme & Margaret Stuart Harvest Café Hepburn Springs General Store Jane & Adrian Tinetti Jeff Bain & Di Lyttleton Jenkin & Thomas Mitre 10 John Evans Real Estate Lakes Motel Daylesford Linga Longa Hepburn Springs Michelle Buxton & Andrew Walker Moongate Oriental Antiques & Gallery Peppers Mineral Springs Resort Portal 108

Savoia Hotel Spa Centre Meats Rubens Restaurant Station House Guest House Stockdale & Leggo Sue Walker Sweet Decadence The Chocolate Mill The Food Gallery Tonna’s Fruit & Veg

parTiCipaing Venue sponsors Annie & Peter Duncan Buffalo Girls Candy Broad & Hal Swerissen Marie-Louise Stafford Cricket Willow Daylesford Masonic Hall St Peter’s Church The Convent Daylesford The Pavilion The Rex Gallery The Rex Theatre Val & Roger Roberts

hepBurn springs sWiss & iTaLian FesTa CommiTTee 2013 president Ian Head secretary Sue Walker Treasurer Jeff Bain heritage Ian Tinetti marketing and pr Michelle Buxton Local sponsorship Peter Fox open gardens Barb Fox Festival Creative Director Monique Harvey Festival producer Saskia Heath schools program & Festa organiser Kareena Hodgson

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