Community Events

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An exhibition of wood sculpture by Hape Kiddle. Exquisite, dynamic vessels and forms are imbued with and reflect ideas of what it means to be a ‘custodian’ both collectively and as individuals.

Friday 5 February – Sunday 14 March

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An exhibition of wood sculpture by Hape Kiddle. Exquisite, dynamic vessels and forms are imbued with and reflect ideas of what it means to be a ‘custodian’ both collectively and as individuals.

Friday 5 February – Sunday 14 March

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Stars Performing Arts Academy presents Alice in Wonderland

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An exhibition of wood sculpture by Hape Kiddle. Exquisite, dynamic vessels and forms are imbued with and reflect ideas of what it means to be a ‘custodian’ both collectively and as individuals.

Friday 5 February – Sunday 14 March

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Live Music every Saturday afternoon from 5pm in The Coro's Outdoor Area. Visit our website or facebook page for this week's artist.

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Breakeven joins us Live in the Round About Lounge for Saturday night entertainment. 

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An exhibition of wood sculpture by Hape Kiddle. Exquisite, dynamic vessels and forms are imbued with and reflect ideas of what it means to be a ‘custodian’ both collectively and as individuals.

Friday 5 February – Sunday 14 March

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Take a step back in time with a guided history tour aboard our Museum train.

Tours leave at 11am and 11.30am

Tickets: Early bird special - Buy online $10

Buy at the door - Children/Concession $10 and Adult $15

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Take a step back in time with a guided history tour aboard our Museum train.

Tours leave at 11am and 11.30am

Tickets: Early bird special - Buy online $10

Buy at the door - Children/Concession $10 and Adult $15

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Sunday Sessions at the Area with The Covid Bros - Live in the Beer Garden

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An exhibition of wood sculpture by Hape Kiddle. Exquisite, dynamic vessels and forms are imbued with and reflect ideas of what it means to be a ‘custodian’ both collectively and as individuals.

Friday 5 February – Sunday 14 March

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2020 sucked. So BEC Business Advice is partnering with Griffith Women in Business to bring you an evening full of laughter, inspiration and networking, after a year we might all rather forget.

Change maker, momentum creator

“Lucy is as well known for her mohawk as she is for her business leadership and memorable speeches. She is experienced in building and leading fast-paced intergenerational and remote micro-teams. She has launched a number of businesses including an education start-up. Why does she have pink hair? Because she can.”

She’s is a rule breaker, idea maker and momentum creator inspiring audiences with humour and captivating storytelling, with the business acumen to fortify the message.

Lucy Bloom is a change maker, exceptional communicator and business fixer. She led an advertising agency for 20 years before she stepped into the role of CEO of a new women’s health organisation. In less than three years she lead a small team to raise $7M for a network of hospitals in Ethiopia. She then went on to transform a network of schools and health centres in South East Asia, as its first CEO. She now consults as a strategy machine and governance gun for start ups, NFPs and big business. With a few books under her belt and a great understanding of social media and digital marketing, she’s got something for everyone. You will find Lucy Bloom challenging and entertaining in equal measure.

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