Showing posts with label events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label events. Show all posts

Sunday, 27 September 2009

Thanks for coming to Harvest!

Thanks to everyone who came down last night it was a fun time for a great
cause.
Here's a mobile snap of gj setting up our autumnal lanterns before the
show..

Monday, 31 August 2009

Autumn's Dawn in Singapore - Event in September


On Saturday September 26th...

From the people who brought you 'Seahuggers':

Celebrate Autumn's Dawn.

An evening of: Grain Silo Psych, Compost Techno, Almanac Synths, Wheatfield Soul + Visual Foliage


Feature Film: The Wicker Man (1973 UK Pagan Cult Masterpiece)

DJs: Dendrochronology (Caribou CA) + Prairie Co-op System

Doors: 7:30, Film 8pm, Music ∞

$15 on the door including one free drink. All funds to support Post-Museum for their soup kitchen project that feeds the poor in Singapore.



Sunday, 7 June 2009

Thanks Sea Huggers!


Thanks so much to everyone who came along last night! 

We had such a fun time, despite our initial technical difficulties; running around Mustafas trying to buy projector cables half an hour after the film was due to start. 

We got there in the end, had a ball, raised a bit of cash for a great cause and made some new friends in the process. 

Looking forward to organising another event soon, will keep you posted!


Friday, 29 May 2009

Sea Huggers!


If you are in Singapore this Saturday June 6th, come along to the Post Museum  for an evening of film and music celebrating World Oceans Day.

At 8pm a screening of Werner Herzog's fascinating and hilarious documentary Encounters at the End of the World. The world's greatest living film maker travels to Antarctica to tell the stories of the men, women and seals who live and work there.


Following, music provided by DJs Dendrochronology (Caribou, Canada/UK) and Frangipani (Wallasey Soundsystem, UK).

Bar and food available from Post Museum's in-house cafe Food #03.

$13 SGD including one complimentary boozey drink. Less for a complimentary non-boozey one.

Proceeds go to the David Suzuki Foundation's Ocean Conservation efforts.

Hope to see you there!