Handel, Mozart, Strauss, plus Bach, Verdi and more will be centre stage as classical violinist Khalida De Ridder, opera singer Petah Chapman and classical guitarist Simon Thielke perform. The trio will be on stage at 7.30pm on April 7 at the Sacred Heart church hall, tickets are $30, concessions are $20 and children under 18 are free, tickets available at the door unless sold out. 

Looking back to the past and ahead to the future on Saturday

American-Australian singer Toni Childs will look back on her 30 year career in a special two hour performance. The first half focuses on her hits and some fan favourites, before the audience is treated to a performance of her latest albums called It's All a Beautiful Noise and Citizens of the Planet.

Exhibition explores undercurrents of existence

Artist David Griggs takes our everyday experiences, turning them around to reveal cracks to exhume the raw undercurrent of society. Griggs focuses on political images, local histories and personal experiences. The exhibition is on show at the Griffith Regional Gallery and continues until April 22.

All weekend Griffith musicians will be performing around the city

Vertigo performs at the Coro Club from 8pm on Friday. Poppycock performs at the Southside Leagues Club from 8.30pm on Friday. Poppycock takes the stage at the Exies on Saturday from 8pm. Hotel Victoria hosts Vertigo from 8.30pm on Saturday. Yeah Nah will perform at the Southside Leagues Club from 8.30pm on Saturday.

Fresh food, crafts and more at Griffith Showgrounds

Griffith Rotary Club's Sunday markets open at the showgrounds from 7am on Sunday.

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