Workshop 3 – Building Towards a 2027 Performance Outcome

Workshop 3 – Building Towards a 2027 Performance Outcome

Working with professional actors and teaching artists from ATYP, student’s skills are going from strength to strength in these week-long school holiday workshops, with informal showings at the end of each series showcasing the participant’s talents. In August, four members of the ensemble will perform alongside drama students from all over NSW as part of the INTERSECTION…

Mama Kin Spender’s SINGING ROADSHOW in Wodonga feat. We Two Thieves and Emily Lubitz

Mama Kin Spender’s SINGING ROADSHOW in Wodonga feat. We Two Thieves and Emily Lubitz

Mama Kin Spender are thrilled to announce The SINGING ROADSHOW at the Amphitheatre @ The Butter Factory, an extension of their sold out annual Choir Camps. This traveling, mini festival is an all-in, sing along, song and story-telling bonanza, and we’re very excited to be hosting it in Albury-Wodonga. Joined by country darling and #1…

Albury Wodonga Symphony Orchestra presents Joyful Dances

Albury Wodonga Symphony Orchestra presents Joyful Dances

Experience an inspiring afternoon of music with the Albury Wodonga Symphony Orchestra as we present Joyful Dances on Sunday 16 August at 2.30pm at The Cube Wodonga. Conducted by acclaimed Australian conductor, composer and artistic director Evan Lawson, this vibrant program celebrates joy through music. Highlights include Holst’s majestic Jupiter, Bizet’s colourful Carmen Suite No….

Come Outside

Come Outside

OFFICIAL OPENING: Saturday 29 August, 4-6pm at Gateway Gallery COME OUTSIDE takes us into the beautiful places in our back yard. The rivers, the creeks, the forests, the pathways. And further afield to the snow country. Garden blooms feature as well. Pat Welch is a realist. Watercolour is her chosen medium. “It takes me where…

Threads of Light

Threads of Light

OPENING NIGHT: Saturday 8 August, 3–5pm THREADS OF LIGHT by Penny Heslin, Vivien Naimo, John Lamb and John Naimo explores texture, colour, landscape, and abstraction across a range of artistic disciplines. Handcrafted textile works featuring wet felting and Japanese weaving are presented alongside abstract photo-art, seascapes, and atmospheric interpretations of Italy and France. Through careful…

The Venice Biennale

The Venice Biennale

The Venice Biennale: A many-headed beast that emerged from the (supposed) civilising, enlightened spirit of the Napoleonic Revolution, Charlie will discuss the inception and concept of the Biennale in 1895 when cultural tourism events were springing up around Europe. Attracting a crowd of 224,000 visitors, and only pausing during the two world wars, the Venice…

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