Latest Events in Yeppoon(March Updated)

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What is Out of Office? We're on a mission to free women from their offices so they can take advantage of the not-so-secret tool millions of professionals use to build meaningful business relationships - golf! Join us for our exclusive women's golf clinic at Heathrow Country Club . Learn the basics or brush up on your skills with the help of local LPGA and PGA instructors who'll host a golf clinic with skill building for putting, chipping and full swing. Plus, "The Art of Networking," a session jam-packed with advice for showing up on the golf course with confidence and using the game to build your social capital. Along with the clinic, enjoy music, food and drinks as we carry in the evening under the lights. It's the perfect opportunity to network with other Central Florida leaders and find others you can continue journey with golf. Information Source: Out of Office Orlando | eventbrite

To mark ten years of Maria Fusco's seminal audio work Master Rock , Scottish Contemporary Art Network (SCAN) has commissioned a deep listening event of the piece to take place in Eden Court’s granite chapel. Originally commissioned by Artangel and BBC Radio 4, Master Rock is an experimental drama recorded live inside Cruachan Power Station, almost a mile beneath a reservoir on one of West Scotland’s highest mountains, Ben Cruachan. Fusing the documentary and lyric, Fusco tells the epic story of the hollowing out of the mountain by Irish explosives experts known as the tunnel tigers, who blasted their way through the granite rock to make an immense chamber for the power station. Master Rock incorporates sound composed on site by Olivier Pasquet together with three distinctive voices: Irish actor Lalor Roddy as John Mulholland, one of the few surviving tunnel tigers; poet and philosopher Denise Riley as Elizabeth Falconer, an amateur artist who made a vast marquetry mural inside the turbine hall; and musician Ceylan Hay as the voice of the ancient granite. Ticketing is on a sliding scale - choose what you can afford to pay based on your own circumstances or choose to attend free of charge. This operates on a trust system and no evidence will be required on the day or at the point of booking. This event is part of SCAN Summit 2025: The Grid , SCAN's annual flagship symposium, and follows the daytime programme at Eden Court. Tickets for the Master Rock deep listening event should be booked seperately to tickets for the daytime programme. For tickets to the main programme, please click here . ACCESS The venue is located a 13-minute walk from Inverness Train Station. Venue access information can be found here . Though doors will be closed to prevent noise ingress, attendees are welcome to leave the room and return at any point. Though this is an audio work, careful consideration has been given to make this event accessible to D/deaf and hard of hearing audiences; a printed descriptive transcript will be made available to anyone who would like a copy. We will have an identified access coordinator on-hand to greet guests and facilitate access on the day. Please contact Lydia Honeybone via programme@sca-net.org if you have any queries. SCAN is supported by Creative Scotland. SCAN is supported by Creative Scotland. SCAN Summit 2025 is supported by the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art . Image description: A black and white image of a hand using a stick to point at a rockface, overlaid at the bottom with white grid graphics. Text at the bottom left reads 'SCOTTISH CONTEMPORARY ART NETWORK'; text at the bottom right reads 'MASTER ROCK DEEP LISTENING'. Information Source: SCAN | eventbrite

A Powerful Story of Resistance and Survival Discover an extraordinary tale of courage and resilience. 1745: An Untold Story of Slavery brings to life the powerful journey of two sisters torn from their home in Nigeria and sold into slavery trying to retake their freedom in a foreign and hostile land – a place both beautiful and fraught with danger. Following the screening, join an insightful panel discussion featuring filmmakers, industry experts, and academics. Together, we’ll explore the film’s historical roots, its relevance today, and the resilience of those who resisted oppression. Don’t miss this unforgettable event —a chance to engage with a crucial, untold story of survival and resistance. This event begins a series of screenings of this film which will run daily from 1 June - 31 August at the National Trust for Scotland's Abertarff House, Inverness's oldest house. For more information visit www.nts.org.uk . Supported by Film Hub Scotland, part of the BFI’s Film Audience Network, awarding funds from Screen Scotland and National Lottery funding from the BFI. The National Trust for Scotland, as a data controller, is committed to protecting your personal data. We will process your personal data for the purposes of booking your place at the event and communicating with you regarding it. Following the event, we will also contact you to ask for your feedback. If you do not want us to contact you for feedback you can let us know by emailing chammond@nts.org.uk or replying to any feedback communications we send. For further information about how we process personal data, please see www.nts.org.uk/privacy Information Source: Abertarff House | eventbrite

The People's Show Choirs, The People's Orchestra and The Rusty Player's Orchestra are coming to Inverness! On Sunday 25th May 2025, our singers from 13 choirs across the UK (Including the local Black Isle's Show Choir) plus musicians from two orchestras (The People's Orchestra and The Rusty Player's Orchestra) will perform songs from stage and screen in a concert at the Inverness Cathedral. Join us and hum along to well-known favourites from Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music , enjoy beautiful ballads from The Lord of The Rings and Tangled , and clap along to classics from Guys and Dolls and Grease ! This concert is a part of the Scottish Highlands Tour of The People's Show Choirs and The People's Orchestra. Since 2024, members from our choirs and ensembles get together annually for a tour to showcase their music to a wider national as well as international audience. With a huge success in Kraków, Poland last year, we are spreading the joy of performing and appreciating music to Inverness this May. In addition to the evening concert at Inverness Cathedral, pop up performances will be held on Monday 26th May 2025 also at various spots. Please visit our website for latest updates. This performance is presented by The People’s Orchestra Charity. This concert will include performers from The People's Show Choir, The People's Orchestra and The Rusty Player's Orchestra. Ticketing and Admission £10 for adults (16+ years) £5 for children (under 16 years) Enquiries If you have any questions or need any support, please contact us at hello@thepeoplesshowchoir.com or hello@thepeoplesorchestra.com. Information Source: The People's Orchestra | eventbrite