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Poster for Duke Albada’s work The World of Wagga Wagga. Funded by the Artist Initiated Project, Wagga Wagga City Council, Public Art Program

 

Public Art in Wagga Wagga

Wagga Wagga City Council is calling artists to submit for the following opportunities.

 

Public Art Project

News

Launch of The MultiStory Project

 

Harmony Day Celebration: Everyone Belongs

Everyone Belongs is the theme for this years Harmony Day. Bring a picnic, bring your family and friends and enjoy an evening of entertainment featuring short films, stories and performances from a diverse range of local residents and cultures.

Some of the highlights on the night will be performances by local beatpoet Zohab Khan, a finalist in the recent State Poetry Slam and street dance crew Stricklii Fresh Entertainment krumping up the stage.

 

Opportunities

WORKSHOPS

ABC Open Summer School

This summer ABC Open is taking the mystery out of technology and holding a series of free workshops where you can have your questions answered.

Upcoming workshop dates:

 

Social Media, a step-by-step guide to Twitter and Facebook

Featured Event - Ngiyagina Aboriginal Festival 2011

After nearly 18 months of planning and consultation, word is starting to spread about Wagga Waggas upcoming Aboriginal Festival called Ngiyaginya.

 

Ngiyaginya is a Wiradjuri word which means "To Revive".  The name was give to the festival by Uncle Stan Grant who has beeninstrumental in the reclaiming of Wiradjuri Language and culture across the region.

Do you play in a band?

Do you want to play on the main stage at Tumbafest 2012?

Applications close Friday 2 September.

For more details and an application form visit http://www.tumbafest.com.au/Applications/For-Artists.aspx