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EASTER EVENTSNo better place to be this weekend than Deniliquin

There’s no better place to enjoyEaster than Deniliquin.

Take in the town’s stunningnatural landscapes, relaxed en-vironment and carnivale-type at-mosphere, add to that the highlyanticipated Blues & Roots Festival,and there’s simply no regionalcentre like it at this time of year.

Beautiful weather and a flowingEdward River consistently punctu-ate the annual four-day weekend inDeni, and this year is certain to bethe same says Deniliquin MayorLindsay Renwick.

‘‘Easter is always great in Deni.

There’s plenty of entertainment toenjoy and the Blues & Roots Festi-val is set for another successfulyear.

‘‘There’s the Easter lawn tennistournament, which people travelfrom far and wide to attend, andlocal footy on Friday and Saturday.

‘‘The annual Rotary Art Show isfull of local talent and we’ve got thefirst ArtOut exhibition on Saturdaymorning as well.’’

All the Easter action kicks offwith a game of local footy on GoodFriday. Old rivals the Deni Roversand Blighty clash for the Warner

Tasker Cup at Deniliquin’s pictur-esque Memorial Park, which isconveniently located opposite thelush Deniliquin golf course.

The senior match doesn’t startuntil 2pm so you could even sneakin a quick 18 holes beforehand.

Saturday’s focus turns to art andartists.

The Blues & Roots Festival re-turns to the iconic Ute Muster siteon Conargo Rd with a host ofAussie and international stars.

US superstars John Mayer andElvis Costello headline the Satur-day night concert, followed by an

equally impressive line-up on Sun-day with The Doobie Brothers andBoz Scaggs as the star attractions.

There are buses running to andfrom the festival all weekend (seetimetable on page 11) and tickets tothe event can be purchased at gate.

Three art exhibitions will beopen to the general public acrossthe weekend — the Rotary ArtShow, Bald Archy exhibition andthe ArtOut exhibition and marketon Saturday morning — and makesure you take in an Easter serviceat one of the many being offered bylocal church groups.

But the most important thing todo in Deniliquin this weekend istake a well earned break.

Take the time to do some shop-ping, enjoy a meal at any one ofDeniliquin’s many clubs, pubs andcafes, or even pack up a picnic andhead to the river or a local parkwith your family.

The Easter Entertainment Guideshowcases some wonderful placesto eat or enjoy a beverage whenyou’re not rocking out at the Blues& Roots Festival.

No matter what you do thisEaster, enjoy your time off andmake sure you travel safe.


Get along to theGood Friday footy

■ Traditional rivals Blighty and Deni Rovers do battle on Good Friday.

Good Friday football re-turns to the district this yearwith a historic clash be-tween local rivals, Blightyand Deniliquin Rovers.

The Rovers will host thecontest at their picturesqueMemorial Park ground and itwill be the first time in Picolaand District Football Leaguethe two sides have met onGood Friday.

Visitors and locals will betreated to a full schedule offootball and netball action,with canteen and bar facili-ties also operating all dayalongside Good Friday Ap-peal fundraisers.

Deni Rovers presidentCraig McCulloch is inviting

all locals and Easter visitorsto Memorial Park to checkout the action.

‘‘It’s the first year we’veplayed Good Friday,’’ Mc-Culloch said.

‘‘There’s always a bigcrowd when the Rovers andBlighty play, so we expect aneven bigger crowd Good Fri-day.

‘‘It’s going to become anannual match and I think it’sa great initiative.’’

Junior football and netballmatches start from 9am onGood Friday, with the seniorfootball sides doing battlefrom 2pm.

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Another local footy matchreturns this Easter, with tra-ditional Murray FootballLeague rivals DeniliquinRams and Finley doing battleon Easter Saturday.

This year is the Cats’ turnto host the game, which willbe held on neutral territoryat Blighty due to Finley’sclubrooms undergoing afacelift.

Junior football and netballmatches start from 9am atthe Blighty Recreation Re-serve, while senior teamswill play for the Leo Barry-Shane Crawford Cup from2pm.

Canteen and bar facilitieswill be operating all day.

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Blues & Roots artistsMichael Gorham: The Deniliquin artist is

inspired by soulful blues stars Gary Moore andJoe Walsh, the psychedelic eccentricity of JimiHendrix and Jeff Buckley, and the raw power ofBruce Springsteen and Dave Grohl.

Joel Sulman: From Byron Bay, to Deniliquinand now residing in Albury, Sulman grew up witha wide range of musical influences. From that hehas developed his own unique style utilising hispowerful voice, eclectic guitar work and cheekypercussion.

Peter McWhirter: Even before he recordedhis first album Lucky As A Seven, McWhirter’sstar was already shining. The amazingly talentedsinger/songwriter was barely out of his teenswhen he penned the opening track and debutsingle Humm, which raced straight to the top ofthe country music charts.

Owen Campbell: Campbell has been playingguitar since he was nine and is one of Australia'smost talented slide guitar players and song-writers. With his gravelly blend of blues, roots,soul and country, and a voice that belies his 28years, he creates a perfect blend of melody that’ssimple, but right.

Harry Hookey: Inspired by the likes of BobDylan, Joni Mitchell, fellow 2014 Blues Festivalperformer Steve Earle and Leonard Cohen,Hookey first started performing with his threebrothers in rural Victoria. As part of the HookeyFamily Band he gained the experience to cut histeeth as a solo performer in the noble art ofbusking on Melbourne streets.

Michael Franti & Spearhead: Franti knowsall about the power of music, along with his bandSpearhead they have earned a reputation for thecommunal spirit they create with their extraord-inary live shows and their 2014 Blues Festivalperformance will be no exception.

Neil Murray: One of Australia’s most respect-ed and influential singer/songwriters who hasenjoyed a solo career since 1989. In 1995, Neilwas awarded the APRA Song of the Year for MyIsland Home originally written for the WarumpiBand, and the song has gone on to becomesomething of an unofficial anthem.

Dr John & the Nite Trippers: Dr John is backin town – and he is armed with his incredible newalbum Locked Down. Even if you aren’t a DrJohn fan, you’re new to his sound or you simplyhaven’t heard his new music in a while, you willbe blown away.

Grace Potter and the Nocturnals: Equalparts seductive and dangerous, this evocative

voice and commanding presence translates herinventive, soul-searching poetry to life and issure to have you transfixed for her entire set. Ifyou’re up for a dance, don’t miss this bigpersonality light up the stage with her effortlesspresence and sweeping soul voice.

Elvis Costello & the Imposters: It’s prettymuch impossible to corral the musical curiosity ofa luminous career spanning four decades, inwhich Elvis Costello has carved out his ownspecial place in the pantheon of rock history. Aswag of nominations and awards litter thathistoric trail – evidence of the respect and awethis performer commands from his peers. Manyfans will have gold plated memories of hisperformances with The Attractions, TheImposters and for concert appearances withpianist Steve Nieve.

Russell Morris: One of Australia's mostenduring singers. A major pop star in the late1960s, he went on to become one of thecountry's first singer/songwriters.

John Mayer: The consistency with whichMayer combines word craft and melody hasearned him rarefied status as a respectedsongwriter and musician. As one of few toachieve both critical acclaim and popular appeal,the seven-time Grammy Award winner hasearned accolades for each album release whileselling in excess of 20 million albums worldwide.His latest album Paradise Valley, which featurescollaborations with music stars Frank Ocean andKaty Perry, debuted at number one.

Frank Macias: Macias is a guitarist, singer,songwriter and music producer from SanAntonio, Texas. Often referred to as the ‘real

deal’, for the past 18 years he has played withsome of the best musicians in Australia includingHamish Rosser of the Vines and Chris Masauk ofRadio Birdman.

Shaun Kirk: One of the most exciting talentsto emerge from the Australian music scene todayis singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist,Shaun Kirk. Hailed for his electrifying live shows,Kirk’s one-man-band set-up of guitars,harmonicas, pedals and gadgets must be seento be believed.

Jackson Firebird: Rugged, explosive, full-tiltAussie rock & roll – Jackson Firebird have it inspades and have recently delivered one hell of amighty wallop in the form of Cock Rockin’, theduo’s high-octane debut and 10 tracks ofscorching garage rock: growling guitars, dirtyriffs, and super tight beats.

Jasmine Rae: Rae has come a long way infive years – from the quirky, fresh-faced girl,barely out of her teens, who released her debutsingle Country Singer in 2008, into one ofAustralia’s most acclaimed and respected coun-try artists.

Cash Savage & the Last Drinks: Acclaimedjewel of dark country blues, Savage released hersecond LP The Hypnotiser to critical acclaim andthe Blues Festival looks forward to her bringingher soulful confessions and impassioned cries oflove, loss and despair to the stage.

Pat Simmons Jr: Simmons Jr was born onthe Redwood Coast of Northern California.There he began his journey in a dual world,growing up both on the road with his father’sband The Doobie Brothers, and at homeexploring the forests and coastline. Armed

mostly with a ukulele, an open-hearted voice,and a Yidaki, he shares only the truth.

Gary Clark Jr: Weaned on John Lee Hooker,Lightnin Hopkins, and T-Bone Walker in Austin,Texas, Clark Jr fuses his deep blues influencewith a love of classic hip-hop and contemporarysoul. His voice weaves between a melodic liltand a seasoned blues howl with his guitar licksdancing and dodging between and behind thebeat as if the essence of Snoop and Dre loom inhis head by way of the Mississippi Delta.

The Soul Rebels: Mixing R&B, funk and hip-hop with a traditional brass band style, The SoulRebels’ unique, catchy and infectious sound isquickly earning them a worldwide fan base.

Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros: Withlive shows that are nothing short of joyousaffairs, comparisons continue to be drawn to thesoulfulness of The Supremes, The Beatles andthe psychedelic echoes of Jefferson Airplane.Upbeat and full of spirit, the band has embodiedthe communal essence on stage that has sincedefined a new sound that could quite easily slipinto the golden era of the aforementionedcomparisons.

The Wailers (pictured): It’s impossible not togroove along to The Wailers with their sunshineand ‘good-feeling’ classics: Jammin, Is ThisLove, Exodus, Lively Up Yourself, I Shot TheSheriff, One Love, People Get Ready, Stir It Up,Redemption Song and so many more.

Boz Scaggs: Scaggs is best known for his1976 breakthrough album Silk Degrees and thehit singles from it including Lido Shuffle,Lowdown, Georgia and We’re All Alone. His1977 follow up album, Down Two Then Left,contained another slew of hits including StillFalling for You and Then She Walked Away.

Steve Earle & the Dukes: Singer-songwriter,actor, author, political activist, producer – SteveEarle is one of America's greatest livingstorytellers. His tales, encapsulated in songssuch as The Galway Girl, Hard-Core Trouba-dour, Jerusalem, Goodbye’s All We Got Left,Guitar Town and his anthemic CopperheadRoad, have filled 14 albums and earned himthree Grammy Awards.

The Doobie Brothers: One of the greatAmerican music stories. Since their story beganin the 1970s, The Doobie Brothers’ propulsiveroots-based, harmony-laden, guitar-driven stylehas sold an estimated 40 million records over thecourse of four decades.


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BOTTLESHOPS:Central CellarbrationsRiverina CellarsRailway HotelWhite Lion Hotel

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Rinaldi’s at RiverviewSky Dragon RestaurantDeni RSL Club

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SATURDAYARTIST LINE-UP

TIME A STAGE

11.15am - 11.45am Deni Uke Muster

12.20pm - 1pm Joel Sulman

1.45pm - 2.30pm Owen Campbell

3.15pm - 4.30pm Michael Franti & Spearhead

5.15pm - 6.15pm Dr John & the Nite Tippers

7.15pm - 8.30pm Elvis Costello & The Imposters

9.30pm - 11pm John Mayer

TIME B STAGE

11.45am - 12.20pm Michael Gorham

1pm - 1.45pm Peter McWhirter

2.30pm - 3.15pm Harry Hookey

4.30pm - 5.15pm Neil Murray

6.15pm - 7.15pm Grace Potter and the Nocturnals

8.30pm - 9.30pm Russell Morris


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SUNDAYARTIST LINE-UP

TIME A STAGE

11.45am - 12.15pm Frank Macias

12.45pm - 1.15pm Jackson Firebird

1.45pm - 2.45pm Cash Savage and the Last Drinks

3.15pm - 4.15pm Gary Clark Jr

5.15pm - 6.15pm Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros

7.15pm - 8.30pm Boz Scaggs

9.30pm - 11pm The Doobie Brothers

TIME B STAGE

11.15am - 11.45am Deni Uke Muster

12.15pm - 12.45pm Shaun Kirk

1.15pm - 1.45pm Jasmine Rae

2.45pm - 3.15pm Pat Simmons Jr

4.15pm - 5.15pm The Soul Rebels

6.15pm - 7.15pm The Wailers

8.30pm - 9.30pm Steve Earle & the Dukes


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Easter servicesfor all religions

Easter is a time for thecommunity to celebratetogether and in Denili-quin there’s two eventsthat allow you to com-memorate the religiousholiday.

For Good Friday, theCombined Churches ofDeniliquin will continuethe tradition of theStations of the Cross.

Starting at 11am in theWaring Gardens, inDeniliquin’s CBD, therewill be 14 stations atwhich to worship.

This tradition lastsabout 40 minutes and

people of all religionsare welcome.

On Easter Sunday, the10-year tradition of theEaster garden servicewill continue in theWaring Gardens.

Coordinated by theDeniliquin BaptistChurch, the service isopen to people of allfaiths.

Pastor Heath Whileyfrom the Baptist Churchinvites all to the gardensfrom 10.30am for a‘‘short, inviting service’’.

He says there will beplenty to do afterwards

too — especially for chil-dren.

‘‘Some of the activitiesinclude puppets, a jump-ing castle, face painting,an Easter egg hunt, giftbags and other games.

‘‘Bring along blanketsto sit on during the ser-vice. There will be abarbecue after the ser-vice to which everyoneis invited.’’

Deniliquin Easter ser-vices:

Baptist Church,Edwardes St – Good Fri-day, 9:30am; Easter Sun-day, 10:30am in theWaring Gardens.

St Michael’s CatholicChurch, Harrison St –Holy Thursday, 7pm;Good Friday, 3pm; HolySaturday, 6pm; EasterSunday, 8am and 10am.

St Paul’s AnglicanChurch, Harrison St –Good Friday, 9am; HolySaturday, 7.30pm; East-er Sunday, 8am and10am.

St Andrew’s UnitingChurch, Edwardes St –Good Friday, 9am; East-er Sunday, 9am.

Salvation Army,Edwardes St – Good Fri-day, 9am; Easter Sunday10am.


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Come and play on the Edward River with its sandy beaches, relax in our beautifully manicured parks or take a walk in the redgum forest. Enjoy the night life with cafes, restaurants and clubs

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■ Kialla artist Ross Paterson will judge this year’s Rotary Easter Art Show.

Art on showall weekend

ROTARY ART SHOWThe Rotary Easter Art Show is open to the

public from Friday, April 18 to Monday,April 21 at the Deniliquin High School multi-purpose centre in Harfleur St.

The annual art event showcases worksfrom local artists in mediums includingpaintings, metal sculpture, 3D art andphotography.

Now in its 22nd year, the art show boastsa total prize pool of $12,000.

Good Friday is the gala opening from 7pmto 8.30pm for $15 per person.

The exhibition is open from 10am to 5pmSaturday and Sunday and 10am to 3pm onMonday. Entry to the event is $5 for adults,$2 for pensioners/students and childrenunder 12 years old are free.

ART-OUT EXHIBITIONSouth West Arts’ open-air exhibition and

market will be held in the Deniliquin’s lushWaring Gardens on Saturday, April 19, from9am to 1pm.

The new initiative, titled ArtOut, willfeature artworks from across the south westNSW region and all works on display will befor sale.

In the event of rain, it will move to CressySt, in Deniliquin’s CBD.

For more information contact South WestArts on 5881 7749, 0417 934 130 or [email protected].

BALD ARCHYBe sure to stop by Deniliquin’s Peppin

Heritage Centre in George St to peruse the2014 Bald Archy exhibition, a satiricalversion of the famed Archibald Prize.

In its 21st year, the Bald Archy celebratesAustralian politicians, sportspeople andother well known personalities.

The exhibition will be open to the publicfrom 9am to 4pm each day throughoutEaster and entry is by gold coin donation.

The Bald Archy is on display until April26.


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DENILIQUIN BLUES & ROOTS FESTIVAL BUS TIMETABLE

Buses will Depart site at 11.15pm both Saturday and Sunday nights after the concert. Last Bus will depart at 11.45pm both nights. Cost is $5 per trip, or $20 for a weekend pass.

Weekend Passes available from Wired Entertainment, Purtills Depot - McCrabb Rd, or may be purchased from the driver.STRICTLY NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED ON THE BUS.

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Wired Entertainment 10am 11am 12 Noon 1pm 5pm 6pm 7pm

Deniliquin RSL 10.03 11.03 12.03 1.03 5.03 6.03 7.03

East End store 10.05 11.05 12.05 1.05 5.05 6.05 7.05

Caltex Cobb Hwy 10.07 11.07 12.07 1.07 5.07 6.07 7.07

BIG4 Holiday Park 10.10 11.10 12.10 1.10 5.10 6.10 7.10

Edward School 10.15 11.15 12.15 1.15 5.15 6.15 7.15

Riverview Motel 10.17 11.17 12.17 1.17 5.17 6.17 7.17

White Lion Hotel 10.19 11.19 12.19 1.19 5.19 6.19 7.19

Riverside Caravan Park 12.21 11.21 12.21 1.21 5.21 6.21 7.21

Caltex Nth Junction 10.22 11.22 12.22 1.22 5.22 6.22 7.22

Pioneer Tourist Park 10.24 11.24 12.24 1.24 5.24 6.24 7.24

Venue Site 10.35 11.35 12.35 1.35 5.35 6.35 7.35

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Blues and Roots Festivalshuttle buses runningto and from the event

Stay safe on the roadsOperation Tortoise to target Easter drivers

With Deniliquin and its surrounding shires packed withactivities this Easter, local authorities are urging commun-ity members to stay safe on the road while enjoying theholiday period.

Deniliquin Police Detective Inspector Peter Hayes sayspolice will be out in force this Easter conducting OperationTortoise from April 17 to 21.

Drivers face losing double demerit points from theirlicence from midnight on Thursday, April 17 to midnight onMonday, April 21 if they are caught doing the wrong thing.

Det Insp Hayes says drivers are encouraged to takenecessary breaks, particularly when driving long distances.

‘‘Coming into the busy period it’s timely to remind peopleto be safe on the roads,’’ he said.

‘‘People who are travelling long distances must takebreaks every two hours and under no circumstance shouldpeople drink alcohol and drive.

‘‘Easter and Christmas are generally periods where thereare more road accidents.’’

Deniliquin and Murray Shire Council road safety officerKen Spence agreed with Det Insp Hayes’ message, sayingpeople should be careful when travelling, particularly withan influx of people around the district.

‘‘Every long weekend there’s an influx of people toDeniliquin,’’ he said.

‘‘It’s also the last weekend before winter so people will beeager to travel.

‘‘A lot of people will be leaving Melbourne Thursdaynight, and even Wednesday night is likely to be busy.

‘‘The Blues & Roots Festival will also be held in Deniliquinand there will be a shuttle bus running to and from the eventso there is absolutely no excuse for people to drink alcoholand then drive to the event.’’

Mr Spence says Deniliquin Council will have a breath-testing tent at the festival site.


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Friday 18th EntertainmentThe smooth sound of “Steve Flack and Jill Player Cotton” live in the Beer Garden from

6pmRegular “Phil Dalby” from 7:30pm in the Main

Lounge

2 Course Buffet Dinner From 6pmAdults $22

Kids 12 & under $12 Kids under 3 eat free

In the Gallery RoomEvery Friday & Saturday Night

RestaurantBuffetFriday 18th April 2014

Gallery Room - 6.30pmAdults: $50

Kids: 8 – 12 $25, 3 – 7 $10

Good Friday Seafood Extravaganza

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available all weekend from 6pmContact reception for information and bookings

Easter entertainment guide

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