|
Bellydance Mirage | The Arabian Dinner & Show | 27th May 2023 by Strut Events, Just Strut and Josie Palermo took place on MAY 27 AT 6:30 PM at Waterfront on the Pier, Port Melbourne, VIC https://www.onthepiermelb.com/whats-on please enjoy photos by Chierchia Gerardo and stay tuned for more media materials special thanks: Wendy
0 Comments
Bellydance Mirage | The Arabian Dinner & Show | 27th May 2023 by Strut Events, Just Strut and Josie Palermo took place on MAY 27 AT 6:30 PM at Waterfront on the Pier, Port Melbourne, VIC https://www.onthepiermelb.com/whats-on please enjoy photos by Chierchia Gerardo and stay tuned for more media materials special thanks: Wendy Motherland African Festival - Experience the Rhythm of Africa by Liverpool City Council Australia, #FOMA, and Gandhi Creations Multicultural Marketing and Events took place on FRIDAY, MAY 19 - SUNDAY, MAY 21 at Macquarie Mall, NSW please enjoy the photos by Neil Chand of M4E - Memories 4 Ever Photography and stay tuned for more special thanks: Aya Kartambis, Kellie Hughes, Sonia Gandhi, Rachel O'Hagan and Ranjita Sharma Motherland African Festival - Experience the Rhythm of Africa by Liverpool City Council Australia, #FOMA, and Gandhi Creations Multicultural Marketing and Events took place on FRIDAY, MAY 19 - SUNDAY, MAY 21 at Macquarie Mall, NSW photos: Neil Chand of M4E - Memories 4 Ever Photography video: Hakam Soufan http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/fashion-and-beauty... special thanks: Aya Kartambis, Kellie Hughes, Sonia Gandhi, Rachel O'Hagan and Ranjita Sharma posting some teaser photos from Bellydance Mirage | The Arabian Dinner & Show | 27th May 2023 Cass Joy Strut Events Just Strut Josie Palermo Waterfront on the Pier, Port Melbourne, Wendy Chierchia Gerardo Fabio Segatori please stay tuned for more! please enjoy a teaser photo set by Neil Chand of M4E - Memories 4 Ever Photography Hakam Soufan Motherland African Festival 2023 Liverpool City Council Australia, NSW Gandhi Creations Multicultural Marketing and Events 19 -21 May Macquarie Mall, Liverpool Kis-Simba Collection Aya Kartambis Kellie Hughes Sonia Gandhi Rachel O'Hagan Ranjita Sharma #FOMA Michelle Membrere of TheStudio.Int and her team in collaboration with Event Powerhouse is inviting you to Philippine Couture Gala Dinner 2023 - The Episode Show DATE: 27 August 2023 LOCATION: The Fullerton Hotel Sydney, SYDNEY TICKETS: PCGD Ticket Centre 0401094482 / Nikko Amiel Marcial 042441361 / Cristina Cayugan 0430406422 / Tess Dela Cruz 0449933918 Back to Back Fashion Show. Philippine Couture Gala Dinner - Modifying Philippine/s Fashion Industry at 5 Star Luxury Hotel The most anticipated Philippine event in Australia is coming in August 2023. This will be a night of fashion show, showcasing a collection by two international Filipino designers. Binibining Pilippina Queens will open the gala dinner. A Celebrity Philippine actress guest will entertain the crowd. Awarding of the statewide Filipina fashion icon a recognition of empowered women in the community! International media personalities will grace the event. Australian models will step on the runway! Enjoy the night with three main course dinner with a pre cocktail event! The courage and expertise of TheStudio.Int is indisputable. To further the principle, a merger with Events Powerhouse will lead the night to greater heights and unforgettable experiences. Let’s elevate Philippine culture through a spectacular event dedicated to the Filipino community as we celebrate the Filipino fashion artistry. Participate in this night of fashion recognition together with a guest celebrity who will entertain our guests! Ticket Inclusion - a night of a fashion show, showcasing a collection by two international Filipino designers. ( fashion show segment ) - Binibining Filipinas Queens to open the gala dinner ( surprise segment ) - a celebrity Philippine actress guest to entertain the crowd ( mini concert segment ) - Filipina fashion icon with national and statewide episodes, a recognition of empowered women in the community! ( awards night segment ) - an international media personality to grace the event ( surprise segment ) - welcome drinks and canapés on arrival - enjoy the night with three main course and unlimited beverages - event guest bag kit ( sponsors bag kit ) - a Lense Creative team to capture the red carpet moments and full event coverage - full event show will be publish on social media - facebook and YouTube - three winners of the star of the night ( two way Philippines airfare ticket as the top price ) All thanks to our friends at TheStudio.Int, Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is covering the event (media: Reniel Torres of RGT Photography - Ren Torres, the event lead photographer and Cass Joy, red carpet host, interviewer, review writer) please stay tuned for more news special thanks: Michelle Membrere and Ren Torres  Michelle Membrere of TheStudio.Int and her team in collaboration with Event Powerhouse is inviting you to Philippine Couture Gala Dinner 2023 - The Main Show DATE: 26 August 2023 LOCATION: Pullman Hotel Albert Park, MELBOURNE TICKETS: PCGD 0401094482 / Michelle 0402887706 / Socorro Gomez 0448991959 / Leo Bello 0421028082 Back to Back Fashion Show. Philippine Couture Gala Dinner - Modifying Philippine/s Fashion Industry at 5 Star Luxury Hotel The most anticipated Philippine event in Australia is coming in August 2023. This will be a night of fashion show, showcasing a collection by two international Filipino designers. Binibining Pilippina Queens will open the gala dinner. A Celebrity Philippine actress guest will entertain the crowd. Awarding of the statewide Filipina fashion icon a recognition of empowered women in the community! International media personalities will grace the event. Australian models will step on the runway! Enjoy the night with three main course dinner with a pre cocktail event! The courage and expertise of TheStudio.Int is indisputable. To further the principle, a merger with Events Powerhouse will lead the night to greater heights and unforgettable experiences. Let’s elevate Philippine culture through a spectacular event dedicated to the Filipino community as we celebrate the Filipino fashion artistry. Participate in this night of fashion recognition together with a guest celebrity who will entertain our guests! Ticket Inclusion - a night of a fashion show, showcasing a collection by two international Filipino designers. ( fashion show segment ) - Binibining Filipinas Queens to open the gala dinner ( surprise segment ) - a celebrity Philippine actress guest to entertain the crowd ( mini concert segment ) - Filipina fashion icon with national and statewide episodes, a recognition of empowered women in the community! ( awards night segment ) - an international media personality to grace the event ( surprise segment ) - welcome drinks and canapés on arrival - enjoy the night with three main course and unlimited beverages - event guest bag kit ( sponsors bag kit ) - a Lense Creative team to capture the red carpet moments and full event coverage - full event show will be publish on social media - facebook and YouTube - three winners of the star of the night ( two way Philippines airfare ticket as the top price ) All thanks to our friends at TheStudio.Int, Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is covering the event (media: Reniel Torres of RGT Photography - Ren Torres, the event lead photographer and Cass Joy, red carpet host, interviewer, review writer) please stay tuned for more news special thanks: Michelle Membrere and Ren Torres  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TALvkfCJ8s SO HAPPY TO SHARE THIS BEAUTIFUL VIDEO WITH ALL OUR READERS! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TALvkfCJ8s MMotherland African Festival2023 - Experience the Rhythm of Africa by LLiverpool City Council Australia NSW and GGandhi CreationsMulticultural Marketing and Events https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TALvkfCJ8s on Friday 19 May till Sunday 21 May at MMacquarie Mall Liverpool, NSW camera and editing; HHakam Soufan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TALvkfCJ8s special thanks: Aya Kartambis, Kellie Hughes, Sonia Gandhi, Rachel O'Hagan and Ranjita Sharma #FOMA #KisSimbaCollection Music by: https://youtu.be/y1kYLqL1_Bk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TALvkfCJ8s SUNDAY, JUNE 4 GIN-DULGENT High Tea with Chef Sigrid // Life's Too Short Bar, East Melbourne VIC https://lifestooshortbar.com.au/ and https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1043151 SATURDAY, AUGUST 5 Australian Dancing Society Ballroom & Dance Competition // Morayfield Sport & Events Centre / Australian Dancing Society Ltd Queensland Branch / Australian Dancing Society Ltd / Moreton Bay Regional Council, Morayfield QLD https://dancesport.org.au/ and https://dancesport.org.au/dancesport_links.php?cmp=555 SATURDAY, MAY 20 The Radiohead Project / Amelia Evans / Melbourne Recital Centre, Southbank VIC https://www.melbournerecital.com.au/.../the-radiohead.../ and https://e.melbournerecital.com.au/booking/production/bestavailable/20936?performance= SUNDAY, JULY 30 Peek into the Past // Tocal Homestead, Paterson NSW https://tocal.com.au/peek-into-the-past/ and https://events.humanitix.com/peek-into-the-past-2023 Life's Too Short Bar invite you and your friends to GIN-DULGENT High Tea with Chef Sigrid DATE: SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 2023 AT 2 PM – 4:30 PM LOCATION: Life's Too Short Bar at shop 2 Tribeca Plaza, , 412 Victoria Parade, East Melbourne VIC 3002 WEBSITE: https://lifestooshortbar.com.au/ TICKETS: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1043151 Treat yourself and revel in our in-gin-eous high tea unlike any other with a 2.5hour Mixologist/Chef guided experience. Includes 2 Gin-based Tea-inspired cocktails, 1 classic GnT matched to your palate, bottomless Sparkling wine and/or Tea from our Tea Menu by High Tea with Harriet (9 varieties available). The food is matched to the gin botanicals with savoury bites featuring juniper, coriander and almond, PLUS a cheese platter with our famous gin and kumquat marmalade, PLUS a platter of curated sweet delights featuring orange, lemon, liquorice and chocolate (gf and most dietaries with 24+hr notice). Non-drinkers can substitute for mocktails and non-alcoholic sparkling wine. Tickets $95pp (value $140+). Want the party to continue? Try our 32 gins expertly matched to one of 7 Strangelove or Fever-Tree tonics. That's 224 different taste combinations to explore! But only if you dare. All thanks to our friends at the Life's Too Short Bar, Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is covering the event (media: Cass Joy and Will MacDonald) please stay tuned for more information special thanks: Sigrid de Castella  THURSDAY, 15 June You Hurt My Feelings film release // Roadshow https://movies.roadshow.com.au/movies/15392 THURSDAY, 1 June BANK OF DAVE film release // The Reset Collective / Tempo Productions https://www.tempoproductions.net/film/bank-of-dave WEDNESDAY, 14 June - WEDNESDAY, 12 July HSBC Spanish Film Festival in Australia 2023 // Palace Cinemas / Miranda Brown Publicity https://www.spanishfilmfestival.com/ and https://www.spanishfilmfestival.com/sessions SATURDAY, 27 May Bellydance Mirage | The Arabian Dinner & Show | 27th May 2023 // Strut Eventss / Just Strut / Josie Palermo / Waterfront on the Pier, Port Melbourne https://www.onthepiermelb.com/whats-on and https://www.eventbrite.com.au/.../bellydance-mirage-27th... Strut Events, Just Strut and Josie Palermo invite you to experience Bellydance Mirage | The Arabian Dinner & Show | 27th May DATE: MAY 27 AT 6:30 PM LOCATION: Waterfront on the Pier at 11 Waterfront Place, Port Melbourne, VIC, 3207 WEBSITE: https://www.onthepiermelb.com/whats-on TICKETS: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/.../bellydance-mirage-27th... Welcome to Bellydance Mirage - the spectacular Arabian Dinner & Show. Be transported to the sands of the Sahara as you witness hypnotic floorshows by the best Middle Eastern dance artists Melbourne has to offer, and tantalise your tastebuds as you revel in the delicious cuisine at Waterfront on the Pier. Experience the wonder of live Arabic musicians throughout the evening, and delight in a dance party everyone can get involved in after the show. Situated in a magnificent location by the water’s edge in Port Melbourne, Waterfront on the Pier specialises in fresh Seafood and Mediterranean cuisine. Passionate about the arts, we pay tribute to the theatre restaurants of old, bringing back the classic dinner and show experience combined with the mysticism of Middle Eastern Music & Entertainment. All tickets include seated entry to participate in all of the action on the night. A snapshot of the night's festivities: - 6:30pm - Doors Open and Dinner Service Commences - 6:30pm - Performer Meet & Greet with photo opportunities - 8:00pm - Bellydance Floorshow - 8:30pm - Live Arabic Musicians - 9:30pm - Bellydance Floorshow - 10:00pm - Arabic DJ Food and beverage is not included in the ticket price, but can be ordered from Waterfront on the Pier’s a La carte menu to be paid for on the night. Run by Strut Events, you won't find an experience like this anywhere else. A one of a kind event series, and an experience not to be missed. Book your tickets early or risk missing out! All thanks to our friends at Strut Events, Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is covering the show (media: Cass Joy) please stay tuned for more iformation special thanks: Wendy  FRIDAY, JUNE 9 Pierre Bonnard: Design by India Mahdavi | Melbourne Winter Masterpieces 2023 // Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® 2023 / National Gallery of Victoria / NGV International, Melbourne https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/bonnard/ and https://connect.ngv.vic.gov.au/55416 SUNDAY, 28 May The Narrow Bridge film release // Bonsai Films https://www.bonsaifilms.com.au/Theatrical.../Our-Releases FRIDAY, MAY 19 - SUNDAY, MAY 21 Melbourne Good Food & Wine Show 2023 // Good Food & Wine Show / Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre), South Wharf https://goodfoodshow.com.au/melbourne/ SUNDAY, MAY 28 Sunshine Coast High Tea and Fashion Show // RizeUp / Sunshine Coast Council / Lynn White / The Lakehouse Sunshine Coast, Mountain Creek https://www.stickytickets.com.au/.../sunshine_coast_high... RizeUp in support of Sunshine Coast Council and Lynn White personally invite you to attend Sunshine Coast High Tea and Fashion Show DATE: SUNDAY, MAY 28, 2023 AT 12 PM – 3 PM LOCATION: The Lakehouse Sunshine Coast at 15 Freshwater St, Mountain Creek QLD 4557 WEBSITE AND TICKETS: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/.../sunshine_coast_high... If you still have nothing planned yet on Sunday May 28th, grab your besties and families and enjoy an afternoon of high tea and fashion! With the CEO of RizeUp Australia, Nicolle Edwards being the keynote speaker, this is sure to be a fantastic event. The event is organised in support of #RizeUp Charity as part of Domestic & Family Violence Prevention Month. It will be a beautiful Hampton Style High Tea with lots of fun and entertainment to support a good cause. . Dress Code : Smart Casual with a touch of Blue. There will be a fashion show during the event About RizeUp RizeUp Australia is a community-driven organisation of passionate men and women, dedicated to supporting the many families affected by domestic and family violence. Whilst we raise awareness through speaking engagements, the victims of Family and Domestic Violence need more than talk. They need practical help – and they need it fast! That’s where RizeUp makes a very real difference. We have created various programs to support and empower the brave families via the specialist domestic and family violence organisations (for security reasons, we do not directly meet the families we support) – from helping to create a new home for victims fleeing a violent household and supporting children in their healing process, to raising much-needed funds for families left with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Founded by CEO Nicolle Edwards and joined by an outstanding team of men and women from all walks of life, along with Patrons Shelley Craft, Mia Freedman, Petero Civoniceva, Simone O’Brien and Cameron and Allison Daddo. About the venue A luxurious lakeside venue, delivering a modern aesthetic with custom made recycled banquettes, elk chandeliers, a stone fireplace with raw timber mantle, bookshelf with ladder, deep leather armchairs, picturesque gardens and breath-taking water views. Located just ten minutes from Mooloolaba and just over an hour's drive from Brisbane, the award-winning design includes The Pavilion, an outdoor Alfresco Deck and a luxurious function room for up to 180 seated guests or 250 guests cocktail style. The modern space encourages connection and celebration and delivers an upmarket neutral palette, just perfect for your business event, social gathering or destination wedding. Enter the enchanting foyer and you will be left with a lasting impression of casual sophistication. Contemporary and prestigious, the room offers the look of aged timber floors and is elegantly casual in its rustic appeal. The use of extravagant sizing in furniture and décor encourages a feeling of welcome, comfort and grandeur while the glass walls and enormous ceilings lift the soul of the room. Sliding doors open from the waterfront deck to the grand function space. Eight large white antler chandeliers pop against a charcoal ceiling. Oars, buoys and ropes add to the lakeside atmosphere. Decorated with stylish chic, this room is a prestigious mix of contemporary styling. Your host is Lynn White of Sunshine Coast Oceanic Fashion Runway can be contacted on 0432938471 and Aureelegance@gmail.com All thanks to our friends at the event management team, Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is covering the event (media: Ali Hassan) please stay tuned for more information special thanks: Lynn White Good Food & Wine Show invite you and your fun loving friends to visit The Good Food And Wine Show 2023 DATES: 19-21 May 2023 LOCATION: Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) at 1 Convention Centre Pl, South Wharf VIC 3006 WEBSITE and TICKETS: https://goodfoodshow.com.au/melbourne/ and https://tickets.lup.com.au/good-food-wine-melbourne-2023 Event Overview The Good Food & Wine Show is the perfect day out for food and wine lovers. Gather your friends and discover and shop new products from hundreds of local producers, meet the makers and hear their stories. Graze pop-up restaurants, be inspired by your favourite #chefs cooking live on stage including Miguel Maestre, Nagi Maehashi of RecipeTin Eats, Kirsten Tibballs and Justine Schofield or sit down and join a free #wine masterclass hosted by Nick Ryan in the Drinks Lab. Take your foodie experience to the next level and add on a masterclass to your day. From wine and cheese pairing with Smelly Cheese, to a mixology masterclass with SodaStream there is plenty to discover. Friday 19 May 10:00AM – 5:00PM Saturday 20 May 10:00AM – 6:00PM Sunday 21 May 10:00AM – 5:00PM @goodfoodandwineshow @goodfoodwine All thanks to our friends at Good Food and Wine Show, Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is covering the festival (media: David Black and Grace Liu) please stay tuned for more information special thanks: Marnie at GFWS and Brittney Smith of talk2.media  FRIDAY, MAY 19 - SUNDAY, MAY 21 Motherland African Festival - Experience the Rhythm of Africa // Liverpool City Council Australia, NSW / Gandhi Creations Multicultural Marketing and Events / Macquarie Mall, Liverpool, NSW https://www.gandhicreations.com.au/.../motherland-african... and https://www.liverpool.nsw.gov.au/motherland FRIDAY, JUNE 2 Rembrandt: True to life: // National Gallery of Victoria / NGV International, Melbourne https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibi.../rembrandt-true-to-life/ THURSDAY, MAY 25 RENFIELD film release // Universal Pictures https://www.universalpictures.com.au/micro/renfield THURSDAY, JUNE 8 ONE FINE MORNING film release // Palace Films https://www.palacefilms.com.au/one-fine-morning Liverpool City Council Australia, NSW and Gandhi Creations Multicultural Marketing and Events invite you to attend Motherland African Festival - Experience the Rhythm of Africa DATE: Fri, 19 May at 5:00 pm - 21 May 10:00pm LOCATION: Macquarie Mall, Liverpool, NSW WEBSITE: https://www.gandhicreations.com.au/.../motherland-african... and https://www.liverpool.nsw.gov.au/motherland Immerse yourself in the rich culture of Africa when Motherland comes to Macquarie Mall. From Morocco to Zimbabwe, experience the heart and soul of the many cultures that make up this amazing continent. For one weekend only, travel to these unique lands through music and rhythm, explore our artisan markets and grab a delicious bite from our street food stalls. Follow the sound of the drums and join us on a journey to Africa. FOMA African Runway Showcase featuring Kis-Simba Brand is a 9-part series of runway shows across the festival featuring fashion items using African materials from the continent. The #FOMA Runway themes for Motherland will feature a collection of 90 garments including Casual, Head Wrap/Head Pieces and Evening/Formal Wear, demonstrating a fusion of African and western fashion. The runway show will take place at 6pm, 7pm and 8pm on the main stage on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Liverpool will celebrate its colourful reputation as the most diverse city in Australia by staging three new events next year including a Motherland African Cultural Festival. The new celebrations join Liverpool’s already established festivals like the “Light Up The Sky,” fireworks display on New Year’s Eve, “Winter Blast” with ice skating in a European winter setting and the India-inspired Starry Sari night. Liverpool mayor Ned Mannoun thanked the State Government for a grant of $800,000 over two years to help fund the festivals. “They add to the glamour and diversity of modern-day Liverpool,” he said. ‘The grant confirms that Liverpool has become a destination of choice for thousands of Sydneysiders coming here to enjoy the fun and colour of spectacular celebrations. “Everyone has been experiencing tough times of late and these festivals are a chance to unwind and forget about other problems they might have for a while. “The festivals are also a chance to see Liverpool through different eyes. “Our food and shopping, our diverse cultures, our parklands and arts and entertainment centre at Casula Powerhouse adjacent to the beautiful Georges River, are already an attraction. “Now the festivals are drawing crowds in their own right.” Motherland will feature an African experience with drumming, dancing as well as fashion and artisan stalls. Mr Mannoun said his council will continue the momentum of establishing festivals. “We have big plans for the 2023 and we’re grateful to the NSW Government for the funding to help keep these wonderful experiences happening because the people of Liverpool deserve it,” he said The State Government is investing $8 million into 21 major cultural festivals and events run by councils across Sydney, Newcastle, and the Illawarra All thanks to our friends at Liverpool City Council Australia, Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is covering the event (media: Hakam Soufan and Neil Chand) please stay tuned for more information special thanks: Aya Kartambis, Kellie Hughes, Sonia Gandhi, Rachel O'Hagan and Ranjita Sharma  for your diaries: SATURDAY, APRIL 15 – SUNDAY, APRIL 16 The Wizardry Express - Melbourne // AMA Event Management / Flinders Street Station, Melbourne https://www.amaeventmanagement.com.au/ and https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing?eid=946253 SUNDAY, APRIL 2 Melbourne Food & Wine Festival: Victorian Whisky Festival // Melbourne Food and Wine Festival / Whiskey + Alement / Kinglake Distillery / Bakery Hill Distillery / Chiefs Son Distillery / Whisky In Isolation and Backwoods Distilling Co. / Paradise Alley, Collingwood https://www.melbournefoodandwine.com.au/.../victorian...? SATURDAY, MARCH 4 Indonesian Modest Fashion Runway Melbourne 2023 // PERWIRA Inc / Indonesian Modest Fashion Week Melbourne / #IMFWM / Immigration Museum, Melbourne https://imfwm.com/event/#sec_lanjut and http://Bit.ly/imfwm23 FRIDAY, MARCH 24 – SUNDAY, AUGUST 20 Melbourne Now 2023 // National Gallery of Victoria / The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia / Fed Square https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/melbourne-now/home/ La Noche Latina, The Ultimate Latin Dinner & Show took place on 28th Jan 2023 and was organised by Just Strut / Strut Events at Waterfront on the Pier https://www.onthepiermelb.com/waterfront please follow the review by Marina Sk and teaser photo by Tony Kots Photography http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html and stay tuned for more media materials coming up soon special thanks: Kristina and Wendy  Just Strut and Strut Events invite you to La Noche Latina | 28th Jan 2023 The Ultimate Latin Dinner & Show DATE: Sat., 28 January 2023, 6:30 pm – 11:30 pm AEDT LOCATION: Waterfront on the Pier 11 Waterfront Place Port Melbourne, VIC WEBSITE: https://www.onthepiermelb.com/waterfront TICKETS: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/.../la-noche-latina-28th... Welcome to La Noche Latina - the ultimate Latin Dinner & Show experience! Melbourne's hottest new Latin nightspot, witness a Latin Extravaganza like nothing you've ever seen. Be transported to the tropics as you enjoy energetic floorshows by the best Brazilian & Latin dance artists Melbourne has to offer, and tantalise your tastebuds as you revel in the delicious cuisine at Waterfront on the Pier. Experience the energy of live percussion alongside our DJ and delight in a dance party everyone can get involved in after the show. Situated in a magnificent location by the water’s edge in Port Melbourne, we pay tribute to the theatre restaurants of old, bringing back the classic dinner and show experience combined with the fire of Latin music & Entertainment. All tickets include seated entry to watch our floorshow and participate in all of the action on the night, and food and drinks are available to order on the evening from the Waterfront menu here. Run by Strut Events in collaboration with Waterfront on the Pier, you won't find an experience like this anywhere else. A one of a kind event series, and an experience not to be missed. Book your tickets early or risk missing out! All thanks to our friends at Strut Events, Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is covering the night (media: Tony Kots Photography ). please stay tuned for more details special thanks: Kristina and Wendy  https://youtu.be/obNuP7HkLdE HAPPY TO RELEASE A NEW VIDEO https://youtu.be/obNuP7HkLdE THE PAC GALA (DAY 2) by Pacific Runway https://youtu.be/obNuP7HkLdE on October 28 2022 at Eveleigh at South Eveleigh, NSW camera and editing: Hakam Soufan https://youtu.be/obNuP7HkLdE special thanks: Sandhya Dusk Nand and Jannike Seiuli https://youtu.be/obNuP7HkLdE THE PAC GALA (DAY 2) by Pacific Runway took place on 28 October 2022 at The Eveleigh at South Eveleigh, NSW please enjoy the photos by Neil Chand of M4E - Memories 4 Ever Photography and stay tuned for more media materials special thanks: Sandhya Dusk Nand and Jannike Seiuli for your calendars: FRIDAY, October 28 THE PAC GALA (DAY 2) // Pacific Runway / The Eveleigh of South Eveleigh https://www.ticketebo.com.au/pacific-runway/the-pac-gala and https://www.pacificrunway.com.au/home THURSDAY, October 27 POWERHOUSE LATE X PACIFIC RUNWAY (DAY 1) // Pacific Runway / Powerhouse Museum https://www.pacificrunway.com.au/home and https://www.maas.museum/.../powerhouse-late-pacific-runway/ THURSDAY, November 3 SISSY film release // This is Arcadia https://www.thisisarcadia.com/sissy THURSDAY, November 17 - SUNDAY, November 20 Thespis or The Gods Grown Old // Malvern Theatres / Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Victoria https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/826958 and https://gsov.org.au/thespis-2022/ Pacific Runway invite you to join them in THE PAC GALA (DAY 2) DATE: Friday 28 October 2022 7:00pm - 11:00pm LOCATION: The Eveleigh at South Eveleigh on 2 Locomotive Drive, Eveleigh, NSW 2015, Australia WEBSITE: https://www.ticketebo.com.au/pacific-runway/the-pac-gala and https://www.pacificrunway.com.au/home TICKETS: SOLD OUT For the first time we present to you THE PAC GALA - Pacific • Artistry • Celebration. Join us in celebrating 10 years of Pacific Runway. Held at the brand new venue ~ The Grounds of South Eveleigh. Tickets include: Gift bag, 3 course meal (Desserts are served as roaming canapés) + unlimited selected alcoholic and all non-alcoholic beverages. TABLES - 10 to a table. Dress code: Formal attire You do not want to miss this exclusive event as we say farewell to the end of an era. Located within the old locomotive workshops at Sydney’s Australian Technology Park, The Eveleigh perfectly blends the elegance and sophistication of the golden days of steam engines with modern and sleek architecture. With an opulent balcony and staircase for grand event entrances, stunning vintage chandeliers and touches of marble and brass throughout, The Eveleigh will provide a gorgeous backdrop for Sydney’s most spectacular soirees! All thanks to the management team at Pacific Runway, Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is covering the event (media: Hakam Soufan and Neil Chand of M4E - Memories 4 Ever Photography) please stay tuned for more information. special thanks: Sandhya Dusk Nand and Jannike Seiuli  FOOD OF GODS The beautiful and eternally young goddess Artemis is about to go hunting in the early morning. In the evening before her adventure, she, as always, prepares her secret drink of youth and beauty. She is famous at the Olympus with her unfeminine and vigorous character and determination. These qualities of her are surprisingly combined with her fragility, grace and youth. The inhabitants of Olympus drink a potion called "ambrosia" made from flower honey and fruit juice. This is the pledge of the eternal life of the gods, but what is the difference between the divine drink of Artemis? The goddess prepares it in the strictest secrecy. Only her devoted nymphs know this recipe. She takes one yellow apple, three golden apricots, five ripe grapes, cuts the fruit, crushes them with a mortar and squeezes out the juice. She adds two drops of wormwood tincture and seven drops of a strange-smelling liquid. This recipe was kept in the strictest confidence until one of the nymphs blabbed it out to all mortals. The secret ingredient in a rejuvenating drink was onion juice. This plant helps Artemis to look slender and beautiful, to be fast and to protect her on the hunt. At all times onion was considered to be the food of commoners and peasants. Well, few people know that it was never neglected by kings, emperors and even gods. As ancient myths say, onions are a real gift from heaven, a message to people. It was given to people in order to survive in difficult times. One day the gods gathered and consulted among themselves: to give people a universal unique remedy for all sickness: onion. Onions are the remedy against 100 diseases. This amazing plant has repeatedly saved entire nations from deadly diseases. Onion treatments were mentioned by historians of all times. This plant is very unpretentious and it grows everywhere. So that people of different nationalities could use onions, some gods decided to help people and poured out small black grains in certain areas. From them the wild onion was born. Then people began to cultivate it, select the best plants and spread the plant over to different continents. In ancient times, this vegetable was considered to be a coded messenger of the gods. The priests and the alchemists thought that the cross section of the onion contained information about the origins of the world and the unity of two opposite principles of the universe: the world's duality. The classical structure of the onion bulb is rounded and the scales are similar to the ancient symbol of Yin and Yang. Indeed it is useful for both women and men as an aphrodisiac and for general health. Onions are the number one vegetable: concentric onion rings symbolize the infinity of the universe. The ancient Egyptians believed that the rings contained information about eternal life, birth, death and rebirth. In the country, the builders of the pyramids believed that the gods hid information about the structure of the cosmos in the onion bulb. Babylonians Sumerians and Assyrians had the same opinion. Ancient astrologers cut the onion and saw that it consists of concentric rings. It turns out that these rings were similar to our universe structure and to the structure of our solar system. Therefore, they made their conclusions based on the structure of the bulb theory. Onion is a vegetable that helped Pharaohs gain their eternal life. The pharaohs ate onions during their lifetime, and then the bulb accompanied them after physical death. Onions were used in funeral rites and were placed in tombs. The vegetable was used as a mummifying potion: it was placed on eyes and mouth, onion sprouts were placed on the chest and applied to legs. Such cases were recorded during excavations. Onion helps to gain objectivity, overcome passions. This scientific discovery is on the verge of fantasy! Onions help to cope with food cravings, especially when switching to a vegetarian diet. Truly fruits and vegetables are the manifestations of divine qualities on the material plane. Every fruit and vegetable is a coded message to people from Gods. But how can we read this message? It is interesting that over the years science only confirms what ancient people knew and took as a rule for many years. Our ancestors knew that fruits and vegetables planted by our own hands are growing for us and just for us: they give the person who plants them vivacity and strength. It is a real magic how the plants know it! Julius Caesar was indebted to onion. It was his secret weapon. Caesar began to go bald early and onion gruel helped him with this problem. In the notes of the royal cook of Catherine II, there was rather curious information preserved: the empress was rarely interested in the affairs of the kitchen, but in summer and autumn she would often supervise the preparation of the special salad. Following the orders of the empress the salad included lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers and green leaves, but the empress watched especially closely how to chop onions. It had to be cut into exceptionally thin rings, scalded with boiling water, and only then put in the salad. Sometimes the empress chose the onion bulbs for the salad herself. The cook managed to find out that the empress was particularly reverent about that onion. It was grown by special technology. It was charged with beauty and success. These magic onions were grown for the empress and her entourage in a special garden. The onion was planted only by unmarried women in complete silence on Saturday mornings. They were supposed to plant onions and happily kiss young men. The onion then turned out to be of magical power, and the couples were supposed to walk around the onion patches three times and make a wish. When such onions ripened, they dug the bulbs out and served them to the highest persons. Such onions were put on the table during important international negotiations. All the negotiations taking place at such a table were peaceful and fruitful. Russia flourished during the reign of Catherine II. What properties of onions did the peasants know about? They used it to get a rich harvest. The plowman who had to plow the fields, used to cut the onion into two parts. He ate one half and threw the other half into the ground to grow. Fishermen also appreciated this vegetable; before going fishing to the open sea (so that the catch was rich), they girdled themselves with knitted onions. Magicians and sorcerers of all times revered onion for its special memory. Consider that onion absorbs negativity. Supposedly evil energy is drawn into the bulb and into onion rings as if into a funnel and that energy has no way out. Onions restore the bio-field of a particularly tired person very well. If you come home from work tired, take an onion and roll it on your shoulders, hands, body, legs and your back. Your energy will be restored in 10-15 minutes. In Russia, onions were a favorite means of healing. People treated scurvy, they could not do without it in case of an epidemic too. Few people thought why onions are so useful? Even today, scientists do not fully know all the properties about the usefulness of onions. Onions have more sugar than watermelons. Well, we don't feel it. In Japan, for example, there is a clinic that treats patients only with garlic and onions. Onion is a talisman against any kind of damage with bad energy and against evil eyes. In some regions of Russia there is an amazing tradition that has been preserved. Horseradish is another gift the gods gave us. One pagan god left horseradish to people as a reminder of himself. The gods in Russia all had certain names. In one of the territories there was a god whose name was Horseradish. He was the God of wisdom, who was known for his fine writing and he also drew runes, which are not just letters, but signs with energy potential. People turned to him with different questions. God Horseradish endowed people with wisdom and knowledge. He had the knowledge of creating a family and housekeeping. Horseradish god protected and helped people on the road too. Remember the Russian expression: "who the hell (horseradish) knows", which actually means "god knows", but we say this phrase unconsciously. Healers considered horseradish to be the plant with extraordinarily powerful energy. It was believed that this root is able to open consciousness. In order to see the future healers and sorcerers breathed over horseradish. Horseradish helps to deepen the meditation process, disengage from emotional hindrances and to focus on the purpose of the procedure. Horseradish clears your mind and allows you to expand it. If some thoughts interfere with meditation, you need to eat horseradish or mustard, as they help to improve meditation. In Russia, horseradish was valued not only as a medicine. This plant helped save the fertile soil for gardens and fields from ravines. People cut down forests to cultivate fields. These powerful roots of horseradish did not allow the soil to crack and fail if horseradish was planted along the perimeter of the field. Horseradish grows everywhere, even in Greenland where only 40 plant species survive. In Russia, horseradish has been used since ancient times. “If I didn’t eat horseradish in the morning, consider that I didn’t have breakfast” - this is a famous Russian proverb. In abandoned fields, horseradish occupied the entire territory as a weed. Horseradish kills deadly bacteria inside your physical body. It is also strong on the energetic level. Surprisingly, it acts even at a distance. Horseradish undresses the shells of bacteria where bacteria "hides", so it gets exposed and it is easier for the immune system to kill it. Russian taverns often treated travelers to horseradish to restore their strength. Horseradish root had to be carried with the traveler if he went to a swamp or a pond area. Horseradish root amulet was a protection from evil spirits that believed to live in the swamps. Pieces of horseradish were placed in a tub of water to stir up the water. Modern science has come to explain this: horseradish simply does not allow water to ferment as it contains a large amount of essential oils and phytoncides that have an antibacterial effect. It was also believed that gods would endow the water with magical properties if it had horseradish inside. Such water was considered sacred; sick people and children washed themselves with it, Since it possessed an extraordinary power of energy. such water was equal to holy water or water in which the silver coin was placed. Well, horseradish leaves. Since ancient times horseradish was put in salting to conserve vegetables (cucumbers). The root though gives its strength to the leaves only once a year: on the Night of Ivanа-Kupala in early July. You need to cut the leaves of horseradish, boil for 20 minutes and drink this infusion. This potion can treat and heal your liver. In Southern Greece they tell an amazing story... A wealthy man's beautiful wife was dying and even expensive drugs could not help her. In the evening she whispered to her husband that she would die at dawn. Heartbroken husband knelt all night in prayer. Apollo God, the healer appeared to him in his dream. He held a luminous vegetable in his hands. He ordered the vegetable cut in half and put it on the patient's chest. The man woke up: there was the most common radish in his hands. He was surprised but there was no time to think: his wife was breathing heavily. He cut the radish in half and put it on her chest. Sunlight began to emanate from the vegetable. The patient opened her eyes and after a while the disease receded. The man thanked the Sun God Apollo for salvation. He took a whole bag of radishes to the temple of Apollo as a gift for this miracle salvation. Radish is a divine gift. Gods love radishes very much. Apollo said: "The weight of radish is equal to the weight of gold." It was presented in gold as gifts to gods. The Greeks and Romans considered radish to be a root worthy of the gods. In the temple, on the day of honoring gods, vegetables, cast from metals, were placed on the altar: radishes made of gold, beets made of silver and carrots made of tin. Radish was also valued in Egypt. It was part of the main diet of the builders of the pyramids. Radish is depicted on the walls of Karnak Temple of Amun-Ra. In Russia, radish came from Asia. It also has a legend: radish was a princess who was once met by god, Horseradish at one of the feasts. God Horseradish and Radish liked each other. After the meeting, they decided to leave behind them the powerful energy potential: radish migrated from Asia to Europe, and horseradish migrated from Russia to Asia and the Mediterranean. Radish received a special distribution in Russia: it was eaten by both the poor and the rich. They ate it on holidays and followed the strict fast. It was called Penitential Vegetable. It was believed that radish absorbs information. When fasting, it cleanses both the spirit and the body of evil thoughts. On weekdays, radishes were eaten to restore strength. It worked well after work and physical exertion. Sorcerers used radish to convey information. A small radish was used to cast spells. It was believed that the spell would be enhanced inside the radish when it grows. The radish was charged with positive and negative energy. When it grew up, the people threw it either to the enemy's side or ate it themselves together with dear friends. Scientists have confirmed that radish had a positive effect on the mental abilities of a person. It was for this quality that radish was valued by scientific minds. Radish contains Choline. This substance treats stroke, brain disease and vascular disease. Radish truly is a magical vegetable. Sakurajima, the Japanese radish, reaches a length. up to 2 meters and sometimes weighs 35 kg. Loose volcanic soil and monsoon rains create such conditions for the germination of this vegetable in Japan. All royalties in France are waiting for the news: when Henry II 's wife will give birth to his heir. As time goes by, the married couple remains childless. Rumors spread at the palace that the king is completely indifferent to his wife. All his thoughts, passion and desire are directed towards the favorite. Her name is Diane de Poitiers. He spends every minute with her and makes expensive gifts for her. Henry saw Diana for the first time when he was only 6 years old. Since childhood, he considered himself her most devoted knight. Favorite was older than the king, but 19 years was not noticeable as she looked fresh and young. The sapper called her "the old mushroom", while they could not unravel the secret of her youth and sexuality. They said that Diana's secret weapon was a cocktail of gold prepared by alchemists. But in the notes of Diana's maid it is stated that she consumes a vegetable forbidden at that time in France: every day in the morning, Diana takes the magic fruit, cuts it in half, wipes her face with one half, and eats the other half with her magic drink. It was a common tomato. Europe was then told that it was poisonous, but she knew that this was done to divert eyes: tomato awakens love energy in a person. Italians used tomato as an addition to boiled food or as a sauce. Well, in France, tomatoes were only used for decorative purposes at that time. They decorated balconies and gazebos, where the corners had tomatoes grown. Such corners were established as places of romantic dates. It was believed that the energy of the tomato allowed a person to relax and feel free. When ingested, the properties of a tomato only increase. Tomatoes not only enhance attractiveness in a person, they also launch other vital physical body processes. Red color has the longest wavelength. It is the energy that lingers in the tomato. When we eat it, the energy is retained in our body. This is the energy of good luck and high working capacity. It is responsible for the skin condition of our hands and feet, the health of our spine, hair, teeth and bones. Tomato was called the apple of love. In Russia for a long time tomatoes were considered inedible. Well, as soon as tomatoes began to be used for food, they acquired the title of "passion vegetables". They were not used for a love spell, but used to maintain passion between husband and wife. Tomatoes also made it possible to quickly acquire offspring. It is believed to have magical properties. It was used in love: girls ate tomatoes to become more attractive. Couples used tomatoes for infertility. They took one tomato, cut it in halves: one half was eaten by the husband, the other half was eaten by the wife. This ceremony was performed before the wedding night. Tomatoes came to Europe from America. They were grown by the ancient Aztecs. There is an old legend associated with tomatoes: a long time ago, among other gods, there lived the god called Tomatl. When the gods decided to leave earth land, and leave the people behind, God Tomatl did not want to leave. He wanted to kill the people who forced him out. The other gods, in order to appease God Tomatl and avoid bloodshed, gave people plants with fruits of red color. People were obliged to plant them in honor of the tomato god. The ancient Aztecs watered their tomato beds with the blood of sacrificial animals to appease the tomato god. God Tomatl was the patron of the home and family. The Aztecs decorated their homes with tomatoes and wore beads made from dried tomatoes. Columbus introduced tomatoes to Europe. For some time, tomatoes were considered poisonous. One of the cooks, wanting to take revenge on the traveler for bringing a new murder weapon, added a vegetable to his soup. Columbus figured out his plan: he imitated an attack of asphyxiation and then suddenly came to life. The cook was humiliated as his evil plan was revealed. Columbus respectfully took tomatoes with him on a trip in large quantities. An invigorating drink was specially prepared for Columbus. Tomato juice restores strength after physical exertion. It contains a large amount of vitamins, especially vitamins of group B. It is very useful to treat and prevent vascular diseases. It has a curative effect on the gastrointestinal tract, especially on the large intestine, while supporting the gut micro-flora. Tomato juice is a natural energy tonic. It's year 1889 in Italy, and the owner of the pizzeria, Raffaello Esposito receives an important assignment: to cook pizza for the wife of the King of Italy, Margherita of Savoy. In order to please the royal person Raffaello asks his wife to help him. The wise wife proposes to create a new recipe and make pizza in the colors of the national Italian flag: the white color is mozzarella, green is basil, and for the red component Raffaello suggests making red bell pepper, but his wife insists on using tomatoes. She was sure that if this vegetable was spoken onto that they would receive the favor of the Augustine person. She, herself selected three juicy tomatoes, kept them in the sun for three days, talked to them and asked for help. She then cut and sliced the charmed tomatoes on the top of the royal pizza. Margherita of Savoy, having tasted this dish, was delighted. The food of the poor may be worthy of a Queen! This recipe of the most popular pizza in the world was named "Margherita" in honor of the wife of the king of Italy... while pizzeria "Raffaello" began to flourish... |
Authorbohemian rhapsody club Categories
All
Archives
June 2023
visits:
|
