Visitors to regional NSW are looking for experiences that provide genuine connection with local communities. Arts and culture is ideally placed to provide this type of engagement, but how do they connect with visitors? A first step is to register on the nation-wide database used by the tourism sector – the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse…
Visitors to regional NSW are looking for experiences that provide genuine connection with local communities. Arts and culture is ideally placed to provide this type of engagement, but how do they connect with visitors? A first step is to register on the nation-wide database used by the tourism sector – the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse…
Join Vicki Middleton, from Arts Management Consultancy, Middleton Arts and Adam McGowan from Creative Australia for an introductory webinar to some of the basic principles and requirements of organisational governance. We will discuss the minimum requirements for not-for-profit governance in NSW, and the need for organisations to consider fit-for purpose boards, constitutions and financial structures…
Join Wiradjuri artist Narelle Urquhart for a creative workshop celebrating NAIDOC Week. Corryong Library – Tuesday 8 July, 11.00 AM – 1.00 PM Free for ages 8–14. Parents and guardians welcome – tea, coffee and light refreshments provided.
After months of creative development and anticipation, the Horizons Film Series has officially launched and is now available for public viewing. Developed as part of the Regional Futures initiative, the films explore diverse creative disciplines from across regional NSW, celebrating the work of artists in dance, visual arts, writing, textiles, music, First Nations culture, and…
Step into the world of rural crime fiction with award-winning author Shelley Burr, as she shares the inspiration behind her chilling thrillers Wake, Ripper, and new release Vanish. Discover how real-life mysteries shape her storytelling and ask your questions in this author event. Light refreshments provided. Free. Bookings essential, please email library@towong.vic.gov.au or phone 02…
Step into elegance and celebration at the Proclamation High Tea in the historic Corryong Memorial Hall (est. 1882). Enjoy delicious finger food served on delicate crockery, while being serenaded by the Army Acoustic Duo performing 80 minutes of contemporary pop covers. Watch Corryong College drama students re-enact the township’s naming in a charming skit, and…
Step into the lens of Arnold Playle, a pioneering Corryong photographer whose work captured the essence of the Upper Murray from the 1880s onward. Born in Geelong, Arnold moved to Corryong in 1883 and became a prominent local figure – watchmaker, jeweller, landowner, and historian. His legacy lives on through stunning glass plate photographs, lovingly…
Take a stroll through Corryong’s past with this engaging outdoor timeline. Featuring key milestones and historic visuals, this collaborative project brings our town’s story to life. Created by Corryong College, the Man from Snowy River Museum, and local groups, the timeline includes interactive QR codes that unlock deeper stories, photos, and voices from the past….
Parishioners, past and present students, and their families are warmly invited to a special Morning Tea in the Lacey Centre. Join them as celebrating the rich history of their community with a display of student artwork and treasured memorabilia. They’d love to hear your stories and memories of years gone by. The Sacred Heart Church…
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