The Man From Snowy River Bush Festival is an annual celebration of Australia’s high-country heritage, held in Corryong, Victoria. The 2025 festival, marking its 30th anniversary, is scheduled from 10th to 13th April. The festival honours Banjo Paterson’s iconic poem, “The Man from Snowy River,” and showcases the skills and traditions of Australian stockmen and…
Experience the creativity and beauty of the 9th Biannual Mitta Valley Art and Photography Show, where local artists and photographers bring the stunning landscapes of the region to life. This year, the event moves to the Dartmouth Community Hall, offering a fresh setting to showcase an impressive collection of artistic talent. Set against the breathtaking…
Presented by Creative Plus Business in partnership with Service NSW Business Connect. Creatives, arts organisations and small businesses all need a website, but where to begin when there are so many tech and design hurdles to navigate? A website is an essential part of any marketing strategy, but with a little thought and planning it…
Presented by Creative Plus Business in partnership with Service NSW Business Connect. Making a living from your craft means learning, understanding and embracing the flow of money in and out of your practice. Financial literacy and concepts like ‘cashflow’ are necessities for creative practitioners and arts workers who want to take their passion to a…
Presented by Creative Plus Business in partnership with Service NSW Business Connect. You’ve poured your passion into your craft, art or products, and the time has come to share with the world. What are the basics to building an online business? Selling online and using e-commerce can be overwhelming at first, especially for creatives –…
Presented by Creative Plus Business in partnership with Service NSW Business Connect. Surviving and thriving financially as a creative practitioner usually means doing more than one thing to make a living – but where to start, and what to do? Creative businesses often need help to brainstorm all the possible ways to diversify their income…
Presented by Creative Plus Business in partnership with Service NSW Business Connect. Personal and professional branding is an essential marketing tool for creative practitioners, but understanding and creating branding can be a challenge. Branding can be a tricky concept to comprehend, and many creative freelancers and arts professionals don’t understand how to make it work….
Presented by Creative Plus Business in partnership with Service NSW Business Connect. Tuesday, 4 March, 6pm – 8pm. A business or strategic plan is more than a way to make a bank or funder happy. It can be a truly invaluable tool to help you figure out where you’re going – and why. Summarising your…
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