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NORTHERN EXPOSURE 2013 Artist Call Out!
Applications are now open for Northern Exposure Festival 2013!
High Views – Art in Windows and Small Works Small Spaces are installation based projects of site specific artworks that engage with the High Street precinct and aim to provoke, surprise and delight the viewer. And for the first time - High Lights Eastment St Projection Alley. Opening on the 12th of July and running until the 28th of July, the Festival is an exciting feature on the Northcote, High Street calendar of events – it’s a little bit different. All selected artists have the opportunity to win a range of fabulous prizes!
HIGH ST NORTHCOTE FREE COMMUNITY BREAKFAST
Where: UNITING CHURCH – 251, High St, Northcote
When: Wed 17th October 7am-10am
High Noon won’t happen this September
HIGH NOON won't happen this September. We'd like to do better.
Our commitment is to design an event that is inclusive for all our traders, so each one can showcase their best.
Our commitment is to design an event that provides enough time and enough space for people to enjoy more of our High Street Northcote experience.
Our commitment is to design an event our volunteer team can deliver every year and still run their businesses.
So that's our plan. We're taking the best bits of High Noon and spreading them out across the year. We know it’s soon but it reflects our responsibility as the NBA executive to strengthen and protect our strategy, relationships and sustainability of our human resources and financial capacity.
Northern Exposure 2012
High Views – Art in Windows and Small Works Small Spaces are installation based projects of site specific artworks that engage with the High Street
precinct and aim to provoke, surprise and delight the viewer. Opening on the 15th June and running until 2nd July, the Festival is an exciting feature on the Northcote, High Street calendar of events – it’s a little bit different. All selected artists have the opportunity to win a range of fabulous prizes
Go Halogen Free – Residential Program
Did you know that replacing halogen downlights with LED light reduces your energy use and costs by 80%, plus the LEDs last 10-15 times longer than halogens, which reduces costs and waste sent to landfill! It’s a win-win situation.
Now Darebin households can switch high energy halogens to low energy LED replacements.
Philips Master LED lights which can easily replace old halogens, are available from all City of Darebin Customer Service Centres, for the subsidised price of $43 each from the end of March to mid-May (limit 10 per household).
Revamped High St festival, High Noon, promises a classic showdown
NORTHCOTE’S famous High Vibes has bitten the dust and a new festival, dubbed High Noon, will take centre stage on September 18.