We are pleased to offer an exciting new professional development series of three workshops aimed at individual artists, community groups and professional arts industry workers. Our workshops cover issues such as starting out as an artist, grant writing and sponsorship. Bookings are essential. 1st Tuesday in June, July and August
Sat 7 Jun - Sat 27 Sep
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Buskers Incentive Program
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We are calling for all buskers either professional or amateur to perform out the front of a business in the CBD of Wodonga. If you have the tallent in music or other performance skills then contact Wodonga Council for more information.
Courage to Care is about learning from the past to create a better future. The educational program also offers students and opportunity to relate the material and message of the exhibition to real life situations, such as racism, multiculturalism, aboriginally and bullying in the schoolground. Aimed particularly at secondary school students but open to all.
Mon 21 Jul - Fri 22 Aug
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Jamming it up - Women gathering in dry times
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Invitation to women of Wodonga to come down with your favorite preserve recipes, which will be collated into a booklet for each participant. Yor will be able to keep a jar of each others jam made each week. Meet new people socialise and learn new cooking skills, in a relaxed environment.
Sun 27 Jul - Thu 14 Aug
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Albury Wodonga Eisteddfod
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ALBURY WODONGA EISTEDDFOD LTD presents its Festival of Sight and Sound, celebrating regional and national talent, attracting performers from Sydney to Melbourne. Categories in Music, Dance, Radio, Debating, Highland, Speech, Drama and Gymnastics.
SEGRA Conference 2008
History, adventure or solitude. Excitement, beauty, gourmet foods and shopping. A country style with a city standard - that’s Albury Wodonga. Our neighbourhood’s a charming mix of stately heritage buildings, established parks, gardens and tree lined streets. The Murray River, Australia’s Greatest River flows right between the twin cities, with Albury to the north and Wodonga to the south, set in a magnificent unspoiled landscape along rolling valleys hills and parklands.
There are activities for art and food lovers. Be moved by the HotHouse Theatre, the only professional theatre company in Regional Victoria and marvel at the skills and grace of the Flying Fruit Fly Circus. Enjoy jazz or blues at a café, a pub or concert venue, or discover local culture and history through the many galleries and museums of the region.
Beautiful alpine villages are closer than you think, while at our doorstep is one of the finest wine regions in the world. Tee off on greens that have hosted the world’s golfing greats. Albury Wodonga’s freshwater fishing is some of the finest in regional Australia. Stroll along safe and secluded walking trails through picturesque Murray River countryside. Enjoy historic botanic gardens. Relax and dine with distinctive food in breathtaking locations.
Everything from snow to vineyards, sports to gardens, gourmet getaways to bush tucker and the past to the present. The Albury Wodonga region offers that special something for everyone.
Imagine yourself indulging in extraordinary wines, lounging beneath century old River Red Gums or marvelling at the lush landscape views which surround this spectacular part of the country.
Nature and Environment, Golf and Sport, Food and Wine, Heritage and Culture, you’ll find it all in Albury Wodonga, Gateway to the Murray.
Why not look at some touring options pre and post touring in Albury Wodonga Region Driving Maps
Click here explorertours.asp
And/or Regional%20Map.pdf
The Murray Rural Experience - Total Driving Time: 2 Hours plus.
The Upper Murray Explorer - Driving Time: 4 1/2 Hours plus.
The Historic Towns Tour – Total Driving Time: 2 3/4 Hours plus.
Down the Murray - Total Driving Time: 1 1/2 Hours plus.
High Country Adventure - Total Driving Time: 5 Hours plus.
