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2016 Every Generation Festival and Awards E-Zine November 2016 # 10
The Festival that began in 1967 as ‘Seniors Week’ is now celebrating the next generation of older South Aussies in a way our predecessors couldn’t possibly imagine.
2016 saw over 270 events held throughout the state in the last 2 weeks of October, attracting well over 50,000 participants. 28 local government areas and a broad range of community organisations presented a myriad of creative, thought-provoking and fascinating activities designed by and for their local communities.
Festival events could be found from the South East to the Riverland, from the Fleurieu to the Mid-North – and almost every place in between.
COTA SA managed events included:
our opening day Fete in the Adelaide Botanic Garden,
the ‘Advancing Style’ Fashion Lunch which highlighted the beauty and strength of the mature fi gure,
a celebration of Italian food & family, co-presented with CO.AS.IT,
and a world premiere comedy/musical that is set to tour nationally in 2017 starring Andy Seymour.
returning favourites such as our Conversation on Ageing – this year with George Negus
the Awards Gala Cocktail Party and various day-time events kept the pace humming along.
The 2016 Every Generation Festival has been a big success for COTA SA, and more importantly, for all the older South Australians who contributed in so many ways.
Every cent raised via the Every Generation Festival helps COTA SA – the peak body for ageing in South Australia – deliver programs that are able to reach more older people in more parts of our community every, single, day.
The sun has now set on the 49th COTA SA Every Generation Festival with records broken across the board. Substantial increases in ticket sales, attendances at free events, media interest and registered community events all spell SUCCESS for the 2016 version of the Every Generation Festival and Positive Ageing Awards.
50,000 people came to party!
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It was Fete!
Lovely weather, beautiful surroundings and fabulous people!
What better way to spend a Saturday afternoon than to wander around one of our city’s most beautiful spots…the Adelaide Botanic Garden.
EGF was lucky enough to have fi ne warm weather and great stalls from many of our sponsors to further enhance the day for people strolling around the gardens.
Top: Helping Hand’s scrumptious ‘heirloom’ recipes stall, many remarked that the pumpkin pie and lemon slice makings were going to make wonderful presents for Christmas - if they lasted that long!
Middle: The ‘Friends of the Adelaide Botanic Garden’ and their beautiful plants & gardening tips stall.
Bottom: Greven & Co’s Burnside Lions second hand book stall was a real hit with passers by.
Sat 15 Oct 2016
Food Is Love – Il Cibo é Amoré
Tuesday 18th October Italian Club of SA 262a Carrington St Adelaide
Everyone indulged their love of family & food at the EGF event at the Italian Centre, co-presented with CO.AS.IT. Sfogliatelli on arrival, followed by lasagne & tiramisu from PISA, the Italian Meals on Wheels.
Thanks to 3 of Australia’s fi nest chefs – ROSA MATTO, LAURA CASSAI & SALVATORIE PEPE for sharing their insights & their recipes. YUM!!
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This year with George Negus, hosted by 5AAs David Penberthy. Wed 19 October 2016
Above left to right
Mick Bower (Masters Apprentices)
Jane Mussared (CE of COTA SA),
Chantal Contouri (TV & Film actor)
George Negus
David Penberthy
Left:
George Negus & David Penberthy chat with Keyinvest’s Andrew Meinel, sponsor of the 2nd Annual Conversation on Ageing.
Middle:
A great turnout on the night.
Bottom:
Guests chatted with Chantal Contouri about her roles on TV and in fi lm.
Below right: Alex Iasello, our marketing intern from UniSA.
A conversation on Ageing
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Sat 22 October
The audience will never be the same again after this cracking performance of ‘It Ain’t Easy Being Elvis’ starring Andy Seymour at Norwood Concert Hall.
Andy’s stories about what it’s like to tour the world as an Elvis tribute artist are hilarious!! His voice is incredible, and along with his brilliant band, Andy had everyone crying with laughter & singing along to hits like ‘Edge of Reality’ and ‘My Way’.
Don’t miss your chance to see this one!
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Wed 26 October 2016 Osmond Tce Function Centre, Norwood Hotel.
Right:
Advancing Style Fashion Lunch – Anna Vlach interviews Helen Heithersay
Right below:
Advancing Style Fashion Lunch – our lovely models from Swish Boutique at the conclusion of their parade
Circle:
Comic Jennnifer Tosolini made everyone laugh out loud!
‘Advancing Style Fashion Luncheon’ presented by Greven and Co.
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KeyInvest Outstanding Achiever Award –
Metropolitan:
David Jarman
SA Water Outstanding Achiever Award –
Regional: John Agars, Port Lincoln
Kincare Health Services Employer of the Year
Award: DOME
OFTA Intergenerational Award
Ananda Aged Care & MINDA Inc
Southern Cross Care Community Project
Award – over $10,000.00 budget. Joint winners: Campbelltown Home Support Program and Resthaven Malvern “Pen Pal’ project
Helping Hand Research Into Ageing Award
University of South Australia Business School Project: ‘Ageing in South Australia – the Attitudes and Preferences of Consumers’
Resthaven Community Project Award – under
$10,000.00 budget
Companion Animal Project, City of Charles Sturt
Turner Real Estate Creative Arts Award
ACH Group – ‘Good Lives On Film’
Adelaide PHN Club of the Year Award – MetropolitanMarion Historic Village Museum Group
Country SA PHN Club of the Year Award –
Regional
Riverland Woodworkers, Renmark
COTA SA Strength For Life Award –
Outstanding Client
Molly RadakovitchINEA YMCA
COTA SA Strength For Life Award –
Outstanding Partner
City of Burnside SFL
2016 AWARD WINNERS
Fri 28th October at the InterContinental Hotel - Ballroom.
Award winners and sponsors of all categories.
Awards Fever Friday Night
Awards Fever Friday Night
Above:
5AA's Will Goodings compere of the Awards night hit the right style in his 1970s jumpsuit and bodyshirt.
Right:
COTA SA Staff strut their stuff to the 70s vibe in safari suits, glitter and big hair.
Awards night guests boogie on down! Friday 28 October 2016
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Ann Burgess, COTA SA Board Alison Smith Adelaide PHN Mark Gobbie SA Water
John Agars and Mark Gobbie Resthaven - ‘Pen Pal Project’
Jane Mussared, Chief Exec COTA SA Musical interlude with Dukes Ukes Ananda Aged Care, OFTA Award Winner
Kathryn Eaton Comm Project Award Joint Winners Riverland Woodworkers
Suzanne Mann - Country SA PHN Jan Van Emden - Helping Hand Rob Dempsey Art is Mine - OFTA Award
Lee Sando Deb Whetstone, Comm Project Winner Robin Turner, Turner Real Estate
Riverland Woodworkers
ACH Group, Robin Turner Arts Award
Adelaide Uni Business School Jan Van Emden
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Tanya Kecojevic and Jane Intini COTA SA David Jarman City of Charles Sturt
Tricia Clement - Metro Club of the Year Molly Radakovitch
Turner Creative Arts table Uni of SA Business School Ananda Aged Care & Minda Inc
Jane Intini, Dominic Musolino, Greg Goudie, Anne Burgess
Awards night
Celebrate good times, come on!
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Awards night
More great memories from a great night!
Jane Intini EGF & Awards CoordinatorE: [email protected]
Tanya Kecojevic
EGF & Awards Senior Administration Offi cerE: [email protected]
COTA SA
16 Hutt Street, Adelaide, 5000P: 8232 0422Toll Free 1800 182 324
CONTACT INFORMATION W: www.cotasa.org.au E: [email protected]
THANKS TO EVERYONE INVOLVED!
Thanks go to our COTA SA staff who enabled this entire shebang to run so smoothly – Tanya, Dorina, Robert, Lyn and Chief Executive Jane Mussared, and not forgetting our volunteers – Shirley, Amy, Anne, Robert and Alex the Intern. We look forward to seeing you for our 50th EGF Festival in 2017 and more exciting, creative, fun times.
Jane Intini, 2016 Every Generation Festival and Positive Ageing Awards Coordinator
THANK YOU!2016 SPONSORS
None of this trumpeting could be possible without the generous support of our sponsors.
A huge THANK YOU to you all.
THANK YOU TO OUR 2016 FESTIVAL SPONSORS
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