Penrith City Council’s Magnetic Places Community Cultural Grants Program is an exciting pilot initiative which has seen the development of innovative projects celebrating creativity, diversity, culture and pride which have enlivened, enriched and invigorated community meeting places across the City.
Please join us for an inspiring evening showcasing performances, exhibitions and insights into the journey of 8 highly successful projects in the 2007/2008 program.
Please join us for an inspiring evening showcasing performances, exhibitions and insights into the journey of 8 highly successful projects in the 2007/2008 program.
FEATURING:
- The Talking Tree Project, North St Marys
- Llandilo Multicultural Footprints, Llandilo
- Kingswood Park Has Talent, Kingswood Park
- Isabel – Stage 2, Werrington
- 100 Years of International Women’s Day Celebrations, St Marys, Werrington, Penrith
- Cranebrook Rhythm and Drumming, Cranebrook
- Art In The Park – Mainstreaming Marginalised Filipino Australian Artists, St Marys
- Families Cre-Art: Celebrating St Marys Area Families and Communities ProjectOxley Park, St Marys
A light supper will be provided. This event is anticipated to conclude by 7pm. To reserve your ticket and to assist us for catering purposes, please telephone (02) 4732 8034 or email rsvp@penrithcity.nsw.gov.au by Friday the 25th of July. Please note: You must reserve tickets to attend the Magnetic Places Showcase Event as numbers are strictly limited.
We hope you can join us for this inspiring event!
1 comment:
I want to congratulate Cali and Jenni, cultural development officers from the Penrith City Council, for all their efforts to make reality the objectives of the artists and the various communities. I also congratulate all the artists and community workers who dedicated their time, talent and efforts to present so professionally their art and influence so many people in the community.
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