SEMINYAK

THURSDAY 8 October
19.30 – 21.30
Writers Rock Hard
Hard Rock Café, Kuta
Join Sam Cutler, former tour manager of Rolling Stones and Grateful Dead, and Jerinx from Superman is Dead in conversation with Degung Santikarma in a wild and dynamic session on the secret life of rock stars and what it takes to become a legend.
Free return transport from Ubud.
Rp 450.000 / AU$55 ( including dinner )
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SATURDAY 10 OCTOBER
15.30 – 17.30
High Tea with Lloyd Jones
Biku, Seminyak
Step into Bougainville in the South Pacific with Lloyd Jones and his breathtaking novel, Mr Pip. Short listed for the Booker Prize, Mr. Pip tells the extraordinary tale of a child’s imagination, the power of storytelling and survival in the face of tragedy. Enjoy the finest teas and freshly baked cakes in Biku’s elegant antique Javanese joglo in an intimate gathering with one of New Zealand’s most accomplished authors.
Rp 300,000 / AUD 35
Drop into Biku to purchase your tickets
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SATURDAY 10 OCTOBER
7pm onwards
Slum It At Sarong
Sarong Restaurant, Seminyak
www.sarongbali.com
The drum roll opens with a glam event at Sarong, the hippest restaurant on the island, with a night that will dazzle Seminyak. “Slum it at Sarong” features Vikas Swarup, of Q&A and Slumdog Millionaire fame, in conversation with the charismatic Asitha Amereskere, Sri Lankan film-maker and author. Appearing alongside Vikas is the wickedly funny and unashamedly outrageous Dany Laferriere, author of the stories behind the movie Heading South, who will share his x-rated views on island life, love and lust; writer, word-poet and prankster Tom Cho will present his sharp-witted skits and Jeet Thayil, Indian guitar-strumming performance-poet will sing gritty tunes of punchy prose.
The talented Will Meyrick, Sarong’s dishy chef, is flicking through his recipes as we speak to present you with a menu of culinary genius. So be prepeared for one of the island’s coolest events that takes the S out of Sarong and slots it snugly into Seminyak: celebrating the spoken-word ever so styllishly.
Rp 800,000 / AUD 95
Tickets may be purchased at Sarong




