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Rip It Up, Issue 40, 1 November 1980, Page 19

5 Day Village CELEBRATION Jan 22—26,1981 This Information Schedule concerns the main activity areas of the 5 day Village CELEBRATION, where we bring you Gifted people of MUSIC & THEATRE, Arts & Cnaitt, Technology 3 & Allennatloe Lliettylet, on the ultimate, tile o& the. Waitawheta Vallay, .. &V : i2 • . • -yy \ ’• v V\ ...which is an idyllic, gently undulating, valley of Dairy Farms, with a mountain river winding through. Everyone who comes will have easy access to parking, camping, the river, Village centres, facilities and the 4 stages. - _/ W ~ HEATRE, Arts & CfiafitA, Technology } A Altefinaiive Lifie&tyleA, >' v |:;/v % M THE WOOZELBUB THEATRE This Kingdom Of Woozelbub .(a land of Make-believe) has got some REAL Special Guests all committed: i£}Y ■ * ‘ •• ■ • - • V-PERFORMANCES: International bands and soloists (now being confirmed) will be supported by top NZ acts - to make it The MOST MEMORABLE EXTRAVAGANZA in NZ's MUSICAL HISTORY. * Magicians * PUPPETEERS * A Ventrilloquist * Fire-eaters * Jugglers * A Tight rope walker * Dancers * Story tellers * Trick cyclists * Clowns * Music makers * THEATRE COMPANIES £ mosica confirmed) will be supported by top The MOST MEMORABLE EXTRAVAGANZA in soloists (now being NZ acts - to make it NZ's MUSICAL HISTORY. SOUND: Nambassa is bringing from the USA the largest sound ♦PUPPETEERS system ever mounted in this country, with 35% more ♦Jugglers power than any system ever used at Western Springs. * Story tellers The P.A. is the brand new American built Cerwin Vega ♦Music makers gear with 115,000 watts of dynamic and clear sound. ♦ A Ventrilloquist * A Tight rope walker * Trick cyclists * THEATRE COMPANIES In the Wizard’s WORKSHOP CEI' * Puppetry * LIVE THEATRE * Clowning * Story Telling * Macrame * Face Painting * Origami * Mask Making s WORKSHOP CENTER 'apprentices’ are taught: LIVE THEATRE * MUSIC * Clay modeling Story Telling * Drama ♦ Pottery Face Painting * Costumes * Candle making Mask Making * Mime * Kite making * Potter * Candle * Kite n LIGHTING: Power used is a % million watts. Big. The main stage will be a 70 feet high PYRAMID, lit from inside and out SPECTACULARLY, with LASER BEAMS. THE RED HAT THEATRE KIDSPACE * Cart rides * Pony rides * A Flying Fox EXTRAS * Mud slides * Sled rides * A Kite Fly-in INCLUDE . * Miniature train rides (on a half-mile track) * Cart rides ♦ Pony rides * Mud slides * Sled rides * Miniature train’rides (on * A Flying Fox * A Kite Fly-in a half-mile track) * A daily PIED PIPER Parade * A CIRCUS * A daily PIED PIPER Parade The Cneche-pad HoA l mum will have, all iaclllllet. ARTS & CRAFTS ARTS & CRAFTS so far confirmed, are: WORK SHOPS * Painting with Michael Illingworth, a NZ artist/alternative lifestyler. * The making of stained glass windows * Leather, work: patterns, braiding clothing, footwear, carving extras' * The arts of throwing & firing pottery * Building & firing a raku kiln * Spinning/weaving: (inkle/back strap). * Clay therapy (Anyone into mud pies?) * Silver work * Making maori kits? * Wood turning * Tapestry.weaving * Wood butchery ♦? Batiking, tie dying Others now being confirmed, are: * candle making * paper making * wood carving * basket making * glass blowing * silk screening * enameling * macrame (Many craftspeople will have stalls in the Craft Market.) SELF-SUFFICIENCY * Horse ploughing, discing & harrowing * Blacksmithing * Organic orcharding * Beekeeping * -farming * "... gardening * Herb Cultivation * Wine making and beer brewing ALTERNATIVE ENERGIES * A vegetable oil fueled diesel motor ♦Two wood-gas powered vehicles - * The building & operation of a sauna * A home-built wind powered generator Cannabis as a medicine (then & now) ♦A block & earth construction * Rammed earth walls being built Others now being ' confirmed 3 are : /' * Cheese making butter making * soap making * stone masonry * goat farming PLUS: SOLAR POWERED... - electric fences -ff - lighter - food dryer - smelting furnace - portable barbeque - steam pressure cooker - water distillery SOUND: Nambassa is bringing from the USA the largest sound system ever mounted in this country, with 35% more power than any system ever used at Western Springs. The P.AV is the brand new American built Cerwin Vega gear with 115,000 watts of dynamic and clear sound. LIGHTING: Power used is a % million watts. Big. The main stage will be a 70 feet high PYRAMID, lit from S inside and out SPECTACULARLY, with LASER BEAMS. THE RED HAT THEATRE OVERSEAS GUESTS: From 'The Farm', in Tennessee, come Stephen and Ina May GaAkin, and LouiAe Haglefi, editor of. The Farm's two vegetarian cookbooks. PLUS: Ram Voaa, One of his books, Be He/te NOW, &hom you that "thiA Special Guy can talk about ANYTHING'." Others now being confirmed, are: * candle making * paper making * wood carving * basket making * glass blowing * silk screening * enameling * macrame Va. Jim Cai/inA: a remarkable ex-politician, and founder - of the Down to Earth Foundation in Australia.; PERFORMANCES: Apart fom our overseas guests being introduced and asked to rave for a bit, we've 36 acts (so far) who also want on; with rock, folk, blues, jazz, classical, chamber, Indiany and modern music, dance, poetry, mime,comedy; PLUS theatre companies, and rock operas. . Want in? Contact Chris Hegan, 87 Vermont St, Ponsonby, AK 2 OPEN AIR THEATRE This more intimate area is for spoken word activities, such as lectures, talks, lectures, poems, raves, satyrical revues, or symposia on most of the Workshop topics.; PATHS OF KNOWLEDGE: While Spiritual topics have been booked onto the O.A.Th., the groups involved will have three extra areas; 1) The Spiritual Mela, 2) The Yoga Centre, 3) The Healing Centre. Over 60 groups are now being confirmed, and over 120 workhops are planned./; • So there must be one intended for you. OTHER ACTIVITIES include: documentaries A Feature Films Hot Air Balloons, a morning Village newspaper, 'Waves', and our own RADIO STATION [Btlng you/i t/ianAXAton'.) The COST? one 5 VAV TICKET: $27, of l $22 pfie-XmaA special. NO CHARGE i’ofi chUdfien unden. 10 yea/iA old k pfitce hofi 10 to 14 yfi oldX 6 Aentofi cUlzenA. Valcca fieduce hoA. fiewefi day 6; check with you/i agency. . . hot water panels and system - corrugated iron.trickle-fed water heater & shower - electric cells driving a stereo player and/or an electric train - A Trombe wall (for heating or cooling a room or house. TICKET AGENCIES - are in all; these towns: New Lynn: Takapuna; HAMILTON: TAURANGA: ACTION GROUPS (35 so far) promote causes concerning: social change, politics, the environment, human ’ development; causes of all kinds, from their stalls. OVERSEAS GUESTS: From 'The Farm', in Tennessee, come Stephen and I na May Galkin, and Louite Haglen, editor of The Farm's two vegetarian cookbooks. PLUS: Ram Vatt , One of his books, Be He ne WOW, thorn you that "thit Special Guy can talk about ANYTHING'." Vn Jim Cainnt : a remarkable ex-politician, and founder of the Down to Earth Foundation in Australia. PERFORMANCES: Apart fom our overseas guests being introduced and asked to rave for a bit, we've 36 acts (so far) who also want on; with rock, folk, blues, jazz, classical, chamber, Indian and modern music, dance, poetry, mime,comedy; PLUS theatre companies, and rock operas. Want in? Contact Chris Hegan, 87 Vermont St, Ponsonby, AK 2 OPEN AIR THEATRE This more intimate area is for spoken word activities, such as lectures, talks, lectures, poems, raves, satyrical revues, or symposia on most of the Workshop topics. PATHS OF KNOWLEDGE: While Spiritual topics have been booked onto the O.A.Th., the groups involved will have three extra areas; 1) The Spiritual Mela, 2) The Yoga Centre, 3) The Healing Centre. Over 60 groups are now being confirmed, and over 120 workhops are planned. So there must be one intended for you. OTHER ACTIVITIES include: documentaries & Feature Films Hot Air Balloons, a morning Village newspaper, 'Waves', and our own RADIO STATION [Bnlng youn tnantl&ton'. ) The COST? one 5 VAV TICKET: $27, on $22 pne-Xmat tpedal. NO CHARGE ion childnen unden 10 yeant old pnlce ion 10 to 14 yn oldt £ tenlon cillzent. Pnlcet neduce ion iowen dayt ; check with youn agency... TICKET AGENCIES WHANGAREI: Musi cor Records, James Street Arcade. AUCKLAND: Corner Booking Office, Cnr Queen & Vic; Narnia, 5 His Majesties Arcade; Stall 71, Cook Street Market; New Lynn: Quicksilver Craft, 6 Totara Avenue; Takapuna; Organ World of Music, 1 The Strand; HAMILTON: Heart & Soul Craft ltd, Collingwood St; TAURANGA: Khalasutra, 12 Wharf Street; Vibrations Records, 8.5.8. Arcade; WHAKATANE: 0m Clothing, The Strand; PALMERSTON Nth: Skylight Restaurant, 266 Cuba St; WELLINGTON: Chelsea Record Bar Manners Street. Narnia, Willis Street; Rebirth Health Foods, 117 Cuba Street; NELSON: Chez Elco Coffee Lounge, Trafalgar Street; CHRISTCHURCH: Narnia, 114 Manchester Street; DUNEDIN: Potpourri Restaurant, Stuart Street; - are in all these towns: Kaitaia, Kerikeri, Rawene, Dargaville, Waipu, Warkworth, Orewa, Albany, Colville, Whitianga, Whangamata, Thames, Paeroa, Morrinsville, Waihi, Ngaruawhahia, Cambridge, Napier, Hastings, Mt Maunganui, Rotorua, Tokoroa, , Taupo, Tauhara Ce.nter, New Plymouth, Wanganui, Levin, Upper Hutt, 4 Lower Hutt, ■Westport, Timaru. > \