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Devonport City Council Tasmania Devonport Jazz is only two sleeps away and the good news is, at this stage, ARIA-Award winner Katie Noon is still able to attend and will be performing an intimate acoustic concert at the paranaple art centre on Friday 23 July. With herself on piano and vocals, and Zac Hurren on saxophone, it will be a special combination of material from the Sweetest Taboo, Elixir and Katie’s solo albums. However, due to the current uncertainties around COVID-19 on the mainland, and Tasmania’s travel restrictions, some of the mainland artists who were scheduled to appear a...

Devonport City Council Tasmania This year’s Devonport Jazz is gearing up to be a musical feast for all ages, as organisers prepare for the 20th award-winning festival to start next Thursday, 22 July. Despite some travel restrictions affecting parts of the country, no Devonport Jazz events have been cancelled as a result, and Devonport City Council Events Coordinator and Festival Producer Maree Brodzinski is hopeful all shows will go on. Ms Brodzinski said organisers would continue to seek advice from the State Health Department and keep an eye on travel restrictions to make sure everyone is...

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By: Christie Eliezer Vivid Sydney Opera House lights up during VividMajor Festivals Announce Return Dates More major festivals are returning Down Under. WOMAD NZ (New Zealand) returns March 18 to 20, 2022 to New Plymouth's Brooklands Park. It made its announcement 24 hours after a NZ$1.9 million ($1.37 million) underwrite from New Plymouth District Council and a five year partnership to stay in the district. It pulls 11,000 visitors a year and delivers A$6 million ($4.35 million) to the local economy. The 2021 edition was cancelled after the Taranak...