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calendar    Oct 23, 2019

What To Do in November

Our list this month invites you to take advantage of the season and enjoy our city's great culture.

Are you an art enthusiast, a meat head, or an eco-warrior? Read on to find out what events are happening in November that will be right up your alley! 

November 2nd - March 8th - Japan Supernatural Exhibition

The NSW Art Gallery is hosting an exhibition centred on the supernatural and fantastical in Japanese art, both traditional and contemporary. The exhibition features a large-scale installation from icon Takashi Murakami, as well as work from Chiho Aoshima, Miwa Yanagi, Katsushika Hokusai, Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Tsukioka Yoshitoshi and Kawanabe Kyosai. The collection has over 150 pieces exploring "phenomenal beings from fiendish goblins through to mischievous shapeshifters." It will showcase an array of modes across contemporary and traditional forms including cinema, animation, miniature carvings, paintings and "the vibrant ukiyo-e woodblock prints that define the tradition of the supernatural in Japanese art." 

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Takashi Murakami

Image from HypeBeast

November 9th - 10th - Showdown at the Showground

Showndown at the Showground will transform the Hawkesbury Showground into a BBQ bonanza. 30 teams across Australia and 20 international teams will battle it out in a meat competition like no other: the 2019 Natural Wood Co. Invitational BBQ Competition, where the winner takes home a share of $50,000 in cash, prizes and trophies. There will also be a State Butchery Competition, Steak Cooking Competition and a Kid's BBQ Competition. For those not competing on the day, you can enjoy kid's rides, entertainment, food eating challenges, motor IWA wresting demonstrations and a cross stunt show. 

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Showdown

Image from Time Out

November 17th - Best Gift Market

"Of the $50 billion spent by Australians around Christmas, approximately $700 million is expected to go to landfill by the following February." To combat the insane waste produced at Christmas time, Randwick City Council host their Best Gift Market as part of their ongoing campaign to encourage sustainability, as well as inspiring the creative industry. The day has local artists selling handmade goods, workshops, live music, food stalls, a Christmas tree and plant market, a car boot sale, and photos with Santa. Enjoy an eco-friendly day picking up your pressies for Christmas.  

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Best Gift Market

Image from Randwick City Council

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