Fred Negro, cartoonist from St Kilda, made drawings of guests during Stephen Cummings concert in the Mission's courtyard on 25 June 2011. Stephen Cummings gave several concerts at the Mission in 2011 and 2012.A4 drawings in black ink on white paperfred negro, stephen cummings, andrea fleming, 2011, caricature, concerts, cultural events

Fred Negro, cartoonist from St Kilda, made drawings of guests during Stephen Cummings concert in the Mission's courtyard on 31 March 2011. Stephen Cummings gave several concerts at the Mission in 2011 and 2012. The sketch titled "Later on at the Mission After Stephen 'Cummo' Cummings" was published in the Ship to Shore Autumn 2011.A4 drawings in black ink on white paperfred negro, stephen cummings, andrea fleming, 2011, caricature, concerts, cultural events

Poster advertising a benefit concert, held on 30 July at 7:30pm at the Prince of Wales hotel on Fitzroy Street St Kilda, to support the campaign to protect The Esplanade Hotel as a premier venue for live music. Performers included Fred Negro's Shonkytonk, Ian Rilen and the Love Addicts, Steve Prictor and his Violent Mood Swings, Nick Barker, Nudist Funk Orchestra, Phil Para, Cam Butler and his Guitar Orchestra, Mark Eden Band, the Ocelots, Wendy Rule 'plus more to be announced'. The event was held toward the end of an extensive and protracted six-year community battle over the proposed redevelopment of the hotel. The Esplanade Alliance started the Keep the Espy Live campaign to raise funds to oppose an appeal by the developers against the Council's decision to refuse its planning application. Original artwork for poster in metal frameespy, esplanade hotel, political activity

Sheet music The Ragtime Drummer dedicated to and specifically introduced by Fred Leslie. Cover features graphic of negro with drum and photo of Fred Leslieflagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village