What's on............

Victorian Bushfire Appeal – Lyndoch Bakery Muffins
By purchasing a Lyndoch Bakery muffin from selected outlets and the entire purchase price of $1.80 will be given to the Victorian Bushfire appeal. Muffins are available for purchase from Nuriootpa Foodland, Lyndoch Bakery, SA Company Store and the Barossa Farmers Market.

Bald Eagles @ the Farm - Tickets available from the Barossa Visitor Information Centre 1300 852 982
Sunday April 5th, 2pm to 5pm
Maggie Beers Farm Shop, Samuel Rd, Nuriootpa
Fresh form their Adelaide Fringe sell out and for the first time in the Barossa, the Bald Eagles will paly all the Eagles classics at the most exciting new function venue in the valley. Tickets $15 . Meals and Bar from noon - light meals from $10, Wine from $5. Tickets available from the Barossa Visitor Information Centre 1300 852 982 (Cash or Credit) or Maggie Beers Farm Shop and the Community Store Membership Office (cash only). For further details www.baldeaglesband.com


Wood fired Pizza’s @ Rolf Binder Winery
Friday 20 February 2009
Garlic & Chilli prawns? Free range chicken and Schultz's bacon? A full-on Italian style with all the goodies? Not to mention some of the world’s best cheeses, or Leah's succulent desert platter that is always ready to rock socks! Kids pizzas, vegetarian, gluten-free - we’ll do our best to meet your dietary requirements - just ask. We have a great selection of wines to try, and soft drinks are also available. Sorry, no BYO. Rolf Binder Wines is completely smoke-free so we have created a very comfortable Smoker’s Lounge - out on the road! Reservations on the shared table are essential, so please call Julie on 8562 3300 to make your reservation, as spaces are limited

South Australian Landscape/Seascape Photographic Exhibition
Saturday 7 Feb to Sunday 15 March 2009
VineCrest Winery, Barossa Valley Way Tanunda
Featured works showcasing the beauty of South Australia by photographers Kathy Thompson and Bill Robinson will be on display and for sale.
Peter Franz Photography 'My Life Through A Lens' @ Peter Franz Gallery
1st Febraruy to 15th March 09
OPEN: THURSDAY TO SUNDAY 10AM - 4PM
EXHIBITION OPENING - 27th February 2009 at 7pm, To be officially opened by the President of the Barossa Arts Council Barbara Lightburn. Drinks & refreshments will be served. 19 Barossa Valley Hwy, Lyndoch. PH: (08) 8524 5225

Tice and Evans
Saturday 21 February 2009
Barossa Arts and Convention Centre
Dave Tice & Mark Evans, “Australia’s premier Blues Duo” Tickets $25 +Booking Fee. Phone 8561 4299. $28 at the door. Doors open 8.30pm. Beer/wine available

Angaston Football Club – Victorian Bushfire Relief Appeal
Saturday 21 February 2009, From 2pm onwards
Angaston Football Clubrooms
Concert featuring local artists, charity auction, spit roast meal – all donated by local businesses
Money raised to go to the Australian Red Cross and Salvation Army to assist victim s of the recent Victorian bushfires.

All that Jazz & a splash of Shiraz featuring “Gregoire”
Moorooroo Park Vineyards & Jacobs Creek Retreat, Nitschke Road Tanunda
Sunday 22 February 2009, Lunch from 10am. Concert from 2.30 to 5.30pm
Come and experience Jazz on the Creek at Moorooroo Park Vineyard. Listen to the soulful sound of ‘Gregoire’ a uniquely exuberant solo artist with 20 years of experience in the London music scene. Enjoy a glass of Sparkling Silentium Shiraz accompanied by prosciutto and Fig Grilletta while sitting on the banks of the picturesque Jacobs Creek Amphitheatre.
Cost $10pp including a fresh Grilletta and glass of Shiraz
Book early, numbers are limited. Ph: 8563 1123

WELCOME TO THE MOVIES AT Jacob's Creek
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Sunday 22 February 2009
A comedy adventure film made by the Coen Brothers and starring George Clooney. The film tells the story of a trio of escaped convicts and is set in Mississippi during the Great Depression. The soundtrack won a Grammy for the Album of the Year for the American roots soundtrack.

Dinner Options: Two course meal: Two glasses of Jacob’s Creek Reserve wine and movie Bookings essential, 7.00pm $65 per person. Three course meal: Two glasses of Jacob’s Creek Reserve wine and movie. Bookings essential, 6.30pm $75 per person.
The outdoor movie screenings are weather dependant and may be cancelled or moved inside in the event of rain or high winds. In the event of cancellation of the screening dinner will still be available.

Jacob’s Creek Visitor Centre, Barossa Valley
Enjoy open air cinema and dinner on a summer Sunday evening at the award winning Jacob’s Creek Visitor Centre. Limited Movie only tickets available, $15 per person. Movie screenings commence at approx 8.30pm. Light refreshments, wine and non-alcoholic beverages available for purchase. Strictly no BYO food or drink

Echoes from the Past Exhibition @ Barossa Regional Gallery
Opening night: Sunday 22 February, 2pm by Proff Dirk Spennemann
Exhibition on view from 22 Feb to 27 March 2009
In 1867 a group of Barossa Pioneers trekked to the rich Riverina to settle. Professor Dirk Spennemann has captured the remainders of the past in soft sepia photographs.
Open Tues to Sunday 11am -4pm

Barossa Film Club - Monsoon Wedding (113 mins)
Wine Education Centre, near Brenton Langbein Theatre, Faith School, Magnolia Rd, Tanunda
Friday 27 February 2009, 7.30pm
Evening commences with a short film of approx 15 mins duration, followed by a brief interval prior to the main feature. Light refreshements provided. Memebrship costs $30 pp per year. Non members may attend occasionally for $5
Other films coming up include: Kandahar, Wages of Fear, Hana-bi, Il Gattopardo, Playtime, Rats in the Ranks, Innocent Voices, The Company of Strangers, Inside Paris. For more info Phone Imelda on 8564 8225

Vivaldi , J.S Bach, Tchaikovski
Cologne New Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra (Germany)
St Pauls Lutheran Church
Saturday 28 February 2009, 8pm
Tickets available at Barossa Music Centre Ph: 8563 2741 and St Pauls Lutheran Church one hour prior to the concert at 7pm.

Angaston Show
Saturday 28 –Sunday 1 March 2009
If there was one word to describe the Angaston Show it would be traditional. It offers all the favourites of country shows – with one of the largest horse jumping competitions in the state, log chopping, sheep shearing, yard dog competitions, Tractor Pull, and an Exhibition Pavilion filled with local produce, jewellery, crafts and the Agricultural Bureau display. If that isn‘t enough, the Angaston show will also be holding a swap meet on the Sunday morning. For the children there will be an Animal Petting Zoo, chicken hatchery, a Magician, a Musical Entertainer, balloon sculpting, 2009 Show Boy and Girl competition and various other competitions.

Major Events Coming Up:
Barossa Under the StarsSaturday 14th March 2009Starring Chris Isaak - Live in Australia on at Barossa Arts and Convention Centre, Tanunda. Featuring special guest Tina Arena. For more info coantact the Barossa Visitor Information Centre on 85630600 For full details visit http://www.barossaunderthestars.com.au/.

Barossa Vintage Festival11 to 18 April 2009The biennial Barossa Vintage Festival returns from . The full event program will be available from the visitor information Centre or for more information go to http://www.barossavintagefestival.com.au/