| Things To Do: 100 Events Found; Nov 23, 2009 - Nov 23, 2010
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GlobalGathering Australia - Perth |  The Esplanade, Perth
Nov 2009 (annual)
Having captivated audiences in the UK, Poland and Russia, legendary dance music festival GlobalGathering broadens its horizons and heads down under for the Australia tour. The Perth leg of the festival takes place in riverside park The Esplanade. |
Hamamatsu International Mosaïculture |  Hamamatsu Flower Park, Hamamatsu
19 Sep - 23 Nov 2009
The Hamamatsu Flower Park in Japan makes way for the International Mosaïculture exhibition, a spectacular garden display that puts regular topiary to shame. Green-fingered artists sculpt giant statues of people, animals and buildings by positioning living plants around steel frames. |
Sai Baba's Birthday |  Prashanthi Nilayam, Puttaparthi
Nov 2009 (annual)
Puttaparthi used to be a remote little village for cow herders. It now houses one of India's greatest gurus, whose fame and face have spread throughout the world. His birthday celebrations grow in size each year. |
Red November | Glen Aplin
24 Oct - 24 Nov 2009 (annual)
Red November is a month-long celebration of Glen Aplin's most important produce: cherries, strawberries and the region's famous red wine. Local vineyards host wine tastings and the war dead from WWI are remembered with a field of red poppies. |
New Zealand Film Festival: Whangarei |  Whangarei
12 - 25 Nov 2009 (annual)
As part of the countrywide tour, Whangarei hosts its leg of the New Zealand Film Festival, which visits 15 different towns and cities. The screenings draw on the same stock of around 120 full-length film features and even more shorts. |
New Zealand Film Festival Overview | New Zealand
9 Jul - 26 Nov 2009 (annual)
New Zealand goes film crazy during this annual series of film festivals, playing main cities from July to November. Starting in Auckland, where the festival began as an offshoot of Auckland Festival in 1970, it now reaches 15 destinations countrywide. |
Idul Adha | Yogyakarta
26 - 27 Nov 2009 (annual)
On Idul Adha, the last day of Ramadan, Muslims in Yogyakarta commemorate the day Abraham almost had to execute his son. They pray to God and give thanks for his blessings, sacrificing livestock to distribute food to the poor. |
Brisbane City Christmas Tree | Brisbane
27 Nov 2009 (annual)
Join Brisbane's Lord Mayor Campbell Newman, a host of special guests and Santa for the lighting of the Brisbane City Christmas tree. This year the lights are powered by solar power and the tree returned to King George Square. |
Parky: The One-Man Show | Sydney Opera House, Sydney
27 - 28 Nov 2009 (various dates)
Chat-show veteran Michael Parkinson brings his sparkling wit and charm to the Sydney Opera House. In Parky: The One-Man Show, the Yorkshire-born journalist shares anecdotes from his life, career and most memorable celebrity interviews. |
Concerts in the Caves |  Jenolan Caves
28 Nov 2009; Sat only (various dates)
The spectacular Jenolan Caves in New South Wales host classical music recitals in their Cathedral Chamber. The Concerts in the Caves take place on the third and fourth Saturdays of each month. |
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