2019 is the second year of the Irish and Celtic Music Festival/Craic in Yass. The festival features Celtic and other folk - more details to follow as they become available, including specific gigs/venues and line-up. I am delighted to be involved in the festival this year. Please see https://irishcelticmusicfestival.weebly.com/ for more.

David, Darren and Ren present Australian independent artists live-to-air on the show each Wednesday night, 9:00pm-11:00pm. Really looking forward to being in the studio with the team, singing some songs and chatting about the music life.

Art Auction fundraiser for the Matrix Guild - artworks will be sold by silent auction and Monica Dullard, legendary lesbian comedian, will MC and live auction several pieces. Drinks and finger food will be available. Proceeds will go towards Matrix's housing services. I will perform a 20-30 minute set during the afternoon. Please see Facebook event https://www.facebook.com/events/392495968013506/ for more info. Free event.

Performing at the Lomond Acoustica, an excellent acoustic night running for more than two decades and curated by Rodney Claringbould. With Cathy Dobson and Kaliopi Stavropoulos. Free entry, kitchen open 6pm-9pm. Reservations can be made in the bistro but not in the bar room.

A showcase featuring four artists; my set is at 9:00pm. Free entry.

An evening of music over dinner at Lentil as Anything, Thornbury by Terry Springford and myself.

The Melbourne Composers' League will stage a two-concert festival on Sunday June 23rd at St Stephen's Anglican Church, Richmond. Program 1 - 2:30pm start - music by David Henderson, Colin McKellar, Julian Cafarella, Jacqui Rutten, Emili Rackemann, Livia Judge, Dindy Vaughan and Christina Green. Program 2 - 4:00 pm start - music by Jacob Taurins, Simon Charles, Alan Holley, Gary Butler, Paul Moulatlet, John Arthur Grant, Johanna Selleck and William Kimber. Performers - Danae Killian, Emili Rackemann, William Kimber, Peter Sheridan, Livia Judge, Johanna Selleck, Jacqui Rutten, Gary Butler, Christina Green and Hayley Anderson. Chamber music, electroacoustic and video are featured. Both concerts $30 or $20 conc. Single concert $20 or $15 conc. Enquiries: ljudge@netspace.net.au, johannas@unimelb.edu.au.

I am delighted to be performing a 20 minute guest feature spot at the Eltham FolkMob’s singaround night. The performance will be part of the line-up of acts, at the later end of the night, c. 9:50pm. The FolkMob is a long-established club supporting musicians at all levels - https://sites.google.com/site/folkmobonline/home.

This is the second of two concerts for the Gala Re-launch of the Southern Cross Philharmonia Orchestra, under its new conductor Dr Houston Dunleavy. The orchestra was started by Gerald Gentry in 2005. Works by Eve Duncan, Antonin Dvorak, Houston Dunleavy and Christina Green, and featuring international concert violist Brett Deubner. Please see https://www.australianmusiccentre.com.au/event/southern-cross-philharmonia-orchestra-gala-re-launch-1 and https://www.scphil.com/ for more details.

A day of fun and fundraising for the Clydesdale Hall including the annual Tomato Tussle and a music stage featuring artists from near and far - details tbc - Looking forward to performing and enjoying a great day.

Members of the Melbourne Composers’ League and associated performers will present a range of new works. I will perform a short set with Peter Anderson, accordion. Ticket info tbc.

An evening of song presented in two round robin-style sets by singer-songwriters Hannah Schmidli, Suzette Herft, Julitha Ryan and Christina Green. Tickets $20; booking link below. This concert is part of PAVE Festival - Performing and Visual Arts in Emerald - 2019. For more information about the festival, please visit http://www.pave.org.au/, and http://www.pave.org.au/events/women-song-2019/ for this concert.

The Darebin Songwriters' Guild Sunday afternoon performance session - line-up of singer-songwriters playing 15 minute sets on the stage. More details to follow. Gold coin at the door.

A multi-artist concert to raise funds for the Cranbourne food truck, a project of the Cranbourne Uniting Church that provides free food and fellowship to those in need. Doors 6:30pm. Tickets $15, includes light supper. Performing with Tidal Moon (Jose Garcia and Barbara Jeffrey), Arnold Tihema, Bo'Ness, Phil Lester and Shona Williams, and Chris Ball.

Performing at the Lomond Acoustica - three set night. 8:15pm - Dana Crowe, 9:00pm - Christina Green, 9:50pm - Michelle Chandler. Excellent acoustic night running for more than two decades, curated by Rodney Claringbould. Free entry, kitchen opens 6pm-9pm. Reservations can be made in the bistro but not in the bar room.

Jose and Friends present an evening of music through dinner at Lentil as Anything vegan restaurant, Thornbury. Free entry, music by Christina Green, Patrick Evans, Edward Nass and Water on Fire.

A three-set singer-songwriter evening featuring Monique Kenny, Siren (Sally Koster and Mary-Lynn Griffith) and Christina Green + Hayley Anderson. With music ranging from folk-rock through indie-pop to folk/punk/cabaret, we plan a night to enjoy in the ambience at Farouk’s Olive. $10/7/5 at the door. Snacks and drinks at bar prices at Farouk's. Links:

https://www.facebook.com/moniquekennymusic/

https://www.facebook.com/Siren-279653136208147/

http://womenofaussiemusic. blogspot.com/2016/08/hayley- anderson.html

Performing with Bree Cleal, Mary Pugh and Jose Garcia, with thanks to Jose Garcia for organising and building this night at Lentil as Anything, 562-564 High St Thornbury - looking forward to it!

A pop-up warehouse gig of Australian music and performance art. Music by percussionist Kaylie Dunstan, chamber ensemble the Nano Symphony and singer-songwriter Harry Heart. Full details at https://www.australianmusiccentre.com.au/event/something-will-happen. Kaylie Dunstan will perform my work Eileen’s Vision (text by Eileen Myles) as part of her set.

Looking forward to my second appearance at this excellent music night focusing on women performers. Free entry, great food at Platform 3095, down by the railway (next to railway carpark) in Eltham.