What’s On @ Dirty Janes
Twilight Christmas Shopping
To thank you for your support in 2020 we will be hosting a Twilight Christmas Shopping event at both Dirty Janes stores in December.
Frock-up and join us for one of our FREE events, with other fun and fabulous Dirty Janes shoppers and stallholders.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
- Dress with a touch of vintage
- Food & drink stalls available to purchase from
- Prizes on offer…winners will be grinners
- Expect to see some random acts of kindness
- Superb shopping is on offer, with Christmas gift ideas for everyone who is near and dear to you
- You will have some good old fashioned FUN! We could all use a little more of that to round off 2020, don’t you think?!
WHEN
Canberra, Friday 4th December, 5pm-8:30pm
Bookings will be required
BOOK NOW FOR CANBERRA
Bowral, Saturday 5th December, 5pm-8:30pm
Bookings will be required
BOOK NOW FOR BOWRAL
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Creative Workshop At Dirty Janes Canberra
Goose Feather Christmas Tree with Jennie McClelland from @milkbreadeggshoney
Originating in the late 1880s, with a nod to conservation, Germans started making Christmas Trees from stripped goose feathers attached to wire, as an alternative to cutting down a tree. The traditional trees were three foot tall with wire branches spaced for candles to burn.
Today we are going to create a beautiful, modern, softer version using driftwood & layers of commercial goose feathers sourced from a family business in Sydney.
Made from foraged materials from Jennie’s farm in Bungendore, the trees are constructed from driftwood branches & reclaimed fencing wire.
The ‘toppers’ are an assortment of exotic feathers, dried native & meadow flowers + gum nuts.
Date: Sunday 4 October
Time: 11am to 4pm
Venue: The Barn at Dirty Janes, Canberra
Limited Tickets Available: https://events.humanitix.com/goose-feather-christmas-tree-workshop
Artist in Residence Annie Holcombe
Annie Holcombe is an artist living and working Bowral in the Southern Highlands and will be our artist in residence from Thursday 3rd September in shop 375
Annie Holcombe settled down in Bowral in the beautiful Southern Highlands 23 years ago and started to paint seriously. She is very much influenced by Matisse and David Hockney. Colour is so very important to her and she could not imagine life without it. Annie also enjoys hand building ceramics, each piece being a one off with hand painted scenes and some flower paintings lately.
Artists Society of Canberra exhibition
ASOC has approximately 300 members, including art lovers, amateur and professional artists.
Their exhibition at Dirty Janes, entitled The Lanyan Group showcases different artists interpretations of the historic property.
Running from 21 August to 21 September in The Mapgie Room, Dirty Janes Canberra
