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The Big Get Together is Back at the Otago Museum

The Big Get Together is Back at the Otago Museum!

The Otago Museum is getting the best out of the last days of summer! On Sunday 27 March, the Museum Reserve will once again be the place to be as your Museum turns up the dial for The Big Get Together 2011. With great live music, cool stuff and electrifying entertainment, it’ll be Otago’s very own action packed day in the sun, and best of all – IT’S FREE!

On the main stage there is bound to be something for everyone! Children’s performers Gerry and the Crocodettes will set the party going, and Computers Want Me Dead – New Zealand’s next big music act are set to rock the stage. Dunedin’s own folk sensation Baba Yaga and up-and-coming gritty blues and rock band The Sea Beast will keep the entertainment continues throughout the day.

It’s crazy acts galore, as Basketball Jones juggles from a 1.8 metre unicycle, Caricaturist and cartoonist Stu Duval sketches up a storm, while Highly Flammable goes actively wild with ‘Flabba’s Circ-aerobics’. As well as all of that, don’t miss the robotic stilt walkers, martial art demos and the big balloon-a-ganza finale!

Not just a concert, there’ll be plenty going on to keep the whole family entertained throughout the day. With an inflatable obstacle course, bungy tramp, bouncy castles, little ponies, storytelling and more, it’s set to be a fun-filled day on the Reserve! Otago Museum’s own Manu the Moa and Dee-dee the Dinosaur will be on hand, as well as the University of Otago’s Chemistry experiments and Discovery World Science Shows. OUSA will also be on hand collecting for the Red Cross Christchurch Earthquake Appeal.

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There’ll be candyfloss and popcorn, as well as plenty of other delicious stands, from Bacon Butties and La Crepes, to coffee and Green Man Beer as well as Mr Kool Ice Cream and Hinton’s fresh fruit! You’re also welcome to bring your own picnic to enjoy on the Museum Reserve.

“The Big Get Together offers a great day out of fun for the whole family!” says Helen Horner – Director Programmes. “We are excited to have secured some fantastic acts, cool music, great food and electrifying entertainment for all ages and to be able to offer such an amazing day FREE to our community.”

So FREE up Sunday 27 March, and join us for The Big Get Together 2011!

The Big Get Together – Community Concert
Museum Reserve, Dunedin
Sunday 27 March
11am – 5pm
FREE!

THE BIG GET TOGETHER

LIVE MUSIC INCLUDING...

Computers Want Me Dead - NZ's Next Big Thing!
Gerry and the Crocodettes - Cool for Kids!
The Sea Beast - A bit of gritty blues and rock
Baba Yaga - Local Folk Sensations

CRAZY ACTS INCLUDING...

Basketball Jones - Juggler on a 6ft Unicycle
Stu Duval - Cartoonist and Caracture
Highly Flammable - Flabba's Circa-Aerobics

COOL STUFF INCLUDING...

Mask-Making XBox Competition - Put your best face forward then parade on the day
Inflatable Obstacle Course - Test Yourself
The Bungy Tramp - Bouncy Bouncy!

GREAT FOOD INCLUDING...

Candyfloss, Popcorn, Museum Cafe, Valli Vineyards, Bacon Buttie Man, La Crepes, Green Man Beer, Mr Kool Ice Cream, Hintons Fresh Fruit, Coffee

ELECTRIFYING ENTERTAINMENT...

Robotic Stilt Walkers
Ren Shu Denu Judo Club - Martial Arts
The Big Balloon-a-ganza Finale!

PLUS...

Face Painting, Bouncy Castle, Spot Prizes, Storytelling, Southern Sled Dogs, Little Ponies, Swing Riot Dancers, Balloonologists, Discovery World Science Shows, Manu the Moa, Dee-Dee The Dinosaur, Otago Museum Chemistry Experiments... and MORE!!

ENDS

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