In the early 1840's John Dight established Melbourne's first water-powered flour mill on the site. In 1888 'Yarra Falls Roller Mills' built a water-turbine powered mill, which was the largest and most sophisticated of the thirty two water powered mills built in Victoria before 1900.
next session of the smallest perfoming space in the world (Melbourne)
emerging from the stagnant water
sunday november 21/2pm
former dights flour mill, collingwood
gold coin donation
MAP See option A - Yarra Bend Park:
presenting
performances
antonia green
'the igloo'
claudia escobar
'dirty dishes'
skye gellmann
a circus installation
visual arts
andrew bott - photography
cara dvorjak - animation
rushdi anwar - sculpture
brenda rocha - land art installation
mauricio rivera – photomontage
music
SON CORNERS BAND
MADREMONTE BAND
DJ BLAKE
by train: take the Epping Line and get off at the Victoria Park Station, walk off Lulie St and turn right on Abbot St and follow the signs. it’s a 5 min walk
by bus: take route 200 towards Bullen or 207 towards Donvale. Get off at stop Clarke St Johnson St (Abbostford) and walk all along the bike track. it’s a 5 min walk from Abbostford Convent
signs will be located around the area. further enquiries contact mauricio 0402 776 172
bbq. byo food and drinks
el tarro, performing arts experimental sessions
http://smallestperformingspace.blogspot.com/smallestperformingspace@gmail.com
www.peopleartpeople.com
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