lost magazine | daylesford & surroundsJune 2013 | volume 12 issue 128

lostTHE GUIDE TO WHERE TO FIND IT

passingclouds.com.au

Passing Clouds Winery & Cellar door

30 roddas laneMusk, V ictor ia 3461

(5 minutes f rom daylesford)Phone: 03 5348 5550

exc lus ive@pass ingc louds.com.au

Established in 1974

Passing Clouds Winery & Cellar door

open dai ly 11-5pm

contentsWINE, COFFE AND CHEESE welcome to heaven 4STRIKE WHILE THE coffee is hot 6SHHHH secret buffalo 8PUTTING A SWING in your step 10PEA SOUP FOG and super pea soup 13THIRTEEN lucky for us... 14OMG EVOO open day noms 20THE LIFE AND TIMES of a musical genius 24YOUR DIRTY LITTLE SECRET is safe with us 25LOCK UP YOUR RAZORS The Beards are coming 30PAINTING THE SAVOIA three shades of blues 32KLEZMANIACS go crazy in Castlemaine 36CURRIED SCRABBLE and half priced shoes 38RELAX, you’re in Daylesford 40GOT OURSELVES IN A FLAP! 40

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by Kiera Poelsma www.kiera.com.au

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lost - the guide to where to find it® is an independent monthly magazine circulating throughout Daylesford, Hepburn Springs, Musk, Trentham, Castlemaine, Woodend, Tylden, Kyneton, Creswick, Clunes & surrounds. Publishers: lost publishingDesign: Stefan OverzierCover image: Kiera Poelsma Editor: Danni Petkovic Writer: Kathy DouglasPrinter: Sovereign Press (Ballarat)

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DEADLINE JULY ISSUE: JUNE 16, 2013

Warm Heartsin cold DaylesfordTHERE ARE few places colder than Daylesford in winter. Siberia perhaps? Maybe even Mawson in the Antarctic territories. Perhaps. A Daylesford winter can be all lovely and romantic and cosy, if you’re snug at home in front of the fire… but for many people in the region it’s tough out there this time of year. Daylesford and District Food Aid are asking for donations to help those members of our community sleeping rough this winter. New or good quality second hand items needed include; waterproof matches, tarps, socks, personal hygiene supplies, scarves, shoes, boots, blankets, sleeping bags, underwear, jumpers, and jackets. These items will be packed into hampers and given to those facing a bleak winter. Please donate at Daylesford and District Food Aid, at the rear of Daylesford Community Op Shop, 8 Mink Street (off East Street). For more info search Daylesford & District Food Aid on Facebook.

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Wine, coffee and cheesewelcome to heaven

What’s your sideof the story?AUSSIES are naturals when it comes to storytelling. We love to share a good yarn. From a laugh at the bar to an OMG TMI status update, we can tell a tale, that’s for sure. The ABC has an initiative called ABC Open 500 Words. It’s a forum to share a personal take on a significant news, historical, or cultural event that you have experienced first hand. The Creswick Neighbourhood Centre (19-21 Victoria Street) is offering a session on blogging and digital storytelling, Saturday, June 1, with a focus on contributing to the ABC Open 500 Words project. In the workshop you will learn tips on writing a blog, selecting images, and how to share your story with ABC Open. The session will run 10:30am until 1pm, and it is free. To register, call the centre 5345 2356. To read other ABC Open 500 Word entries and for more info on this fascinating national project go to open.abc.net.au/projects/500-words-i-was-there-49lo8qj

HOW LUCKY we are to live in a place surrounded by fertile land, tended by clever farmers, harvesting world class produce, that is then made into some of the most delectable food and wine in Australia. There’s a brand new store in Daylesford, called Wine and the Country (1/97 Vincent Street) and they’re showcasing the best of the best of the local deliciousness. As the name suggests these guys specialise in local wines. You’re welcome to visit for a tasting, a glass, or share a bottle. They also do great coffee by Daylesford’s own Buffalo Girls (um… wine and coffee? Hold us back!) The shelves are laden with fab local produce, Stella’s breads, Istra Smallgoods, Goldfields Cheese, delicious bits from Tuki Trout Farm, preserves and other tastiness. Wine and the Country is now open Friday and Saturday 7am - late, Sunday 8am - 6pm, but full time soon. More info at wineandthecountry.com.au or call: 0458 617 025.

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Strike while thecoffee is hotTHERE’S a new coffee and wine lounge/restaurant/live music venue in down-town Clunes. Lucky Strike braced themselves, slammed down a quick latte and threw open its door to the world on Booktown weekend… which (incase you’re unaware) is the biggest thing to hit Clunes since the miners went bananas in the gold rush. Phew! Fortunately their organic coffee beans and supercharged Jersey cow’s milk rocketed them through their wonderful launch weekend. And now with the grand opening a fond (recent) memory, the crazy cats at Lucky Strike (33 Fraser Street) have started doing brunch Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 9am. Let them pour for you that all important first coffee of the day (yes, you get that yummy Jersey milk too) the eggs are organic, the heirloom tomatoes are organic too… in fact, we’re pretty sure the whole team at Lucky Strike are organic. Something else a little spesh about this new kid on the block is their performance space. Out the back they have create a marvellous warm (we promise) venue for intimate gigs, and this month they have some fab live music in store for the lucky ones. Saturday, June 1, from 8pm, Truly Madly Deeply will dish up the jazz standards in an anything but standard way, Saturday, June 15, Latino supremos Los Locos will have you itching to jump out of your seat and bust out some moves as they play some wild Latin grooves, and Saturday, June 29, Louie and the Cocktail Shakers will have you shaken and stirred with their blend of blues, swing, soul and jive. If only those trying their luck in the dirt for a lump of gold back in the 1850s could see Clunes now. The time-worn streetscape is buzzing with a new energy, with eight permanent bookstores, organic brunches and vintage wares, (and still plenty more gold under the dirt we’re sure). Lucky Strike Lounge is open for Brunch and Lunch Monday, Friday - Sunday from 9am, and Dinner Friday - Sunday 6pm to late. For more information and reservations phone 5345 3308, or go to luckystrikelounge.com.au.

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Mountain BottomThe view from

secret buffaloShhhh

WITH ALL respect, the beautiful town of Woodend could’ve been called Mountain Bottom. Sure, it’s at the end of the wood, so the name Woodend is cute, but it’s also at the bottom of Mount Macedon. Mountain Bottom, or Mount Bot (for short) would’ve been just as appropriate. (And makes us giggle… tee hee) (Sorry.) Magnificent Mt Macedon is home to The Mount Players, a really quite super and enthusiastic community theatre group. They have been performing within the region and on the mountain for 41 years(!) and this winter they are presenting The Threepenny Opera. (The original story of Mack the Knife, set in Victorian London). The season is on now, and runs until Sunday, June 23, at Mountview Theatre, 56 Smith Street, Macedon. Adult tickets $28, conc. $25 and kids $12. For more info about The Mount Players, their 2013 season and bookings go to themountplayers.com or phone 1300 463 224.

YOU KNOW how down in Melbs the good stuff happens off a hidden alleyway somewhere? It’s just the way Melbourne rolls. You have to sniff out the good stuff, and the cool kids are onto it welllll before the likes of… um, everyone else. Well here in the ‘hood of Dayles, the cool cats know where it’s at when it comes to coffee. Buffalo Girls. (4c Duke Street.) Vigen is a wiz with the beans, the blends, and behind the machine, and his Buffalo Soldier beans are getting quite the rep as being what the cool cats drink. (There’s Hey Leroy, DownTown, and one called Marmalade Cat. And wow, Ms Marmalade goes ME-OW!) Vig has the funk flowing though his veins, and is (hush-hush) hosting a new night: Jungle Boogie; Saturday, June 1, 8pm at Buffalo Girls. Expect lo-fi funk, old school vinyl, a night of soul with a speak easy vibe. Get outta the house for a boogie, you know where it’s at kids. (Be early, limited numbers.) Peace.

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no hipsters allowedWooden Music Festival

ONE BAND = a gig. Two bands = a double bill, and three bands = a festival. (We all know that more than three bands usually involves camping and hipsters, and we’re not talking about that right now, so relax.) We’re talking about the Wooden Music Festival. A three band Sunday session (June 2) at the Old Hepburn Hotel (236 Main Road, Hepburn Springs). This mini-fest will feature Perch Creek Family Jug Band, Quarry Mountain Dead Rats and Max Savage. Yes there will be banjos, yes there will be chunky harmonies and double bass, and yes there will be bluegrassy, toe tappin’ foot stompin’ beer drinkin’ tunes. And jugs. Jugs of beer and jugs of the musical variety. Toot toot. The Wooden Music Fest kicks off at the very respectable time of 3pm, and ends at 8pm, so your very respectable self will still be feeling respectable come Monday morning. Ahh the Old Hep’s looking out you. For more info give them a buzz: 5348 2207.

in your stepPutting a swing

ANYONE can dance. This statement is broadly true. However, it doesn’t take into account that some of us humans are genetically gifted with grace, poise, timing and an innate sense of rhythm, whilst others among us are genetically gifted with two left feet and shoes to match. Luckily, Glenn and Sue of Daylesford Dance are gifted dance instructors, and can teach (those with any number of feet) many styles of dance. From Wednesday, June 5, they are starting Swing Classes. (To be held at the Holy Cross hall (Daly Street) from 7:30pm-8:30pm.) The classes will be ongoing with a view to having you ready to swing your way across the dance floor at the upcoming Mood2Swing event (to be held later in the year). Absolute beginners are welcome, (BYO left and/or right feet) as are those with prior dancing experience. Lessons are $17.50 ($15 conc.) For more info and bookings call Daylesford Dance on 0400 669 200, or 5348 4532.

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Gardens and landscapescaptured in charcoalIMAGINE the day when humans figured out how to light a fire. How do you think that day went? The conversations around the cave would’ve gone like this: “Would you like sushi or carpaccio tonight luv?” “Oh, neither thanks hun, I’ll have that luscious fillet of free range organic venison well done to a crunchy black crisp thanks.” The fact that our cave-person ancestors actually figured out how to light a fire without Jeff Probst handing over a nice big chunk of flint - complete with flashy smile - is a miracle. And once that fire was out, what better to do than poke around the charcoal with your hands and get nice and grubby… A burnt stick made a mighty fine marker, and before long Cro-Magnon folk were tagging their caves with scribbles, stencils and thought provoking political statements, pre-dating Banksy by 32,000 years.Charcoal is still the preferred medium of thousands of artists around the globe. Tiffany Titshall is one such artist who smudges, blends and expertly pushes her charcoal to the limit. Inspired by the landscape and climate of Central Victoria, Tiffany has produced a body of work entitled Nature’s Folly. These works delve into the architecture of gardens, and explore our desire to create monuments and landscapes within our landscape. The works range from sharply structured images, through to dreamy soft focus landscapes, defining the contrast between the cultivated and tamed gardens we create and the ravaged, drought stricken land within this region; Tiffany’s works made all the more poignant by her choice of using charcoal as her preferred medium. The pieces are haunting, honest and beautifully capture the essence and diversity of Central Victoria. The exhibition Nature’s Folly opens Saturday, June 1, at 2pm, at Central Goldfield’s Art Gallery (at the Old Fire Station, Neill Street Maryborough). The exhibition will run until July 14. The Gallery is open Thursday to Sunday 10am ‘til 4pm. For more info phone 5460 4588 or go to tiffanytitshall.com

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Pea soup fogand super pea soup SALAD days are over! BRING ON THE SOUP! Jaqi at Fair’s Fair (1 Knox St opp. The Farmers Arms Hotel) loves her soup and is sharing her fave recipes with us this winter, ladling take away cups with delicious soups and serving them with chunky pane di casa bread to go. Jaqi usually has several pots bubbling away at once, all vegetarian (with gluten free options too) like curried sweet potato and apple served with sour cream and parsley, or minty pea, asparagus and lentil, or creamy carrot and ginger served with sour cream and dill. The soup kitchen has embraced the pay-it-forward ethic of the Suspended Coffee movement, where you ‘buy’ a coffee for someone to redeem in the future, only Jaqi is doing it with soup. Buy a cup for yourself, and one for someone to enjoy when they need it most. Soup is $5, with bread $6. Soup’s on Wednesday to Sunday 11am-4pm. For what’s cookin’ search Jaqi Mudge Shamanic Healing on Facebook.

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Thirteenlucky for us...NO WONDER 13 is an unlucky number… It’s when you become a teenager. And there’s naught too lucky about that. You’re expected to be a kid but act like an adult, not allowed to act like an actual adult, but told to grow up if you act like a kid. Deal with that and pimples and school pressures/ BFs/GFs/BFFs/bonkers hormones/friend dramas/homework/credit running out on your phone etc etc… It’s hard being 13. But… being thirteen is also worth celebrating… in fact, there’s one 13 year old in Hepburn Springs that’s about to celebrate their birthday HARD! The Performance Night at the Old Hepburn Hotel is turning 13 years old Friday, June 7. Back in 2000 the night was started as a space for local performers to get up and show us what they’ve got… and boy has some talent graced the stage in that time. Over 800 bands and performers from all over Victoria and Australia, and some international guests, have taken to the Old Hep stage on performance night. Some of these nervous beginners have grown into well-loved (and established) musos (think Mia Dyson and Declan Sykes to name a couple). Performance Night usually costs a couple of coins to get in (gold ones, don’t be tight) and the ‘winner’ as judged by the applause, gets the loot. This humble concept has grown into a musical institution over the years… and to celebrate the big 1-3 Performance Night will welcome Bianca Berto, Anthony Petrucci, Navaja Negra, KGB Klezmer, Kaisha, Eamon Harraghy and Pugsley Buzzard to the stage for a night of fantastic live music and a celebration of what this great night has become (aww… it’s all growed up now!There will be no open stage on birthday night, instead happy (birthday) hour from 5-6pm, and music from 6pm ‘til midnight. Entry is $2. Performance Night will be back and open to all, (next month) on the first Friday of each month. (And hopefully for another 13 years!) For a 20 minute set phone Nel Staite 0437 628 911, or just rock up on the night for a five minute open stage. The Old Hep is at 236 Main Road Hepburn Springs. For more info call 5348 2207.

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It’s Friday…we’re in loveLOVE Friday nights. There’s just something about tools-down time on a Friday afternoon that makes it more special than say a Wednesday afternoon, meh. Wednesday, you give us nothing. Friday nights gaze lovingly out the window and offer a knowing nod and a wink to that lovely blank slate of weekend rolled out waaay over the horizon. We at lost believe there really should be more Fridays in the week. Glenlyon General Store (63 Barkly Street) pop Friday nights up on a pedestal, and bands up on a stage. Each and every Friday they offer happy hour from 5pm-6pm, and great live music from 6pm… and the chance to embrace each moment of that Friday night feeling. Swing into the long weekend (Friday, June 7), with Daylesford three piece, Hot Dot and the Cool Squares. Entry is free. For more info on what else is coming up at the Glenlyon General Store in June call 5348 7922, or find them on Facebook.

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Old as the hills and market fresh

High Teafit for a QueenHIGH TEA is a bit spesh isn’t it? A tower of teeny treats and a long afternoon cuppa is just a bit too delightful. Whilst sipping with pinkie poised, one might wonder what the Queen might be up to on such a splendid day: watching the polo? Scruffing the Royal Corgis on the Royal Porch? Or perhaps partaking in some cucumber sandwiches herself? Hmmm… The Queen’s Birthday long weekend seems an appropriate time to partake in the indulgent ritual of High Tea. Grange Bellinzona (77 Main Road, Hepburn Springs) offers High Tea each Saturday, in four sittings on the hour, 12pm ‘til 4pm. The $39 standard High Tea is a tower of honey and date scones with double cream, dainty sandwiches, and delicious patisserie treats, with pots of tea, or coffee. The (appropriately named) Royal High Tea ($49) comes with a glass of bubbles. Oh well, if One must! Happy birthday Ma’am. More info and bookings: 5348 2271.

GUILDFORD is a teeny hamlet on the Midland Hwy between Daylesford and Castlemaine. They have a fab general store, an old-as-the-hills pub (possibly older) and a big tree, that is closer in age to the hills, than the pub. (No, really, it’s a 500+ year old River Red Gum listed on the National Trust’s register of significant trees, and how it survived the gold rush without being used for firewood is a miracle. Turn at the General Store, it’s at the end of the street. It’s really big, go give it a hug.) Guildford holds a Regional Produce Market once a quarter. This community market is held at the Public Hall (Fryers Road) and is a really big deal in a really small village. Saturday, June 8, the hall will be fully loaded up with the freshest local produce, (including organic and bio dynamic), local wines, olive oil, baked goods, preserves, pickles, jams and hand made creations. Doors open at 9am. For more info phone: 0408 606 561.

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in WoodendMore bang for your Bach

IT’S TIME to get your high brow on. The 9th Annual Woodend Winter Arts Festival is on across the Queen’s Birthday long weekend, (Friday, June 7, ‘til Monday, June 10). The festival starts with free fireworks Friday night at Buffalo Stadium Oval (Forest Street). This family friendly event starts at 5:30pm with food stalls and entertainment. Fireworks light the sky from 6:30pm. The festival program boasts a whole lotta Bach this year, beginning on Friday night with the Bach Mass in B Minor, (featuring soprano Greta Bradman). High-tail it from the fireworks to St Ambrose Church (47 Urquhart Street) to witness one of Bach’s finest. (7:30pm-9:45pm. Tickets $45, conc. $37.) (And again, Sunday, June 9 at 7:30pm – 10pm). The program also features Bach’s six Brandenburg Concertos, Mozart and Beethoven’s string quartets, with a bit of Brahms and Lennon/McCartney thrown in to boot. The music program draws the finest artists from around the country to perform, and welcomes back Italian virtuoso violinist Davide Monti.The literary program features workshops, lively discussions and help for aspiring authors and illustrators wishing to be published. Sunday, June 9, Ramona Koval will discuss her book ‘By the Book, a Reader’s Guide to Life’ A love letter to reading, this session is for those serial readers among us, who would rather carry a well thumbed book than a well fingerprinted smart phone. (Woodend Community Centre, cnr Forest and High Sts, 2:30-3:30pm $18, conc. $15.)The visual arts program includes workshops, exhibitions and discussions including the hot topic ‘How relevant is landscape today for artists?’ Diverse artists Robyn Clarke, Petrus Spronk, Tim Jones, Anita von Bibra, Mary Lou Jelbart, will discuss and debate the influence of the environment on their work. (Sat, June 8, 5:15pm – 7:30pm at The Chamber Gallery, 90 High Street $25 inc. wine and refreshments). See the full festival program: woodendwinterartsfestival.org.au. More info and bookings call 0447 570 327 BH Tues-Sat.

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OMG EVOOopen day nomsOLIVE OIL just doesn’t grow on trees you know… Oh no hang on, that’s money… Actually… the oil of the delicious green fruit does grow on trees, (sort of, with a bit of shmooshing) and those trees happen to grow very well around here. Kyneton Olive Oil is a local business producing some of the finest olive oils in the country. And on the Queen’s birthday long weekend (Saturday, June 8 ‘til Monday, June 10,) they’re opening their doors for all to come and sample that shmooshed olivey goodness.Taste their delicious new season products, including table olives, tapinades, Nonna’s own crushed olives, and their super fresh extra virgin olive oil varieties. Their infused oils are a magical mix of flavours. When the olives are crushed in the press they place the fresh infusing ingredients in there at the same time. Tasty stuff like garlic, herbs, chili, basil, ginger and lemon. The result is a whole world of mouth watering, lip smacking drizzling to be done… Buonissimo!They also produce a Gourmet extra virgin olive oil, an Organic olive oil and a Family Selection extra virgin olive oil, which is quite literally tasted, tweaked, and judged by members of the family to be the best it can be before bottling it up. Their family selection EVOO is so luscious it has even won some pretty spesh awards; oh, y’know, just a gold medal and best-in-class trophy at the Australian Olive Association’s national awards… Hooray for locally grown awesomeness! Kyneton Olive Oil is also used by many of the noted chefs in the region, and you’ll find it on the shelves alongside other divine gourmet goodies in boutique foodie stores everywhere. If you love a bit of the good oil, take the drive to Kyneton Olive Oil and get dipping, tasting and buying! The annual open weekend is open 10am ‘til 4pm each day. There’ll be tours, tastings, (including local wines) market stalls, and lunch and refreshments served throughout the day. Set the sat nav to 2090 Kyneton-Heathcote Road Barfold, or for directions phone Sam: 0419 191 192, or 5423 4240. More info at kynetonoliveoil.com.au

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Eleven days off…oh yes indeedJUNE is one of those extra special months where you score five weekends. Sometimes you only get four, sometimes four and a half. But back in Roman times when they were working out the calendars for the future of all humanity, they gazed forward to the year 2013 AD and noted that we’d need five big ones this month. This glorious month of June starts on a Saturday and ends on a Sunday, with a lovely great long weekend in the middle. It could very well be the perfect month. Thanks Romans. With five weekends crammed into 30 days, surely you must have some fun times planned? Surely? Well if you’re unsure how to spend your Sundays in June, The Perfect Drop (5 Howe Street Daylesford) has got it sorted. Sunday nights The Perfect Drop rolls out The Cotton Club. A live music night, the feel is a sophisticated swing-jazzy vibe, with a bit of blues and cabaret thrown in there for good measure, as well as vintage DJs spinning some retro tunes in there too. Each Cotton Club Sunday night happy hour’s on from 7pm ‘til 8pm. Get cosy fireside with a cocktail (two for one during happy hour… uh-huh…) they also have a bar menu on Cotton Club nights. This stellar month of five weekends means there are five Cotton Club nights at the ‘Drop. And it all kicks off Sunday June 2, with duo Moodswing. The following Sunday (June 9, it’s the long weekend) DJ Sass spices things up, spinning a bit of early jazz, blues and Latin, a few soulful divas, and some spicy mambo to boot. Sunday, June 16, Bella Frisky turn on a bit of gypsy swing, a few operatic arias whilst wielding glockenspiels and ukeleles. Awesome. Faves around here Truly Madly Deeply play their sparkling blend of cruisy grooves Sunday, June 23, and to round out this magic month of weekends The Norm Grey Trio perform classic jazz standards to ease you out of June and into July… (which, FYI, is a relatively dull looking month with only four weekends). For more info on The Cotton Club call Nel Staite 0437 628 911 or find Perfect Drop Wine & Food Lounge on Facebook.

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The life and times

(thanks for the day off)Happy Birthday Lizzie

of a musical geniusJOHANN Sebastian Bach. You’ve heard of him right? In fact, you probably butchered some of his greatest works on the recorder in primary school. This year the Woodend Winter Arts Festival (see page 18) features many concerts of his finest work performed by some of Australia’s most revered musicians. (No recorders we promise.) But what of the man himself? John O’Donnell is presenting a history of Bach’s fascinating life – from an orphan at 10, to composing and working for princes by age 23, what happened after his death, and the legacy of his music. Find out more about the man who is regarded by millions as the greatest composer of all time. The presentation will be held Saturday, June 8, 2:30-3:30pm (Tickets $20, conc. $18) at the Woodend Community Centre. (Corner Forest Street and High Street). For more info and bookings go to their website: woodendwinterartsfestival.com.au or call 0447 570 327.

THERE ARE some perks to living in a monarchy, eg: the long weekend in June. We love that HRH’s b’day is actually April 21, but the powers-that-be decided to spread the public hols throughout the year to give us a bonus day off in the depths of winter. Cheers to you guys and happy belated birthday Your Majesty. We intend on celebrating for you at Daylesford Town Hall (Vincent Street) on Sat, June 8. Milk & 2 Sugars are presenting brilliant Melbourne band Saskwatch (which is particularly fun to say after one too many birthday sherries). Saskwatch are heading off to the UK’s Glastonbury Festival, (yes, wow,) and doing a few gigs to say see-ya before they leave. Think crazy electric horns and soulful R&B. It’s heartfelt, luscious, and AH-MAZING live. DJs Chris Gill, Dusty Stylus and MellyMel will also be spinning tunes ‘til late. Tix $25 presale or $30 at the door. (Doors open 8pm). Info and tix at St.Mel Cyclery (5 Park Lane) or oztix.com.au

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Your dirty little secretis safe with usGO ON… You can admit it to us, we won’t judge… promise… You don’t compost do you? You chuck your carrot and potato peelings, eggshells and apple cores straight into the rubbish bin don’t you? AAARGH! YOU ENVIRONMENTAL VANDAL! – Kidding, no judgment here. Perhaps you just don’t know what to do? OK, we’ll give you the benefit of the doubt and let you off the hook and guide you gently down the past of the dirt righteous. The Diggers Club at the beautiful and fertile (and well composted) Garden Of St Erth (Simmons Reef Road, Blackwood) is hosting a Making Compost workshop Sunday, June 9, from 11am. Learn all the tips and tricks to create luscious, juicy, rich, healthy compost for your garden. The worms in your garden will be happily backstroking through the dirt and singing songs of joy in no time. For more info and bookings call The Garden of St Erth shop: 5368 6514, or go to diggers.com.au

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Lunch Friday to Monday, Dinner Friday to TuesdayBookings: (03) 5348 12181 Camp Street, Daylesford

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Hepburn Bathhouse & Spa

to Ballarat 45 kmto Clunes 43 kmto Creswick 27 km

Hepburn Bathhouse & Spa

to Ballarat 45 kmto Clunes 43 kmto Creswick 27 km

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to cakeNavigate your way

THERE ARE many breeds of Outdoorsy Type Folk. Some like to ride bikes. Others prefer an earnest bush walk. And some like a little rogaining map-and-compass-treasure-hunt action… Combine those types of Outdoorsy-Types, with a blend of bikes, bush, maps, mud and a dash of rogaining thrown in there, and you have a formula for an event called the Cyclic Navigator. In a nutshell it’s pretty much orienteering on mountain bikes whilst hunting for checkpoints in the bush. Every second year the Cyclic Navigator event is held in the Wombat Forest. And on the ‘off’ year, (that’d be this year folks) they host a mini version of the event. The bi-Cyclic Navigator will be held Monday, June 10. It’s a sweet introduction to the main event next year, run in half the time, on half the map area, but with just as many cakes at the end. Yes. This event ends in cake. Always. Which is, (we think) completely awesome. There will be two events held on the public holiday, a three hour Mini Classic, and a 90 minute adventure ride.There is a serious amount of peddling, puffing, map reading, fresh forest air and fun to be had at a Cyclic Navigator event. There are spot prizes for competitors, and 30(ish) ‘control’ points to discover throughout the day. If you wish to take a breather at a control point, this year they’ll make a couple of them at one or two of Daylesford’s best cafes - so you can slam down a fine organic single origin macchiato to focus your map reading skills before heading back out there. The event kicks off at 11am from Jubilee Lake Holiday Park oval. (151 Jubilee Lake Road). Entries are open until Friday, June 7, and are available to solo Junior, Open and Veteran competitors. Register before the event online, or on the day (if not sold out) from 9:30am. You will be issued with a map produced especially for this event. The map is waterproof and foldable which means you can easily wipe off the mud and cake afterwards. For detailed information on the event go to mapsport.com.au/cyclic-navigator

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Lock up your razorsThe Beards are coming

Designer gumbootsand bespoke potatoesFARMERS’ Markets in winter are a treat. Even the people-watching is fun. Locals wrapped in hand knitted cosiness, cheeks slapped red with cold, carrying baskets, cups of steaming fairtrade organic something and wearing designer gumboots hoiked up high and smeared with local earth; farmers’ market shoppers look the epitome of country winter chic. Each month the Trentham Farmers’ Market is held on the third Saturday of the month. (This month Saturday, June 15, 9am – 1pm.) Expect local spuds, and bread, expect bickies and treats, expect bottled, pickled, cured and marinated tasty bits, expect wine and flowers, and expect the freshest local fruit and veg from the region. Expect to fill your basket with deliciousness. (Dress: A/W 2013 country couture). The Trentham Farmers’ Market is held at Trentham Town Square (Corner High Street and Cosmo Road). More info at farmersmarkets.org.au.

LADIES and gentlemen (particularly gentlemen) it is officially beard weather. The growing of facial hair this time of year is to be encouraged. Especially around here, where the mercury is scared of heights and rarely climbs higher than 10 degrees. Beards not only look rugged, manly and bush-ranger-y, they also double as a handy balaclava on frosty winter days. Grow it long enough it doubles as a scarf, or shrug if you’re lucky. Adelaide band The Beards understand the glory of the hairy face and are rolling out their First World Tour to promote the benefits of facial hair. This tour will take in many countries that promote the use of razors, and they intend to put a stop to such anti-beard behavior. Fortunately Castlemaine has a high density of bearded folk, so their message will not be lost on the crowd. See them at The Theatre Royal (30 Hargraves Street) Fri, June 14. Tickets $26, dinner and show $61. Info and bookings: 5472 1196

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three shades of bluesPainting the Savoia

LOVE makes the world go ‘round. That is love, and coffee. AND live music. And cheese toasties. Oh, blah blah, yes, and the gravitational pull of our sun within our solar system. But mostly, it’s live music. And our world started spinning just a little bit faster recently with the announcement that regular Saturday night live music is returning once more to the Savoia Hotel (69 Main Road, Hepburn Springs). Hoorah! First up, Saturday, June 15, is Navaja Negra, the barest swampiest stripped-back blues out. This mad blues and beat duo just play drums and guitar. But by their huge sound you’d swear there was a full band on stage. And they stand up there defying you to sit still, with their dirty old blues stirring something that’ll get more than just your toes tapping. Navaja Negra play loads of old fave blues tunes through to reworked soul versions of RUN DMC. Strap your dancing shoes on and watch out Savoia… we’re on our way. The following weekend Saturday, June 22, Callum and the Good Ole Boys will deliver their own style of dynamic blues tunes, complete with county harmonies with a splash of psychedelia in there for good measure.Saturday, June 29, John Chamberlain will hit the stage to let rip his brand of blues. Acoustic and electric, a bit of gospel, a bit of Chicago style, warm, soulful, with a tinge of Ballarat swamplands madness in there as well. For more info on who’s playing at the Savoia each and every Saturday night now (yay!) check out their Facebook page (search: Savoia Hotel) or give them a buzz: 5348 2314.

Alla Wolf-Tasker’s café &

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Hill Botanic Gardens. Enjoy

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Open Thursday – Monday from 9am ‘till 4pm. No reservations.

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Witches, words and other worldly wondersCENTRAL Victoria is studded with villages. Many of these villages are creative havens. Artists of all genres, from the performing arts to the visual arts have plugged into the creative energy that has flowed so freely ‘round here for eons. The village of Castlemaine is well and truly plugged into the creative energy feed and is sharing their fertile creative ground with a gathering called ‘The Winter Village Festival’. This travelling festival, has popped up everywhere from Hobart, to Fitzroy, to our nation’s capital. It is sort-of like an old-time travelling carnival, or a magical circus-y gypsy wedding. It’s a crazy, inclusive, exciting community gathering. A series of highly decorated quirky theatre spaces will be set up (think: tents, busses, caravans etc) at Victory Park (cnr Pyrenees Hwy and Barker Sts) and once you enter it feels like you’ve crossed over into a fantastical artist’s party. The Winter Village is a celebration of old fashioned theatrical storytelling, and being that it’s winter, it will also feature many old world vendors selling traditional winter fare: munch on roasted chestnuts, there’ll be witches over cauldrons of bubbling spiced apple juice (squeezed by a bike-powered-juicer no less), take hot soups from warm hearths, snack on steaming-hot sourdough donuts (yum) as you watch roving performers, and hear spooky tales of the other worldly. The Winter Village Festival opens at 5pm with a lantern parade, created by the children of Castlemaine. Once the parade concludes settle in for a shadow play of ‘The Wanting Monster’ performed by local artists. Wander around interactive bike people-powered sculptures created by artists from all over the country, warm your hands at The Village hearth, a central fire sculpture, and of course it wouldn’t be a festival without music; many local and community performers will take to the stage to recite, sing and play. This is a one night only affair, Saturday, June 22, 5pm ‘til 11:30pm. Entry to The Winter Village is free, and some shows within the festival cost $2. For more info go to thevillagefestival.com.au or phone 5473 4426.

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Klezmaniacsgo crazy in Castlemaine

Les depths of wintercheer up buttercupLES MIS. We all feel a bit that way once winter officially arrives. Mis.Er.A.Ble. Sure a cheapie air-fare to the Gold Coast for an impromptu weekend away acts as a sweet vitamin D fix, and bringing home sand in your carry-on warms the heart for a week, but if you can’t do a Queensland Quickie, perhaps a couple of hours of movie escapism is in order. Barcaldine Country House in Musk offers luxurious accommodation, grand gardens and estate grown wines at their cellar door. They also regularly host movie nights with the Musk/Daylesford Film Society, and screen them in their cosy cellar. Tuesday, June 25, they are featuring Les Miserables starring Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe and Anne Hathaway. Tickets are $27.50 a head - including a glass of wine, dinner, and coffee, which will leave you feeling anything but miserable. The screening is at 7pm. For more information or bookings phone 5348 2741.

KLEZMANIA bears no relation to Tasmania. Nor Beatlemania. And it certainly has nothing to do with pyromania. Klezmania is Australia’s most popular and well regarded Klezmer band. (Not helping?) Klezmer is a style of Jewish music from Eastern Europe, and Klezmania sing these traditional folk tunes in both English and Yiddish. (Don’t worry if you’re not fluent in ancient Yiddish, as there are no subtitles on stage, they’ll give you a run down of the songs’ meanings before they perform them.) Klezmania are coming to the Theatre Royal Castlemaine (30 Hargraves Street) on Saturday, June 22. See them perform their brand of passionate and energetic Klezmer tunes. Tickets are $29 (show only, from 8pm) or $64 (dinner and show, from 7pm). For more information about the band visit their website klezmania.com.au, or call the Theatre Royal for more info and bookings 5472 1196.

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and half price shoesCurried Scrabble

YOU KNOW what’s really great? When someone else cooks an awesome curry for you on a Friday night. And you know what else is pretty rad on a Friday night? Buying shoes. And you know what else? Scrabble. And some tunes, and friends, and skateboards. Starting the weekend with any of these things would be more than satisfactory. And with a combination of all of them… well there’s Friday night nirvana right there.For the uninitiated, there’s a teeny café/bike shop/skate gear store/gallery in Daylesford called St Mel Cyclery & Coffee. They’re tucked in that group of shops in the Coles car park. (Technically 5 Park Lane, however, the address sounds much schmancier than the actuality of the Coles car park, so, for ease of finding StMels, just head to Coles.) Mel and the crew make a great coffee, and they serve up a tasty toastie as well. And to add to the awesomeness they’ve started a low-key curry night on Fridays to make you love them just that little bit more. Feel free to bring your own take away container if you want to take the curry love home and dine on the couch in your trackies, (no judgment) or, bring pals and pull up a chair (you might need to BYO chair if it’s a busy night) and share a curry with buddies. There’s always a meat dish and a veg option and they’re served with rice, naan and a yummy yoghurt salady thingy. The Friday night menu is up on Facebook each Friday, (search St.Mel Cyclery & Coffee) and curry’s on from 6pm. (Get in early though, they’ve been known to sell out in half an hour.) If you’re bringing some pals, bring your scrabble or fave board-game along and make a night of it. If you’re lucky someone will bring a guitar and there’ll be live tunes as well. Now, whilst you’re there pondering your triple letter scores and what you can make with the letters LAEEEEI, take a look at the mad range of sneakers on the walls. This month if you buy a pair of Vans sneakers, Mel will sell you another one at half price. Sweet. So even if you have no luck on the board, you’ll still have winning feet… and a happy belly.

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Relax,you’re in Daylesford

Got ourselves in a FLAP!AT LOST we are quite fond of the exclamation point. However, we try to keep a lid on our punctuation perkiness and limit their use for appropriate situations, (for fear of sounding like a crazy hard-sell vacuum cleaner commercial). So we sit on our hands (makes it tricky to type) and twitch a little when it comes to an exciting point, just to quash our sometimes over-enthusiastic use of the little line with the dot underneath. Imagine our repressed punctuation delight when we discovered that the band FLAP! (Yes! That ! is on the end of the band name!) is coming to Castlemaine!! (Calls for a double). Flap! are a fun, up-tempo Melbourne five piece, featuring brass, double bass, and a bit o’ banjo that conjures a whole lotta dancing wherever they play. See Flap! at the Theatre Royal (30 Hargraves Street) Saturday, June 29. Tickets are $25 show only (8pm) or $60 dinner and show. (7pm) More info and bookings call 5472 1196!

DAYLESFORD is famous for its day spas. Stressed and world-weary folk from all over the country roll into town to indulge and relax. In fact, we hear that council was once considering renaming the town Dayspasford. (The previous statement may not be entirely true.) In a town well known for pampering, indulgence and relaxation, EKO Skin Care Spa has just opened its doors. You’ll find EKO at the back of the beautiful Raglan building (next to Kazuki’s) at 1 Camp Street Daylesford. The historic stables have been rejuvenated into a fresh and calming space with two lovely locals at the helm (Emma and Angelina) ready to polish and pluck, soothe and scrub, massage and manicure, relax and renew. Their heavenly treatments include an opening special: A one hour facial for $80, followed by a complimentary ½ hour massage. Bliss! EKO is open 7 days: For opening hours and bookings call 0429 681 030 or search Facebook (EKO Skin. Care. Spa.)

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Gig GuideJUNE

Old Hepburn Hotel - 236 Main Rd, Hepburn (03) 5348 2207Radio Springs Hotel - Cnr High St and Main St, Lyonville (03) 5348 5562The Cosmopolitan Hotel - Cnr Cosmo Rd & High St, Trentham (03) 5424 1516Daylesford Inn - 2891 Ballan Rd, Daylesford (03) 5348 2554 Glenlyon Store - 63 Barkly St Glenlyon (03) 5348 7922Daylesford Town Hall - 98 Vincent St, Daylesford Theatre Royal - 30 Hargraves St, Castlemaine (03) 5472 1196Lucky Strike Lounge - 33 Fraser St, Clunes (03) 5345 3308The Perfect Drop - 5 Howe St, Daylesford (03) 5348 3373

Saturday 1stTruly Madly Deeply 8pm Lucky Strike LoungeHell ain’t a bad place to be ( the story of Bon Scott ) 8pm Theatre Royal

Sunday 2ndWooden Music Festi val 3pm The Old Hepburn HotelLiz Frencham 1pm The Cosmopolitan HotelThe Cott on Club Moodswing 7-10pm The Perfect Drop

Friday 7thHot Dot & the Cool Squares 6-8pm The Glenlyon General StorePerformance Night 13th BIRTHDAY 6pm ti l late The Old Hepburn Hotel

Saturday 8thTaylor Sheridan 9pm The Old Hepburn Hotel

Sunday 9thLizanne Richards 1pm The Cosmopolitan HotelThe Cott on Club ‘DJ SASS’ 7-10pm The Perfect Drop

Friday 14thMarcuss Sturrock 6-8pm The Glenlyon General StoreThe Bears 8pm Theatre Royal

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Gig Guide

Saturday 15thNavaja Negra 9pm ti ll late Savoia HotelLos Locos 8pm Luck Strike LoungeVinyl Tapp 9pm The Old Hepburn Hotel

Sunday 16thMarcus Sturrock 1pm The Cosmopolitan HotelThe Cott on Club ‘Bella Frisky’ 7-10pm The Perfect Drop

Friday 21stFreya Hollick 6-8pm The Glenlyon General StoreOpen Mic/Performance Night 7pm Daylesford Town HallSteve Lucas Hugo Race 8pm Theatre Royal

Saturday 22ndCallum & the Good Ole Boys 9pm ti ll late Savoia HotelKlezmania 8pm Theatre Royal

Sunday 23rdKing Maxwell 1pm The Cosmopolitan HotelThe Cott on Club ‘Truly Madly Deeply’ 7-10pm The Perfect Drop

Friday 28thJack Larm 6-8pm The Glenlyon General Store

Saturday 29thJohn Chamberlain band 9pm ti ll late Savoia HotelFlap! 8pm Theatre Royal

Sunday 30thZeebz vs Miss Vitula 1pm The Cosmopolitan HotelThe Cott on Club ‘Norm Gray Trio’ 7-10pm The Perfect Drop

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Winery GuideBARCALDINE HOUSE 5348 2741 238 Dairy Flat Rd, Musk Saturday & Sunday 10am-4pm

CAPTAINS CREEK 5345 7408 Kangaroo Hills Rd Blampied Saturday & Sunday 11am-5pm

CHANTERS RIDGE 0427 511 341440 Chanters Ln, Tylden Saturday & Sunday by appointment

COBAW RIDGE 5423 5227 31 Perc Boyers Ln, East Pastoria MonThuFri 10am-5pm, Sat-Sun 12-5.30pm

CURLY FLAT 5429 1956 263 Collivers Rd, Lancefield Saturday & Sunday 1-5pm

ELLENDER ESTATE 5348 7785260 Green Gully Rd, Glenlyon Saturday & Sunday 11am-5pm

FONTANELLA WINE & VINEYARD 5348 79081225 Malmsbury Rd Glenlyon Saturday & Sunday 11am-5pm

GISBORNE PEAK WINERY 5428 2228 69 Short Rd, Gisborne South 7 days 11am-5pm GUILDFORD VINEYARD & CELLAR 5476 44576720 Midland Hwy Guildford Saturday & Sunday 11.30pm-5pm

GRANITE HILLS 5423 5227 1481 Burke & Wills Tk, Baynton7 days 11am-5pm

HANGING ROCK WINERY 5427 0542 88 Jim Rd, Newham 7 days 10am-5pm

HERBAL LORE LIQUEURS 5348 1920 Lot 2 Railway Crescent, Daylesford Friday to Monday 10am-5pm or by appoint.

KYNETON RIDGE 5422 7377 90 Blackhill School Rd, Kyneton Saturday & Sunday 10am-6pm

PASSING CLOUDS 5348 5550 30 Roddas Ln Musk 7 days 11am-5pm

PARAMOOR 5427 1057 439 Three Chain Rd, Carlsruhe 7 days 10am-5pm

ROWANSTON ON THE TRACK 5425 5492 2710 Burke & Wills Track, Glenhope 7 days 10am–5pm

SAILORS FALLS ESTATE 5348 6626 1073 Telegraph Rd, Sailors Falls Saturday & Sunday 11am–5pm

ZIG ZAG RD 5423 9390 201 Zig Zag Rd, Drummond NorthSaturday & Sunday 11am-5pm

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Spa GuideABANDON STRESS MASSAGE 0401 369 743 mobile, 7 days abandonstress.com.au

ACQUA VIVA DAY SPA 5348 21115 Tenth St, Hepburn Springs, dayspa.com.au

ALBERT DAY SPA 5348 433712 Camp St, Daylesford, albertdayspa.com.au

BODY ISLE DAY SPA 5348 349810-16 Forest Ave, Hepburn Springs, thebodyisle.com.au

DAYLESFORD HEALTH PROFESSIONALS 24 Raglan St, Daylesford dhphealth.info

DAYLESFORD DAY SPA 5348 233125 Albert St, Daylesford, daylesforddayspa.com.au

ENDOTA DAYLESFORD 5348 1169 cnr Vincent St &Central Springs Rd, endota.com.au

HEPBURN BATHHOUSE & SPA 5321 6000Mineral Springs Reserve Rd, Hepburn Springs hepburnbathhouse.com

INN TOUCH DAY SPA 5348 2774 2891 Ballan Rd, Daylesford daylesfordinn.com

MINERAL SPA @ PEPPERS 5348 2100124 Main Rd, Hepburn Springs, mineralspa.com.au

NALINI RETREAT 0417 783 0871st Floor, 57 Vincent St, Daylesford naliniretreat.com.au

OM REIKI CENTRE 5348 186442 Tipperary Springs Rd, Daylesford om-reiki.com.au

OMADA DAY SPA 5348 4499106a Main Rd, Hepburn Springs omada-dayspa.com.au

QUEENSBERRY STUDIO 5348 365323 Queensberry St, Daylesford queensberrystudio.com.au

REDSPA SANCTUARY 0422 130 569 studio 20, 37-39 East St, Daylesford redspasanctuary.com

SALUS SPA AT LAKE HOUSE 5348 3329 King St, Daylesford, lakehouse.com.au

SAMADHI RETREAT & SPA 5348 7926 6/57 Vincent St, Daylesford samadhiretreat.com.au

SATYANANDA YOGA 5345 7434 393 Dean Barkstead Rd, Rocklynsatyananda.net

SHAKTI MASSAGE & 5348 1629 COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES phone for appointments & details

SHIZUKA RYOKAN 5348 2030 7 Lakeside Drive, Hepburn Springs shizuka.com.au

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Market GuideBALLAN FARMERS MARKET9am-1pm, 2nd Sat of month Mill Cottage 96 Inglis St Ballan

BREAKFAST BAZAAR113 - 115 Main Road, Hepburn Springs Last Saturday of the month from 9am

BUFFALO GIRLS BAZAAR4c Duke St, Daylesford Last Saturday of the month CASTLEMAINE FARMERS MARKET9am-1pm, 1st Sun of the month Mostyn St Castlemaine

CRESWICK COMMUNITY MARKET9am-1pm 3rd Sat of the month 19-21 Victoria St Creswick

DAYLESFORD FARMERS MARKET9am-1pm, first Sat of month Daylesford Primary School Vincent St

DAYLESFORD SUNDAY MARKET 8am-4pm, every Sun Daylesford Railway Station Midland Hwy

GISBORNE OLDE TIME MARKET9am-2pm, 1st Sun of month Hamilton & Aitken St Gisborne

GISBORNE ALL SEASONS MARKET9am-3pm, 1st Sun of month Brantome St Gisborne

HOLISTIC LIFESTYLE SPRING FAIR Sat. & Sun. 10am – 4pm Daylesford Inn, 2891 Ballan Rd, Daylesford

KYNETON FARMERS MARKET 8am-1pm, 2nd Sat of month St Pauls Park Piper St Kyneton

LANCEFIELD & DISTRICT FARMERS MARKET 9am-1pm, 4th Sat of the month, (3rd Sat in Dec) High St Lancefield

LANCEFIELD-ROMSEY LIONS CLUB MARKET 8am-2.30pm, 4th Sun of month (except Jan, Jun, Jul) Main St Romsey

MALMSBURY VILLAGE MARKET 9am-3pm, 2nd Sun of month (Sept-May) Gardens, Calder Hwy Malmsbury

RIDDELLS CREEK FARMERS MARKET9am-1pm, 3rd Sat of month (exc. Dec) Riddells Creek Primary School

TALBOT FARMERS MARKET9am-2pm, 3rd Sun of month Scandinavian Cres Talbot

TRENTHAM FARMERS MARKET9am-1pm, 3rd Saturday of the month A Lions Club Project, Trentham Town Square

TRENTHAM SUNDAY MARKET9am-2pm, 4th Sun of month Main St Trentham

WOODEND FARMERS MARKET9am-1pm, first Sat of month High St Woodend

WOODEND LIONS CLUB MARKET 9am-3pm, 3rd Sun of month High St, Woodend

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Gallery GuideBENCHMARK COLLECTIVE 5427 1711 97A High St, Woodend Thu-Mon 11am-5pm

BOKEH GALLERY 0403 136 655 64 Vincent St (Upstairs), Daylesford Wed–Sun 10am-5pm

BRICK LANE BAZAAR 5348 3500 44 Vincent St, Daylesford Thu–Mon 10am-5pm

CASTLEMAINE ART GALLERY 5472 2292 14 Lyttleton St, Castlemaine Mon-Fri 10am-5pm Sat/Sun 12-5pm

CHRISTOWEL DESIGN GALLERY 10 Forest Ave, Hepburn Springs 0407 809 920Daily

CONVENT GALLERY 5348 3211 Cnr. Hill & Daly St, Daylesford Daily 10am-4pm, Seven Galleries

D’FORD FINE ART GALLERY 0458 764 281 shop 16 & 17 The Rex, Daylesford Daily from 9:30

FALKNER GALLERY 5470 5858 35 Templeton St, Castlemaine, Thurs-Sun 11am-5pm

MADE GALLERY 0437 687 942 1 Camp St, Daylesford Fri, Sat & Sun 11am-5pm

MOONGATE ORIENTAL ANTIQUES&GALLERY 106 Main Rd, Hepburn Springs 0437 687 942Thurs-Sun 10am-5pm

OVERWROUGHT 0403 675 170 61 Central Springs Rd, Daylesford Fri-Sun Garden art, furniture, gates

PARADISO ARTS 5348 6600 1089 Telegraph Rd, Sailors Falls Phone for opening times

PENNY SCHOOL GALLERY 5475 1911 11 Church St, Maldon, Daily 11am–5pm Dinner Fri–Sun 6pm

PORTAL 108 5348 4353108 Main Rd, Hepburn Springs Wed-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun p/h 10am-4pm

RED PEPPER GALLERY 5348 3111 35 Vincent St, Daylesford Daily from 10am

STOCKROOM & WOLF AT THE DOOR 98 Piper St, Kyneton 5422 3215Thurs-Mon from 10:30am

STONY CREEK GALLERY 5348 1884 10 Stony Creek Rd, Daylesford Thurs-Sun from 10am

THE ARTIST’S MUSE 5424 1599 32 High St. Trentham Fri, Sat & Sun from 11am

THE CLAY FIRE GALLERY 5348 3733 63 Vincent St, Daylesford Daily 10am-5pm, pottery, glassware,

THE WOODSHED GALLERY 5348 4050 21a Raglan St. Daylesford Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 10-5pm Sun 10-3pm

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Restaurant/Cafe GuideANSHUMANN DA DHABA 5348 2982 74 Vincent St. Daylesford L&D Daily, fine dining Tandoori cuisine ARGUS DINING ROOM 5348 2202 124 Main Rd. Hepburn Springs L & D Daily Contemporary local/seasonal dining BOCCONCINI DELICATESSEN CAFE 5348 4555 59-61 Vincent St. Daylesford B&L daily, European style deli & providores BOOKBARN CAFE 5348 3048Lake Daylesford, Daily Coffee, cakes and light snacksBREAKFAST & BEER 5348 1778117 Vincent St Daylesford B,L&D Tues-Sun craft brews, coffee & regional Aus cuisine BUFFALO GIRLS 0423 250 7134C Duke St Daylesford Mon-Sat Locally roasted coffee CLIFFY’S EMPORIUM 5348 327930 Raglan St. Daylesford, B&L daily fine produce in historic deli/cafe COCOA CHY 5345 1150 84 Albert St. Creswick L daily chocolate and pastries COFFEE BASICS 5470 62701 Halford St. Castlemaine B&L Mon-Fri, Castlemaine’s own roastery & euro style cafe COLLIBAN FOODSTORE & CAFE 5424 1774 18 Market Street, Trentham B L Wed-Sun, Wine tasting Fri Continental breakfasts & light lunch CONVENT GALLERY 5348 3211 Cnr Hill & Daly St. Daylesford B Fri-Sun / L Fri-Mon hearty fare in the bad habits cafe THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL 5424 1516 Cnr High St. & Cosmo Rd. Trentham D Thurs L&D Fri-Sun, upmarket meals in historic gardens/stables

COSY CORNER 5348 2576 3 Tenth St. Hepburn Springs B 8am Sat-Sun / L&D Thur-Tues traditional & modern cuisine & curry night DARMAGI 5348 2221 97 Main Rd. Hepburn Springs L&D Thu-Mon contemporary Italian DAYLESFORD BOWLING CLUB BISTRO 10 Camp St. Daylesford, 5348 2130L&D Wed-Sun homestyle & modern bistro DAYLESFORD HOTEL 5348 2335 2 Burke Sq, Daylesford daily pub meals DAYLESFORD HOUSE 5348 3557 105 Vincent St. Daylesford B&L Wed-Mon D Fri & Sat European style food DU FERMIER 5422 2039 42 High Street Trentham B&L Wed-Mon French style farmhouse cafe/provedore ELLENDER ESTATE 5348 7785 260 Green Gully Rd. Glenlyon L Sat-Sun wood fired pizza in winery garden EMPORIUM ON PIPER 5422 6611 89 Piper St. Kyneton B&L daily light meals, coffee and cakes THE FARMERS ARMS HOTEL 5348 2091 1 East St. Daylesford L&D daily modern Australian FLOUCH’S 5422 3683 12-14 Piper St. Kyneton L&D Wed-Fri B,L&D Sat-Su French inspired fine dining FOOD GALLERY 5348 1677 77 Vincent St. Daylesford B&L daily cafe style food FRANGOS & FRANGOS 5348 236382 Vincent St. Daylesford L Fri-Sun B&D Sat-Sun licensed Mediterranean cuisine

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Restaurant/Cafe GuideGARDENS OF ST ERTH 5368 6514Simmons Reef Rd. Blackwood L Fri-Sun cafe in garden setting GLENLYON GENERAL STORE 5348 7922 63 Barkly St. Glenlyon B&L Daily Quirky cafe, corner store & gallery GRACENOTES CAFE 5348 4946 1/123 Vincent St. Daylesford B&L daily / D Fri-Sat Australian cuisine GRANGE BELLINZONA 5348 2271 77 Main Rd. Hepburn Springs B Sat/Sun D Fri/Sat High Tea Sat Australian cuisine THE TYLDEN HARVESTER 5424 8119 43 Trentham Rd. Tylden B Sat-Sun L&D Wed-Sun Food/Wine/Music GUILDFORD HOTEL 5473 4215 Midland Hwy. Guildford L Sun / D Fri-Sat pub fare pizza, pub and curry nights HARVEST 383 RESTAURANT 5345 96001500 Midlands Hwy. Creswick L&D daily - Novotel Forest Resort contemporary Australian cuisine HARVEST CAFE 29 Albert St. Daylesford 5348 4022B&L Mon-Sun vegan & gluten free foods HEPBURN GENERAL STORE 5348 2764 102-104 Main Rd. Hepburn B&L daily hot food, sandwiches & provisions HEPBURN PAVILION CAFÉ 5348 1900 Mineral Springs Reserve Rd. Hepburn Springs B&L daily, speciality - morning & afternoon tea HOLGATE BREWHOUSE 5427 2510 79 High St, Woodend L Tues-Sun D daily pub meal in brewhouseHOT CHOCOLATE CAFE 5476 42085451 Midland Hyw. Mt Franklin Tues-Sun hot choc, coffee, teas and milkshakes

INNER BISCUIT 5422 1129 34 Piper St. Kyneton B&L Mon, Thurs-Sun organic patisserie and cafe INNSPIRED @ DAYLESFORD INN 5348 2554158 Ballan Rd. Daylesford L daily D Wed-Sat local contemporary Australian JIMMY’S BAR 5348 236382 Vincent St. Daylesford L&D Thurs-Sun Modern Australian KAZUKI’S AT THE RAGLAN 5348 1218 1 Camp St. Daylesford L Fri-Mon / D Thurs-Tue Regional, seasonal, French-Japanese inspired KOUKLA 5348 2363 82 Vincent St. Daylesford L&D 7 days, B Sat&Sun cafe with wood fire pizza oven LE PECHE GOURMAND 5345 2731 69A Albert St. Creswick B&L Tue-Sun Boulangerie-PatisserieLARDER DELI 5348 4700 57a Vincent St. Daylesford B&L daily, D Wed-Sat licensed exotic deli fare LAKE HOUSE RESTAURANT 5348 3329 King St. Daylesford L&D daily local, seasonal modern fine dining LAVANDULA SWISS ITALIAN FARM 5476 4393350 Hepburn-Newstead Rd. Shepherds Flat L Sat-Sun Mediterranean fare LEMON TREE CAFE 5345 112086 Albert St. Creswick B&L Daily hearty meals LITTLE SWALLOW CAFE 5422 6241 58a Piper St. Kyneton B&L Wed-Mon modern Australian LUCINI’S HISTORIC PASTA CAFE 5348 4345 64 Main Rd. Hepburn Springs L Fri-Mon / D Fri-Sun Italian meals in macaroni factory

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Restaurant/Cafe GuideLUCKY STRIKE 5345 3308 33 Fraser St. Clunes B&L Mon, B,L & D Fri-Sun Provincial Kitchen MERCATO @ DAYLESFORD 5348 4488 32 Raglan St. Daylesford L Sat-Sun / D Thurs-Tues regional, seasonal fine dining MR CARSISI 5422 3769 37 Piper St. Kyneton B, L & D Fri-Tue Turkish inspired mezze MRS SMITH’S 5422 6844 91 Piper St. Kyneton L Thurs-Sun / D Thurs-Sat Fine food and wine MUFFY’S 5348 3711 28 Albert St. daylesford B&L daily, muffins, pies and snacks OHARA’S BAKERY AND CAFE 5345 3700 24 Fraser St. Clunes B&L Daily pastry and cafe food OLD HEPBURN HOTEL 5348 2207 236 Main Rd. Hepburn L Wed-Sun / D daily generous pub meals PERFECT DROP WINE & FOOD LOUNGE 5 Howe St. Daylesford 5348 3373L Sat-Sun / D daily casual dining, local produce PEPPERMILL CAFE 5348 4332 105 Central Springs Rd. Daylesford daily cafe meals at ‘The Amazing Mill Markets’ PIZZERIA LA LUNA 5348 4123 24 Albert St. Daylesford D Thurs-Mon, gourmet and traditional pizza, take away. delivery (fri & sat nights) RADIO SPRINGS HOTEL 5348 5562 Cnr High St. & Main St. D Thurs-Fri L&D Sat-Sun Contemporary Italian pub mealsREDBEARD HISTORIC BAKERY 5424 1002 Old Bakery Ln. Trentham B&L daily organic bakery and cafe

RED GINGER 5348 1163 31 Albert St. Daylesford L Fri-Sun D Wed-Mon authentic Thai cuisine RED STAR CAFE 5348 2297115 Main Rd. Hepburn Springs B&L daily / D Fri-Sat relaxed, contemporary dining ROYAL HOTEL & CAFE NOSH 5348 2205Cnr Vincent & Albert Daylesford L&D daily hearty pub fare and snacks RUBENS 5348 284370 Main Rd. Hepburn Springs L&D 7 days Mediterranean cuisine & take-away SAULT 5348 6555 2349 Ballan-Daylesford Rd. L Fri-Sun / D Wed-Sun modern Australian cuisine SAVOIA HOTEL 5348 2314 69 main rd. Hepburn Springs L Tue-Sun / D daily bar snacks, bistro meals, seafood SMOKEYTOWN CAFE 5345 1557 77 Albert St. Creswick L Daily / D Fri-Sat, country comfort meals ST-MEL CYCLERY & CAFE Shop 5, Park lane Daylesford 5348 3637Wed-Mon Coffee and Treats SWEET DECADENCE AT LOCANTRO 87 Vincent St. Daylesford 5348 3202B&L daily chocolates, sweets and cakes TANGLES AT THE MAZE 5345 2847 Cnr Midlands & Smokeytown Rd. Creswick L daily D Fri Café at the maze / mini golf TASTE OF SPICE 5348 4183 51 Raglan St. Daylesford L Fri-Sun / D daily Authentic Indian cuisineTHEATRE ROYAL 5472 1196 30 Hargraves St. Castemaine L&D daily traditional italian pizza & atomica coffee

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Restaurant/Cafe GuideTHE CONSERVATORY 5348 2202 (at Peppers) 124 Main Rd. Hepburn Springs B, L daily Relaxed casual diningTHE ELECTRIC SITAR 5348 1676 4/27 Albert St Daylesford D Wed-Sun / L Fri north, south indian cuisine. limited seats THE GOOD FOOD STORE 5348 1654 8 Howe St, DaylesfordB&L Mon-Sat Gourmet food & take home dinners THE GOOD TABLE 5472 4400 233 Barker St, CastlemaineL&D Thu-Sun local, seasonal, fine dining THE LONDON CAFE AND GALLERY 53483990 The Rex Arcade 47 - Vincent St Daylesford B&L Wed-Mon Coffee, Cafe food TOGS 5470 5090 58 Lyttleton St. Castlemaine B&L daily cafe food on rooftop garden TUKI RESTAURANT 5345 6233 Stoney Rises Smeaton L daily ultra fresh trout specialists WATER GARDEN 5348 3592 111a Vincent St. Daylesford L daily/D daily Sat-Sun - Yum Cha traditional Chinese WINE AND THE COUNTRY 0458 617 025 97 Vincent St. Daylesford Thur-Sun Wine, Coffee & Produce WOMBAT HILL HOUSE 4373 0099 Central Springs Rd. Daylesford B&L Thurs-Mon Cafe, store & vegetable garden

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TAXI SERVICE Daylesford 5348 1111 / 5348 3333AMBULANCE/FIRE 000POLICE DAYLESFORD5348 2342STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE 132 500 SECURITYCentral Highlands Security 0407 881 918 DENTISTS13 Hospital St Daylesford 5321 655054a Hargraves St Castlemaine 5472 343721 Lyttleton St Castlemaine 5472 1377MEDICAL CENTRES10 Hospital Street 5348 2227Mon, Wed 8.30am - 7.30pm Tue, Thu, Fri 9am - 6pm Sat 9am - 12A/H EMERGENCY GP CLINIC5321 6500PHARMACY 39 Vincent St, Daylesford 5348 2301 Mon to Fri 9–6pm Sat 9–4pm, Sun 10–1pmHOSPITALSHospital St Daylesford 5348 2371VETERINARY PRACTICES77 Raglan St Daylesford 5348 108886 Main Rd Hepburn 5348 4851

Essential servicesWILDLIFE LINE1300 094 535INTERNET ACCESS Hub at Neighbourhood House 13 Camp St Daylesford 5348 3569 9am–5pm Monday–FridayVISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE98 Vincent St Daylesford 5321 6123POST OFFICES Daylesford – 86 Vincent St Hepburn Springs – 108 Main RdVIDEO LIBRARYVideoland 8/11 Howe St Daylesford 5348 1196ATMSCommonwealth Bank 39–40 Vincent Street Daylesford Westpac 45 Vincent Street Daylesford ANZ Bank 52 Vincent Street Daylesford Bendigo Bank 97 Vincent StreetSUPERMARKETSColes Supermarket Albert Street Daylesford 7am –10pm Mon – Sun IGA Daylesford 26 Vincent StreetPOOL TABLES Savoia Hotel 69 Main Rd Hepburn Daylesford RSL Vincent St Daylesford Old Hepburn 236 Main Rd Hepburn

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