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A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

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‘A Taste of Ireland―The Irish Music & Dance Sensation’ returns with a performance that is ‘Celtic―for this generation’. Laugh, cry and jig into the night with a show that has entertained thousands. Hot off its premiere New York City run in 2020 and with 130 shows in 2019 across Australia and New Zealand, ‘A Taste of Ireland’ features acclaimed Irish dancers, dazzling folk musicians and contemporary vocalists. Experience the raw, rhythmic passion that is the original story of the Celtic motherland. With revamped classics like ‘Danny Boy’ and ‘Tell Me Ma’, the show’s live, energetic blend of well-known tunes, jaw-dropping acapella tap battles, melodic folk music mash-ups and craic galore transports you through the story of Ireland’s tumultuous history, complimented by stunning production and lighting. Including beautiful scenic visuals, glitz, glamour and poetic narration, ‘A Taste of Ireland’ combines toe-tapping rhythms with heart-warming emotion to create a contemporary Irish dance showcase that will leave you shouting for more. Starring dancers from the West End’s Lord of the Dance, Riverdance, & Gaelforce Dance alongside a treasure trove of Irish Dancing World Champions, ’A Taste of Ireland’ delivers the very best talent in the nation. ‘A Taste of Ireland’ is exactly what it promises: a taste of everything you love about Ireland with a generous helping of more! Experience one of the best Irish Dance shows in the world today. With all new sets, costumes, tunes and effects, we promise you haven’t seen anything like this year’s show! With tours lined up in the USA, Canada and the UK, don’t miss your chance to see ‘A Taste of Ireland’ in 2021. It’s truly ‘Celtic―for this generation’.

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Held each year on Good Friday, Australia's 2nd longest running fun run the "Bacchus on the Lake" is a stunning run around the trails of Lake Wyangan. With 3 courses to choose from (5km run, 10km run or 8km walk) each starting from the picnic area on the western side of the lake, you can enjoy a morning of site viewing and socialising with a little exercise thrown in!

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A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

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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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Join the Exies on Easter Saturday for entertainment in the Round About Lounge. Enjoy live music by the Covid Brothers from 7pm till late and sip from the seasonal cocktail specials.

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Celebrate Pioneer Park’s 50 year anniversary!

In 1971, the gates of Griffith Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising “One Man’s Dream” of founder Charles Sharam. 50 years on, the Museum continues to live the dream, preserving and sharing our region’s history.

As history unfolds itself in front of us in the form of this global COVID pandemic, Griffith Pioneer Park Museum’s 2021 “Action Day” is cancelled. We encourage our community to join us in celebrating the Museum’s 50 year anniversary through the exhibitions, displays, activities, and workshops throughout 2021.

Our first week of celebration will take place from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April with projections, exhibitions and floortalks.
Projections are free. Exhibition and floortalk cost is Museum entry.

ONE MAN'S DREAM PROJECTIONS - Free
As a feature of our “One Man’s Dream” celebrations, we relive the last 50 years of sharing history at Griffith Pioneer Park Museum through a spectacular projection display! Park in the Museum car park and enjoy a fabulous collection of memories projected onto the water tank. Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take care when arriving and departing the site. The 15 minute video will play on a loop from 7pm – 10pm.

ONE MAN'S DREAM TOUR AND FLOOR TALK - Museum Entry
To celebrate Pioneer Park’s 50 year anniversary, join the Museum Curator for a tour of the Museum aboard the train, and a floor talk on the “One Man’s Dream” exhibition. 11am - 12pm Monday 5th, Sunday 11th and Monday 12th April. Buy Tickets Here

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The exhibition will be on display 5 – 12 April from 10am – 3pm each day. Walk ins welcome.

In 1971, the gates of Griffith Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising “One Man’s Dream” of founder Charles Sharam. 50 years on, the Museum continues to live the dream, preserving and sharing our region’s history.

We encourage our community to join us in celebrating the Museum’s 50 year anniversary through the exhibitions, displays, activities, and workshops throughout 2021. Our first week of celebration will take place from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April with projections, exhibitions and floortalks.

Floor talks on the exhibition will also be conducted by the Curator throughout the week aboard the train, bookings essential.
11am - 12pm Monday 5th, Sunday 11th and Monday 12th April - buy tickets here

About

As a feature of our “One Man’s Dream” celebrations, we relive the last 50 years of sharing history at Griffith Pioneer Park Museum through a spectacular projection display! Park in the Museum car park and enjoy a fabulous collection of memories projected onto the water tank. Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take care when arriving and departing the site.

The 15 minute video will play on a loop from 7pm – 10pm from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April.

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The exhibition will be on display 5 – 12 April from 10am – 3pm each day. Walk ins welcome.

In 1971, the gates of Griffith Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising “One Man’s Dream” of founder Charles Sharam. 50 years on, the Museum continues to live the dream, preserving and sharing our region’s history.

We encourage our community to join us in celebrating the Museum’s 50 year anniversary through the exhibitions, displays, activities, and workshops throughout 2021. Our first week of celebration will take place from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April with projections, exhibitions and floortalks.

Floor talks on the exhibition will also be conducted by the Curator throughout the week aboard the train, bookings essential.
11am - 12pm Monday 5th, Sunday 11th and Monday 12th April - buy tickets here

About

Celebrate Pioneer Park’s 50 year anniversary!

In 1971, the gates of Griffith Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising “One Man’s Dream” of founder Charles Sharam. 50 years on, the Museum continues to live the dream, preserving and sharing our region’s history.

As history unfolds itself in front of us in the form of this global COVID pandemic, Griffith Pioneer Park Museum’s 2021 “Action Day” is cancelled. We encourage our community to join us in celebrating the Museum’s 50 year anniversary through the exhibitions, displays, activities, and workshops throughout 2021.

Our first week of celebration will take place from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April with projections, exhibitions and floortalks.
Projections are free. Exhibition and floortalk cost is Museum entry.

ONE MAN'S DREAM PROJECTIONS - Free
As a feature of our “One Man’s Dream” celebrations, we relive the last 50 years of sharing history at Griffith Pioneer Park Museum through a spectacular projection display! Park in the Museum car park and enjoy a fabulous collection of memories projected onto the water tank. Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take care when arriving and departing the site. The 15 minute video will play on a loop from 7pm – 10pm.

ONE MAN'S DREAM TOUR AND FLOOR TALK - Museum Entry
To celebrate Pioneer Park’s 50 year anniversary, join the Museum Curator for a tour of the Museum aboard the train, and a floor talk on the “One Man’s Dream” exhibition. 11am - 12pm Monday 5th, Sunday 11th and Monday 12th April. Buy Tickets Here

Event Details

About

As a feature of our “One Man’s Dream” celebrations, we relive the last 50 years of sharing history at Griffith Pioneer Park Museum through a spectacular projection display! Park in the Museum car park and enjoy a fabulous collection of memories projected onto the water tank. Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take care when arriving and departing the site.

The 15 minute video will play on a loop from 7pm – 10pm from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April.

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The exhibition will be on display 5 – 12 April from 10am – 3pm each day. Walk ins welcome.

In 1971, the gates of Griffith Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising “One Man’s Dream” of founder Charles Sharam. 50 years on, the Museum continues to live the dream, preserving and sharing our region’s history.

We encourage our community to join us in celebrating the Museum’s 50 year anniversary through the exhibitions, displays, activities, and workshops throughout 2021. Our first week of celebration will take place from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April with projections, exhibitions and floortalks.

Floor talks on the exhibition will also be conducted by the Curator throughout the week aboard the train, bookings essential.
11am - 12pm Monday 5th, Sunday 11th and Monday 12th April - buy tickets here

About

A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

About

Celebrate Pioneer Park’s 50 year anniversary!

In 1971, the gates of Griffith Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising “One Man’s Dream” of founder Charles Sharam. 50 years on, the Museum continues to live the dream, preserving and sharing our region’s history.

As history unfolds itself in front of us in the form of this global COVID pandemic, Griffith Pioneer Park Museum’s 2021 “Action Day” is cancelled. We encourage our community to join us in celebrating the Museum’s 50 year anniversary through the exhibitions, displays, activities, and workshops throughout 2021.

Our first week of celebration will take place from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April with projections, exhibitions and floortalks.
Projections are free. Exhibition and floortalk cost is Museum entry.

ONE MAN'S DREAM PROJECTIONS - Free
As a feature of our “One Man’s Dream” celebrations, we relive the last 50 years of sharing history at Griffith Pioneer Park Museum through a spectacular projection display! Park in the Museum car park and enjoy a fabulous collection of memories projected onto the water tank. Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take care when arriving and departing the site. The 15 minute video will play on a loop from 7pm – 10pm.

ONE MAN'S DREAM TOUR AND FLOOR TALK - Museum Entry
To celebrate Pioneer Park’s 50 year anniversary, join the Museum Curator for a tour of the Museum aboard the train, and a floor talk on the “One Man’s Dream” exhibition. 11am - 12pm Monday 5th, Sunday 11th and Monday 12th April. Buy Tickets Here

Event Details

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About

As a feature of our “One Man’s Dream” celebrations, we relive the last 50 years of sharing history at Griffith Pioneer Park Museum through a spectacular projection display! Park in the Museum car park and enjoy a fabulous collection of memories projected onto the water tank. Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take care when arriving and departing the site.

The 15 minute video will play on a loop from 7pm – 10pm from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April.

About

The exhibition will be on display 5 – 12 April from 10am – 3pm each day. Walk ins welcome.

In 1971, the gates of Griffith Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising “One Man’s Dream” of founder Charles Sharam. 50 years on, the Museum continues to live the dream, preserving and sharing our region’s history.

We encourage our community to join us in celebrating the Museum’s 50 year anniversary through the exhibitions, displays, activities, and workshops throughout 2021. Our first week of celebration will take place from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April with projections, exhibitions and floortalks.

Floor talks on the exhibition will also be conducted by the Curator throughout the week aboard the train, bookings essential.
11am - 12pm Monday 5th, Sunday 11th and Monday 12th April - buy tickets here

About

A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

About

Celebrate Pioneer Park’s 50 year anniversary!

In 1971, the gates of Griffith Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising “One Man’s Dream” of founder Charles Sharam. 50 years on, the Museum continues to live the dream, preserving and sharing our region’s history.

As history unfolds itself in front of us in the form of this global COVID pandemic, Griffith Pioneer Park Museum’s 2021 “Action Day” is cancelled. We encourage our community to join us in celebrating the Museum’s 50 year anniversary through the exhibitions, displays, activities, and workshops throughout 2021.

Our first week of celebration will take place from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April with projections, exhibitions and floortalks.
Projections are free. Exhibition and floortalk cost is Museum entry.

ONE MAN'S DREAM PROJECTIONS - Free
As a feature of our “One Man’s Dream” celebrations, we relive the last 50 years of sharing history at Griffith Pioneer Park Museum through a spectacular projection display! Park in the Museum car park and enjoy a fabulous collection of memories projected onto the water tank. Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take care when arriving and departing the site. The 15 minute video will play on a loop from 7pm – 10pm.

ONE MAN'S DREAM TOUR AND FLOOR TALK - Museum Entry
To celebrate Pioneer Park’s 50 year anniversary, join the Museum Curator for a tour of the Museum aboard the train, and a floor talk on the “One Man’s Dream” exhibition. 11am - 12pm Monday 5th, Sunday 11th and Monday 12th April. Buy Tickets Here

Event Details

About

As a feature of our “One Man’s Dream” celebrations, we relive the last 50 years of sharing history at Griffith Pioneer Park Museum through a spectacular projection display! Park in the Museum car park and enjoy a fabulous collection of memories projected onto the water tank. Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take care when arriving and departing the site.

The 15 minute video will play on a loop from 7pm – 10pm from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April.

About

About

A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

About

The exhibition will be on display 5 – 12 April from 10am – 3pm each day. Walk ins welcome.

In 1971, the gates of Griffith Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising “One Man’s Dream” of founder Charles Sharam. 50 years on, the Museum continues to live the dream, preserving and sharing our region’s history.

We encourage our community to join us in celebrating the Museum’s 50 year anniversary through the exhibitions, displays, activities, and workshops throughout 2021. Our first week of celebration will take place from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April with projections, exhibitions and floortalks.

Floor talks on the exhibition will also be conducted by the Curator throughout the week aboard the train, bookings essential.
11am - 12pm Monday 5th, Sunday 11th and Monday 12th April - buy tickets here

About

Celebrate Pioneer Park’s 50 year anniversary!

In 1971, the gates of Griffith Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising “One Man’s Dream” of founder Charles Sharam. 50 years on, the Museum continues to live the dream, preserving and sharing our region’s history.

As history unfolds itself in front of us in the form of this global COVID pandemic, Griffith Pioneer Park Museum’s 2021 “Action Day” is cancelled. We encourage our community to join us in celebrating the Museum’s 50 year anniversary through the exhibitions, displays, activities, and workshops throughout 2021.

Our first week of celebration will take place from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April with projections, exhibitions and floortalks.
Projections are free. Exhibition and floortalk cost is Museum entry.

ONE MAN'S DREAM PROJECTIONS - Free
As a feature of our “One Man’s Dream” celebrations, we relive the last 50 years of sharing history at Griffith Pioneer Park Museum through a spectacular projection display! Park in the Museum car park and enjoy a fabulous collection of memories projected onto the water tank. Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take care when arriving and departing the site. The 15 minute video will play on a loop from 7pm – 10pm.

ONE MAN'S DREAM TOUR AND FLOOR TALK - Museum Entry
To celebrate Pioneer Park’s 50 year anniversary, join the Museum Curator for a tour of the Museum aboard the train, and a floor talk on the “One Man’s Dream” exhibition. 11am - 12pm Monday 5th, Sunday 11th and Monday 12th April. Buy Tickets Here

Event Details

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As a feature of our “One Man’s Dream” celebrations, we relive the last 50 years of sharing history at Griffith Pioneer Park Museum through a spectacular projection display! Park in the Museum car park and enjoy a fabulous collection of memories projected onto the water tank. Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take care when arriving and departing the site.

The 15 minute video will play on a loop from 7pm – 10pm from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April.

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Griffith Social Dancers will be holding a monthly dance on the 2nd Friday of each month @ Griffith Ex-servicemen's Club Starting from 7.30pm Supper supplied Live Band $20pp Further details contact Gladys Ph: 6962 3660

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Our exhibition features large, medium and small quilts made by members as well as charity quilts going to Motor Neurone Disease. There will be a variety of smaller displays as well as a trading table. Area merchants will have quilting items for sale.

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The exhibition will be on display 5 – 12 April from 10am – 3pm each day. Walk ins welcome.

In 1971, the gates of Griffith Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising “One Man’s Dream” of founder Charles Sharam. 50 years on, the Museum continues to live the dream, preserving and sharing our region’s history.

We encourage our community to join us in celebrating the Museum’s 50 year anniversary through the exhibitions, displays, activities, and workshops throughout 2021. Our first week of celebration will take place from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April with projections, exhibitions and floortalks.

Floor talks on the exhibition will also be conducted by the Curator throughout the week aboard the train, bookings essential.
11am - 12pm Monday 5th, Sunday 11th and Monday 12th April - buy tickets here

About

Celebrate Pioneer Park’s 50 year anniversary!

In 1971, the gates of Griffith Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising “One Man’s Dream” of founder Charles Sharam. 50 years on, the Museum continues to live the dream, preserving and sharing our region’s history.

As history unfolds itself in front of us in the form of this global COVID pandemic, Griffith Pioneer Park Museum’s 2021 “Action Day” is cancelled. We encourage our community to join us in celebrating the Museum’s 50 year anniversary through the exhibitions, displays, activities, and workshops throughout 2021.

Our first week of celebration will take place from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April with projections, exhibitions and floortalks.
Projections are free. Exhibition and floortalk cost is Museum entry.

ONE MAN'S DREAM PROJECTIONS - Free
As a feature of our “One Man’s Dream” celebrations, we relive the last 50 years of sharing history at Griffith Pioneer Park Museum through a spectacular projection display! Park in the Museum car park and enjoy a fabulous collection of memories projected onto the water tank. Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take care when arriving and departing the site. The 15 minute video will play on a loop from 7pm – 10pm.

ONE MAN'S DREAM TOUR AND FLOOR TALK - Museum Entry
To celebrate Pioneer Park’s 50 year anniversary, join the Museum Curator for a tour of the Museum aboard the train, and a floor talk on the “One Man’s Dream” exhibition. 11am - 12pm Monday 5th, Sunday 11th and Monday 12th April. Buy Tickets Here

Event Details

About

A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

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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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As a feature of our “One Man’s Dream” celebrations, we relive the last 50 years of sharing history at Griffith Pioneer Park Museum through a spectacular projection display! Park in the Museum car park and enjoy a fabulous collection of memories projected onto the water tank. Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take care when arriving and departing the site.

The 15 minute video will play on a loop from 7pm – 10pm from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April.

About

Our exhibition features large, medium and small quilts made by members as well as charity quilts going to Motor Neurone Disease. There will be a variety of smaller displays as well as a trading table. Area merchants will have quilting items for sale.

About

The exhibition will be on display 5 – 12 April from 10am – 3pm each day. Walk ins welcome.

In 1971, the gates of Griffith Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising “One Man’s Dream” of founder Charles Sharam. 50 years on, the Museum continues to live the dream, preserving and sharing our region’s history.

We encourage our community to join us in celebrating the Museum’s 50 year anniversary through the exhibitions, displays, activities, and workshops throughout 2021. Our first week of celebration will take place from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April with projections, exhibitions and floortalks.

Floor talks on the exhibition will also be conducted by the Curator throughout the week aboard the train, bookings essential.
11am - 12pm Monday 5th, Sunday 11th and Monday 12th April - buy tickets here

About

Celebrate Pioneer Park’s 50 year anniversary!

In 1971, the gates of Griffith Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising “One Man’s Dream” of founder Charles Sharam. 50 years on, the Museum continues to live the dream, preserving and sharing our region’s history.

As history unfolds itself in front of us in the form of this global COVID pandemic, Griffith Pioneer Park Museum’s 2021 “Action Day” is cancelled. We encourage our community to join us in celebrating the Museum’s 50 year anniversary through the exhibitions, displays, activities, and workshops throughout 2021.

Our first week of celebration will take place from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April with projections, exhibitions and floortalks.
Projections are free. Exhibition and floortalk cost is Museum entry.

ONE MAN'S DREAM PROJECTIONS - Free
As a feature of our “One Man’s Dream” celebrations, we relive the last 50 years of sharing history at Griffith Pioneer Park Museum through a spectacular projection display! Park in the Museum car park and enjoy a fabulous collection of memories projected onto the water tank. Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take care when arriving and departing the site. The 15 minute video will play on a loop from 7pm – 10pm.

ONE MAN'S DREAM TOUR AND FLOOR TALK - Museum Entry
To celebrate Pioneer Park’s 50 year anniversary, join the Museum Curator for a tour of the Museum aboard the train, and a floor talk on the “One Man’s Dream” exhibition. 11am - 12pm Monday 5th, Sunday 11th and Monday 12th April. Buy Tickets Here

Event Details

About

A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

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About

As a feature of our “One Man’s Dream” celebrations, we relive the last 50 years of sharing history at Griffith Pioneer Park Museum through a spectacular projection display! Park in the Museum car park and enjoy a fabulous collection of memories projected onto the water tank. Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take care when arriving and departing the site.

The 15 minute video will play on a loop from 7pm – 10pm from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April.

About

Celebrate Pioneer Park’s 50 year anniversary!

In 1971, the gates of Griffith Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising “One Man’s Dream” of founder Charles Sharam. 50 years on, the Museum continues to live the dream, preserving and sharing our region’s history.

As history unfolds itself in front of us in the form of this global COVID pandemic, Griffith Pioneer Park Museum’s 2021 “Action Day” is cancelled. We encourage our community to join us in celebrating the Museum’s 50 year anniversary through the exhibitions, displays, activities, and workshops throughout 2021.

Our first week of celebration will take place from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April with projections, exhibitions and floortalks.
Projections are free. Exhibition and floortalk cost is Museum entry.

ONE MAN'S DREAM PROJECTIONS - Free
As a feature of our “One Man’s Dream” celebrations, we relive the last 50 years of sharing history at Griffith Pioneer Park Museum through a spectacular projection display! Park in the Museum car park and enjoy a fabulous collection of memories projected onto the water tank. Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take care when arriving and departing the site. The 15 minute video will play on a loop from 7pm – 10pm.

ONE MAN'S DREAM TOUR AND FLOOR TALK - Museum Entry
To celebrate Pioneer Park’s 50 year anniversary, join the Museum Curator for a tour of the Museum aboard the train, and a floor talk on the “One Man’s Dream” exhibition. 11am - 12pm Monday 5th, Sunday 11th and Monday 12th April. Buy Tickets Here

Event Details

About

The exhibition will be on display 5 – 12 April from 10am – 3pm each day. Walk ins welcome.

In 1971, the gates of Griffith Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising “One Man’s Dream” of founder Charles Sharam. 50 years on, the Museum continues to live the dream, preserving and sharing our region’s history.

We encourage our community to join us in celebrating the Museum’s 50 year anniversary through the exhibitions, displays, activities, and workshops throughout 2021. Our first week of celebration will take place from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April with projections, exhibitions and floortalks.

Floor talks on the exhibition will also be conducted by the Curator throughout the week aboard the train, bookings essential.
11am - 12pm Monday 5th, Sunday 11th and Monday 12th April - buy tickets here

About

As a feature of our “One Man’s Dream” celebrations, we relive the last 50 years of sharing history at Griffith Pioneer Park Museum through a spectacular projection display! Park in the Museum car park and enjoy a fabulous collection of memories projected onto the water tank. Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take care when arriving and departing the site.

The 15 minute video will play on a loop from 7pm – 10pm from Monday 5th April to Monday 12th April.

About

A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

About

About

A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

About

About

A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

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Grab a friend or two and join us at Bilbul Cellar Door for a chilled out evening of music, nibbles and good vibes. Your ticket price covers your first drink of beer or wine. Then you can purchase by the glass or by the bottle to sit and enjoy. Delicious Grazing Antipasto boxes are also available for purchase with an assortment of Cheeses, Deli cured meats, dips, seasonal fruits and vegetable.

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A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

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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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The Story & Songs of Billy Joel - My Life chronologically shares the journey of a remarkable career - the highs, the lows, private & public life, family & relationships, but most importantly, the music - through live performance, audio-visual footage and narration.

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Want to challenge yourself against the best players in the Riverina?

Come and join us at our Briscola Tournament at Belvedere Pizzeria!

12 couples (24 players in total) will battle themselves in a full-day competition to win the title of the first Briscola Champion in Griffith.

About

A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

About

About

A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

About

About

A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

About

About

A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

About

About

A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

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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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A tribute to the legendary Doris Day

Following the recent passing of the legendary Doris Day, acclaimed Australian singer Melinda Schneider pays tribute to her childhood idol in A Farewell To Doris, performing all of Doris’ timeless hits, including Que Sera, Sera, Sentimental Journey, Everybody Loves a Lover and Secret Love, backed by the wonderful Young At Heart Orchestra. A nostalgic concert celebration of a remarkable life.

“Who knew there was so much more to Melinda Schneider than just being an extremely talented multi Golden Guitar Award-winning Australian country music singer? In Doris, Melinda Schneider gets to show a whole other side to her talents by capturing the essence of Doris Day, managing to exude all of the warmth, sincerity and sweetness that was the real Doris” – Stage Whispers

VIP TICKETS $120
VIP Tickets Includes:
- Ticket to the show
- Exclusive pre-show Meet & Greet with Melinda
- Copy of A Farewell To Doris 2-CD Set
- Copy of Be Yourself EP
- Doris Day Tea Towel
- Tour Fan Card - Photo Opportunity with Melinda

About

A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

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Artists appearing are Rodney Vincent, Terry Gordon, Cameron Mason, Matt Manning, Bec Hance, Ged & Trudy Hintz, John & Christine Smith, Anita Ree, Col Driscoll, The Byrnes Sisters, The RedBak Studio Band. Undercover area - bring your own seating - Basic showers & toilets available - Food & drinks available - raffles & prizes - pets permitted on leash but not in entertainment or canteen area - fire buckets allowed - dump point available.

About

A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

About

About

A Secular View is an exhibition spanning twenty-five years of sustained practice by Northern Territory based artist Neridah Stockley.

Whist Stockley is best known as a painter, this survey reveals the diversity of her practice including drawings, collage, dry point etchings and a growing body of ceramic work.

Stockley’s work is characterised by abstracted compositions that hint at narrative or symbolic content, traversing memory and experience in an ongoing dialogue with visual interpretation. Domestic in scale, she invites the viewer to encounter a section of surveyed and deconstructed landscape, through a process of re-visioning the natural and manufactured world into linear and geometric planes and forms.

Curated by Gillean Shaw, Art Curator, University of Newcastle Art Gallery.
Artback NT in association with the University Gallery.

Closes: Sunday 2 May

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