PHM aw08 events
Upcoming events... at the PHM Mousetrap bar
Wednesday 27th February 6 - 9pm
Express yourself with GianCarlo Shopping night
GianCarlo Espresso Martini boutique shopping night.
Friday 29th February 7pm - 12 midnight
MidMouse Party - hosted by ThreeThousand
Children of the Night - the fashion parade edition
It's a party / fashion parade / motorbike show / dog-grooming / getting-sauced event featuring:
On the catwalk...
Hem & Haw, James Cameron, Note to Self, Extinct, This Charming Man and Pigeon Combine
On the stage...
Hot Little Hands and Game Boy / Game Girl
On the sound equipment with headphones...
Damn Arms, BROmance, Matt Hurst, Andie Tham and Liz
How much:
$10 BF from moshtix, or $10 on the door.
$10 BF from moshtix, or $10 on the door.
Saturday 1st March
Joran Monteiro launches his book on sale at PHM 'Monkey Shits in his Hand' . Poems will be read out by the author and some special guests. Dan Waters will be accompaning Monteiro on guitar playing his story packed songs with the belief that "Pain will ride you all the way to change" - starts 7pm
Sunday 2nd March
Ping pong tournament in the afternoon email us here to register your team!
Wednesday 5th 6 - 9pm
Limedrop AW08 fashion shoot and champagne shopping night
Limedrop will be holding a live fashion shoot by Anna Marcella on the evening of Wednesday the 5th of March. Guests will enjoy champagne and drinks on arrival and be treated to the secrets of a fashion photoshoot, witnessing the concept from hair, makeup, outfit styling to the final photographic images.
Thursday 6th March
'Salon' Habtie's Barbershop African haircutting on site!
live performances by
DTR Click, No Bound Productions , Rare-Fugees.
DTR Click, No Bound Productions , Rare-Fugees.
Jason Heller and Lucreccia Quintanilla DJ reggae/dancehall/boogaloo/baile funk...
Friday 7th March
Short films 8.30pm
2 x 20 minute sets of short films in the PHM lounge
From rocket ships of love to the revenge of the rabbits, Friday's program of short films will open a worm hole into the wonderful world of cinema. Featuring shorts from local Melbourne talent and some Surrealist classics to boot, come down and see why cinema attracts such a bunch of obsessives…
MJackBee Dan Waters and Mr Nice From 7pm
Come and enjoy the experimental fusion of three very different musicians. Dan Waters with a south carolinan touch, MJackBee with melodies from the hinterlands around Byron and Mr Nice with his beats. An experiment not to be missed.
Come and enjoy the experimental fusion of three very different musicians. Dan Waters with a south carolinan touch, MJackBee with melodies from the hinterlands around Byron and Mr Nice with his beats. An experiment not to be missed.
Saturday 8th March
MJackBee, Dan Waters and friends. A chilled afternoon of acoustic music. From 1pm
MJackBee was born... didn't realise until that gift was passed onto mine own... nineteen years old, found out about the baby.... glorious love drenched fear.. "move along now" was thunk and lullabies marched forward from the back depths of the head... to hold her, i thought... but they were for me... from her... all the pieces were the image of the baby in the mirror.... a story to come in three parts... for LOVE, for FEAR, and for...... well.... i am yet to learn.
Speed Orange and Major Chord from 8pm
The ‘Speed Orange’ story began amidst the heady rush of mid-nineties swinging London. In those days ‘Speed Orange’ was the collective name for a ragged bunch of filmmakers, guerilla musicians and artists tearing up the English capital like they owned the place.
At the turn of the century, the now lead singer Tony Jackson made a bold move, he put aside his well worn film camera and picked up a guitar, kick-starting a journey that would see him jettison the UK and head south for the rock ‘n’ roll capital of Australia... Melbourne.
Major Chord was born in the winter of 2006 on a living room table. He came into existence somewhere between the Minor Key and the Umbilical Cord. Major Chord is sometimes lonely - singing and strumming guitar, but often wistful harmonies and whispering violin appear. Then other times caressed keys, bopping bass and beating drums you hear. Blending folk sugar with hints of alt-rock spice Major Chord creates a warm and vibrant delight.
MJackBee was born... didn't realise until that gift was passed onto mine own... nineteen years old, found out about the baby.... glorious love drenched fear.. "move along now" was thunk and lullabies marched forward from the back depths of the head... to hold her, i thought... but they were for me... from her... all the pieces were the image of the baby in the mirror.... a story to come in three parts... for LOVE, for FEAR, and for...... well.... i am yet to learn.
Speed Orange and Major Chord from 8pm
The ‘Speed Orange’ story began amidst the heady rush of mid-nineties swinging London. In those days ‘Speed Orange’ was the collective name for a ragged bunch of filmmakers, guerilla musicians and artists tearing up the English capital like they owned the place.
At the turn of the century, the now lead singer Tony Jackson made a bold move, he put aside his well worn film camera and picked up a guitar, kick-starting a journey that would see him jettison the UK and head south for the rock ‘n’ roll capital of Australia... Melbourne.
Major Chord was born in the winter of 2006 on a living room table. He came into existence somewhere between the Minor Key and the Umbilical Cord. Major Chord is sometimes lonely - singing and strumming guitar, but often wistful harmonies and whispering violin appear. Then other times caressed keys, bopping bass and beating drums you hear. Blending folk sugar with hints of alt-rock spice Major Chord creates a warm and vibrant delight.
Sunday 9th March
Closing bbq 3pm Ping Pong, music and SNAWKLOR playing... Last chance to see the space before we disappear.
