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32 Arthur St, timAruAorAki Polytechnic

AdultS $15 | StudentS/SeniorS $10 | under 14 $5 | under 5 freefAmily (uP to 2 AdultS And three children/StudentS) $30

SOUTH CANTERBURY

FASHIONCULTURERAybON KAN ANIKA MOA

SundAy 30 october | 11Am – 4Pm

aboutSouth Canterbury International Festivalthe annual south canterbury international Festival will be held at aoraki Polytechnic on october 30th 2011. this event will give visitors the chance to learn about and celebrate the cultural diversity of the region.

This high quality event will be a full day of experiences for the whole family housed on one site packed full of activities throughout the day. Running from 11am to 4pm, visitors to the event will be able to see a wide range of both local and national performers, visit cultural houses to experience different traditions and foods, watch cooking demonstrations and learn new techniques, see a Fashion competition and Fashion show and purchase food and goods from around the world. Come for a bit or bring a chair and stay for the day, we look forward to seeing you there and travelling the world together!

schedule11:00 Gates Open (gate sales)

11:05 Welcoming Ceremony (Poutama) incl. Grantlea Downs Kapa Haka group

11:25 Main Stage -Raybon Kan

11:35 Main Stage - Fashion Parade.

12:00 Raybon Event Timeline Announcements (Break on Main stage)

Cooking demo in café, houses open for the day Hayley Carter (sax) and Nathan Butler (Tap) to perform in gym

12:30 Main Stage – The Soul Agency

12:50 Main Stage – Kyokushin Karate

1:00 Raybon Event Timeline Announcements (Break on Main Stage)

Cooking Demo in café.

Zoe Kelly and Emma Scott/Caleb Cameron to perform in gym

1:30 Main Stage – InHarmony Choir

1:40 Main Stage – Johanna Ford and Cam Scott

1:55 Main Stage – Bluestone School Kapa Haka

2.05 Main Stage - Phillipino Dance Group

2:15 Raybon Event Timeline Announcements (Break on Main Stage)

Cooking demo in café.

SkudderHill to play in gym

2:45 Main Stage – ANIKA MOA (Grantlea Downs Kapa Haka group)

3:35 Main Stage – Raybon Kan + presentation of awards

Houses close

3:45 Main Stage – Closing Ceremony + Te Aitarakihi performance

4:00 Event closes.

AdultS $15 | StudentS/SeniorS $10 | under 14 $5 | under 5 freefAmily (uP to 2 AdultS And three children/StudentS) $30

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PerFormersAfter 12 years in the music business, numerous APRA silver scroll nominations, a couple of Tui awards, a debut double platinum album with thinking room, platinum status with her third album in swings the tide, Moa could be termed a minor veteran. But that would suggest she has lost the confessional nature that has become her signature in the world of pop music. Anika Moa’s life is evolving to incorporate new ambitions and responsibilities - but as always – she lays bare her soul & casts a tender and cheeky grin across every song and crowd.

anika moa

raybon kanMasterton-born comedian Raybon Kan first sprang to attention as a newspaper columnist. Trained as a lawyer, he's performed at comedy festivals worldwide. He's been named Best Comedian by magazines including Metro and North & South; listed in Reader's Digest's 50 Most Trusted Kiwis; and among David Hartnell's Top 10 Worst Dressed.

Raybon won the TV IQ quiz Test the Nation three times. His books include An Asian at my Table, and he co-wrote the screenplay for New Zealand comedy-horror film Diagnosis: Death, a ghost story set in a clinical drug trial. A popular after dinner speaker and MC, Raybon's stream of jokes on Twitter are often quoted in the media. His latest venture is Raybon Kan™ PassiveWear™, an online store which recently launched a range of provocative political pottery (first with coffee mugs.)

main staGe PerFormers

the soul aGencyThe Soul Agency has big band influences tossed in with The Commitments’ styling, Jo Cockers grunt and Imelda May’s class. With strong male and female vocals incorporating full 3 part harmonies, with sax and trumpet giving that big band era sound and complimenting the guitar, drums, bass and keys. Members are – Sharleyne Diamond (Vocals and Light Percussion), Jonny Elder (Guitar and vocals), Al Walker (Bass), Dale Pelvin (Drums and vocals), Micah Templeton-Wolfe (Saxophone), John Willers (Trumpet), and Roselyn Cloake (Keyboards and backing vocals).

kyokushin karate demonstrationKyokushin karate is an exciting and effective way to acquire superb physical fitness and self-defence skills. Built on centuries-old traditions of self-defence, Kyokushin karate was first introduced in Japan by karate and judo master Masutatsu Oyama. Since then, more than 15 million people around the world have taken up the challenge of this exacting discipline. Timaru has a Kyokushin Dojo on Douglas Street – new members are always welcome.

inharmony choirInHarmony Choir was formed in 2008 by Di Cleverley. They now have around 40 members and are very much a ‘fun-based’ choir. They are a ‘contemporary’ choir and like to mix traditional with modern styles. They have male and female members and you may have seen them perform at Christmas on the Bay, the concert they started, each year.

Johanna Ford and cam scottThis will be the first time Johanna and Cam have performed together; though both are seasoned entertainers. Johanna’s influences include Adele, John Lennon, and Coldplay. She has performed locally at fundraisers and used to be a big part of the country music scene. Cam’s influences include Joe Nichols, Keith Urban and Jay Z and he has recently spent time at the CMAA Country Music College in Tamworth, Australia. He has also won the Male Vocal section at the Gore Gold Guitar Awards 2010.

PhiliPino dance GrouPThe Philippine Society of Christchurch first dance is the Bulaklakan, a Flower dance. Next a traditional song is sung by Vicki and Monski. The second dance is the Pandango dance which is a candle dance.

Gym area PerFormers

hayley carter (saXoPhonist)

Zoe scott (sinGer)

emma broWn and caleb cameron (taP)

nathan butler (taP)

skudderhill (Guitar, vocals, Percussion)

bluestone kaPa hakaUnder the guidance of their music teacher Jannette Aldridge, Dan De Har, and more recently Pikimai Ouknider, the group has given students a greater understanding of maori music, language and culture. They have enjoyed competing in the local Flava music festival over the last four years with some success. They have also performed locally for various causes including early childhood centers and homes for the elderly.

te aitarakihi kaPa haka, The Te Aitarakihi Kapahaka Group was formed about 20 years ago during the construction of the Te Aitarakihi Multicultural Centre in Bridge Street in Timaru where it is now based. They practice on Tuesday evenings from 6.00pm to 8pmThe group is led by the younger members of the group at the festival, showing their skills at waiata, poi and waiata a ringa

Grantlea doWns kaPa haka GrouPThe Grantlea Downs Kapa Haka group has been established since 2009. They are the 2011 Overall winners of the South and Mid Canterbury FLAVA festival; including winner of the Performing Arts Section, Junior Lead Boy and Innovation Award. Naresha Waa has been the very skilled tutor of this group which only began 3 years ago - with many changes due to each year our lead seniors heading away to high school. We look forward to performing at this weekends Art Rocks festival. All students range from 9-12 years of age from year 4 - Year 8.

1. taiWanTheme – Culture of Taiwan and Traditional ClothingShowcasing – view a wide range of Taiwanese, Chinese and Haaka clothing. Learn Chinese puppetry, try Chinese writing and play mah-jong. Watch a demonstration of a tea ceremony. Great range of photos, videos, and nick knacks on display.

2. GermanyTheme – Modern and CuriousShowcasing – customs, traditions, music, language and traditional dress. Traditional food for sale. There will displays of books, movie, national flag and many posters and pictures.

3. PhiliPPinesTheme – Filipino Town FiestaShowcasing – A tour guide of the Philippines with Traditional dress, music, arts and crafts, children’s games, and local customs and traditions. Traditional food for sale.

4. south aFricaTheme – Art in South AfricaShowcasing – Art displaying various art forms / furniture with dvd documentaries, posters, and supporting music. Volunteers will be hand to discuss the various languages and cards given with greetings in the 11 official languages.

5. maoriTheme – Maori CultureShowcasing – Craft and culture with a variety of flax woven items. Music, arts and crafts and traditional dress on display with Hangi food for sale.

6. PaciFicTheme – Pacific Special Occasions (e.g. Xmas, birthdays, funerals)Showcasing – Tradition decoration with tapa and mats. Arts and crafts on display music. A dvd of customs, demonstrations of weaving and tapa cloth. Traditional food for sale.

7. russian sPeakinG houseTheme - Russian FairShowcasing – Traditional arts and crafts, display models, photos, informative articles and books, animals out of balloons, and interactive Russian play and a photo salon. Traditional food for sale.

houses

houses8. JaPanTheme – Summer Festival in JapanShowcasing – Games for children that are included in summer festivals in Japan. DVD’s of Japanese animation and scenery. The house will be decorated with origami’s and posters with traditional dress and arts and crafts on display. Traditional food for sale.

9. koreaTheme – Life in KoreaShowcasing – Posters, DVD’s and music with displays of cultural sport. Volunteers will talk about their customs and traditions. Traditional dress up clothes and children’s games. Korean food for sale.

10. china Theme – Chinese New YearShowcasing – Chinese New Year, Posters, Music and Dvds showcasing New Year and Chinese Traditions. Tour guides will be on hand to talk about Chinese traditions, help find out your year of animal and the meaning behind it.

11. saudi arabiaTheme – Hajj Event in Saudi Arabia + The month of Ramadan.Showcasing – Traditional Saudi dress, customs and traditions, pictures and information of Saudi Arabia’s history. May learn to write your name in Arabic, dress up in traditional dress. Storytelling session of a traditional story or fable. Food samples available.

12. hollandTheme – Past History, Present and Future lifestyle in Holland. Showcasing – Traditional dress, children’s games, arts and crafts, traditions and customs, music and the language.

electoral enrolment centrePick up an enrolment form at our stand, and make sure you can have your say! Information sheets in several languages.

PrenZel oF GeraldineCulinary gifts and tastings of vinaigrettes, flavour infused oils, sauces, fruit vinegars, pickles and much more.

enGlish lanGuaGe PartnersAoraki is part of New Zealand’s largest organisation working with migrants and refugees which operates in 23 locations throughout the country.

Jan sim bonsaiVariety of Bonsai trees for sale and accessories. Advice on care and growing of Bonsai trees.

aJbeadsVariety of locally handmade jewellery, items to suit children, bead embellished scarves and formal evening wear.

bininWide range of Products, buy as much or as little you need. Scoop your own bag or refill your own container and Save on packaging and help Save environment.

black Forest WaFFle hutLight and scrumptious freshly baked waffles with various toppings & whipped cream & cinnamon. Hot and cold drinks available

timaru rotary clubDeep fried hotdogs & chips, as well as the Coke range of drinks & bottled water.

shot timaru Lattes Mocha's Flat Whites Cappaccino's, Chai lattes, scrummy Hot Chocolates muffins and slices!!

Wheel FoodA variety of food from Crispy Chicken wraps, Whitebait Patties, Gluten free Corn Patties through to standard goodies.

German deliA variety of authentic German sausages, traditionally cooked on the BBQ and served in a bread roll. AII sausages GLUTEN FREE contain NO fillers and l00% NZ meat!

sister citiesTimaru Sister Cities will be present with information on our Sister Cities in Australia, Japan and China, and will have information available for a secondary student exchange programme to Eniwa, Japan.

eXhibitors

eXhibitor sites still availableIf you are interested in being a exhibitor at the 2011 South Canterbury International Festival there are sites still available.

contact us today to secure your site: email jannstanbury@aoraki.ac.nz or phone 03 687 1801

a. Commercial Exhibitor (Outdoors) $100 (excluding power)

b. Non Commercial Exhibitor (Indoors) $80 (including power)

Commercial Exhibitor: This includes all food vendors and commercial exhibitors with products complementary to the festival. Power will not be provided for these sites. Exhibitors will have to supply their own generators.

Non Commercial Exhibitors: This includes community groups and non profit organisations. The indoor sites will have a 3 metre back wall and 2x 1.8 metre side walls. There are a maximum of 10 sites available.

All exhibitors wishing to sell food at the festival will be required to hold their own food license for use at the event.

Join the audience at the cooking demonstrations throughout the day and watch the reputable chefs work to produce their meals inspired by the theme of the festival under pressure in just 30 minutes!

12.00 - 12.30Pm Iain Bamber (Master Chief contestant) and Jill Milburn (Guiness world record holder) will be using some of the regions finest produce to prepare “Lamb Timaru”, his version of the classic English dish “Beef Wellington”.

1.00 - 1.30Pm Steve Le Corre (Captain NZ Culinary team) will be preparing a black forest gateau (Schwarzwalder Kirschtorte) originating from Germany. This is delicious cake is made with chocolate, black cherries and vanilla cream which will be garnished to give it the “wow” factor.

1.45 - 2.15Pm Lindsay Bennett the owner/ chef of “Fusion Restaurant” will be demonstrating an Asian inspired dish which of course will be in Lindsay’s own distinguishable style.

cookinG demonstrations

Fashion comPetition & Parade

The Fashion Parade is a mix of original designs displayed as part of a competition to explore cultural diversity in New Zealand interspersed with traditional costumes from around the globe.

First Prize of $500 will be awarded to the winner of the competition.

Contemporary Designs inspired by Traditional costumes

Participants are encouraged to let their minds wonder and become inspired by a traditional cultural design to create a contemporary day or night wear expression.

It is about the textile and the design concept. The design needs to reflect a unique place within the world of culture, so think about colour, textile, texture and embellishment. Be inspired by customary themes and the story of the whole culture.

Garments will be judged on:• Design innovation from a traditional theme• Cut and Finish• Compatibility of fabric/fibre and design• Originality• Total Look

The Judges decision will be final and no correspondence will be entered into.

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EXHIBITORS CARPARK CARPENTRY HOUSE

EXHIBITORS FOOD AREA

PERFORMERS STAGE

HOUSES AND EXHIBITORS

ENTRANCE PAYING

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32 Arthur St, timAru

SundAy 30 october 2011AorAki Polytechnic

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