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Family Funland transforms into a Winter Wonderland for the last 2 weeks of winter. Headlined by a Synthetic Ice Skating Rink and visits from your favourite winter characters. A winter delight for the whole family!

About

Family Funland transforms into a Winter Wonderland for the last 2 weeks of winter. Headlined by a Synthetic Ice Skating Rink and visits from your favourite winter characters. A winter delight for the whole family!

About

Family Funland transforms into a Winter Wonderland for the last 2 weeks of winter. Headlined by a Synthetic Ice Skating Rink and visits from your favourite winter characters. A winter delight for the whole family!

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Tom Moore is one of Australia leading glass artists and over the course of his career has carved out a singular voice within Australian glass art making. Highly skilled in a range of glass working techniques, Moore uses traditional processes in innovative ways to create fantastical creatures, objects and worlds that can be both amusing and alarming. His engaging, sophisticated and technically challenging hybridised animal/plant sculptures and the fantastical worlds they inhabit are deeply embedded in the history of glass making and scientific discovery.

Futhermore, using his playful and inventive imagination, Moore comments on the uncertainty of human existence in the face of environmental disaster and encourages us all to be more creative in our thinking and open to the experiences of wonder all around us. Playing with the paradoxical properties of glass, this exhibition presents hybrid life forms that challenge our perceptions of the world and our possible future – at once light-hearted and confronting, enchanting and grotesque, playful and insightful.

JamFactory Icon Tom Moore: Abundant Wonder is supported by funding from the Australian Government’s Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications through Visions of Australia and assistance from the South Australian Government through the Department for Innovation and Skills. Tom Moore acknowledges the assistance of the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts.

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Keith Potger’s solo acoustic performances appeal to audiences for whom his music is a breath of fresh air: the fans who appreciate the man and his guitar (and boy, can he play that 12 string!). As a founding member of the internationally famous group THE SEEKERS, he is known to countless fans and this is obvious in the welcome given to him by audiences round the world. Keith's program contains some timeless favourites from The Seekers, a touch of Nashville, some beautiful original ballads from his three solo CDs and a few hits from the ‘60s to the ‘80s that appeal to the generation who grew up playing SEEKERS albums at home or in the car. Throughout his show, Keith shares some amusing anecdotes from over 50 years on the international music scene. Keith unfailingly delivers up-beat, heart-warming events that leave audiences reliving their fondest memories while sharing the joy of new beginnings that are the hallmarks of Keith Potger’s solo concerts.

About

Family Funland transforms into a Winter Wonderland for the last 2 weeks of winter. Headlined by a Synthetic Ice Skating Rink and visits from your favourite winter characters. A winter delight for the whole family!

About

Tom Moore is one of Australia leading glass artists and over the course of his career has carved out a singular voice within Australian glass art making. Highly skilled in a range of glass working techniques, Moore uses traditional processes in innovative ways to create fantastical creatures, objects and worlds that can be both amusing and alarming. His engaging, sophisticated and technically challenging hybridised animal/plant sculptures and the fantastical worlds they inhabit are deeply embedded in the history of glass making and scientific discovery.

Futhermore, using his playful and inventive imagination, Moore comments on the uncertainty of human existence in the face of environmental disaster and encourages us all to be more creative in our thinking and open to the experiences of wonder all around us. Playing with the paradoxical properties of glass, this exhibition presents hybrid life forms that challenge our perceptions of the world and our possible future – at once light-hearted and confronting, enchanting and grotesque, playful and insightful.

JamFactory Icon Tom Moore: Abundant Wonder is supported by funding from the Australian Government’s Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications through Visions of Australia and assistance from the South Australian Government through the Department for Innovation and Skills. Tom Moore acknowledges the assistance of the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts.

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Our famous Karaoke still continues to be a favourite night at the Coro Club. Every Thursday Night from 8pm with Chris Sutton.

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Family Funland transforms into a Winter Wonderland for the last 2 weeks of winter. Headlined by a Synthetic Ice Skating Rink and visits from your favourite winter characters. A winter delight for the whole family!

About

Tom Moore is one of Australia leading glass artists and over the course of his career has carved out a singular voice within Australian glass art making. Highly skilled in a range of glass working techniques, Moore uses traditional processes in innovative ways to create fantastical creatures, objects and worlds that can be both amusing and alarming. His engaging, sophisticated and technically challenging hybridised animal/plant sculptures and the fantastical worlds they inhabit are deeply embedded in the history of glass making and scientific discovery.

Futhermore, using his playful and inventive imagination, Moore comments on the uncertainty of human existence in the face of environmental disaster and encourages us all to be more creative in our thinking and open to the experiences of wonder all around us. Playing with the paradoxical properties of glass, this exhibition presents hybrid life forms that challenge our perceptions of the world and our possible future – at once light-hearted and confronting, enchanting and grotesque, playful and insightful.

JamFactory Icon Tom Moore: Abundant Wonder is supported by funding from the Australian Government’s Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications through Visions of Australia and assistance from the South Australian Government through the Department for Innovation and Skills. Tom Moore acknowledges the assistance of the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts.

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The 22nd Griffith Musicians Ball will be run at the Yoogali Club, strictly formal dress code (no jeans).

Drinks can be purchased at the club, with BYO food and snacks.

Local bands will provide entertainment commencing at 6:30pm running through until 1:15am.

For any of those wishing to attend, please get in and get your tickets asap.

Numbers and ticket collection need to be determined early, cut off Tuesday 28th June, to allow set up requirements for the event.

No tickets will be sold on the night.

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Family Funland transforms into a Winter Wonderland for the last 2 weeks of winter. Headlined by a Synthetic Ice Skating Rink and visits from your favourite winter characters. A winter delight for the whole family!

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We are so pumped for our pet cafe days to be coming back! Bring your pooch down this Saturday for our pop up dog cafe! We will have Kim's runabout coffee van for the humans, we will be making our famous puppuccino's and we will have our lovely Golden Barkery treats for sale.

*First 20 humans to order will receiver a free small coffee

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"On Fuego" will be two events held at the Whitton Malt House on Saturday August 20th showcasing 'cooking with fire' and local products using seasonal produce in food and beverages.

We will welcome Texas Pitmaster 'Joey Victorian' who with Chef Rod Pieper will cook up a fire storm and use local produce for you to enjoy. Match this with Corowa Whisky, Tumut River and Batch Brewing beers, cocktails by Just Abby and much more... this event is not to be missed for lovers of food and fire!

"On Fuego" - Day time: 11am - 4.30pm with tickets including $20 for food and beverage credit to kick start your food and beverage experiences when you arrive. Cooking demonstrations, local produce, craft beers, 100% Australian spirits, live music and entertainment. This is the perfect 'pre Father's Day' place to be so be sure to buy your tickets early to avoid missing out.(Vouchers not accepted)

"On Fuego" - After dark: 6.30pm - A four course dinner with Joey and Rod cooking up more of a storm, plus a drink on arrival, craft beverages and more to enjoy, plus Just Abby Burlesque Bartending with a show not to be missed... this event is therefore 18yrs+ only. Don't miss out - limited tickets and will sell out. (Vouchers not accepted)

About

Tom Moore is one of Australia leading glass artists and over the course of his career has carved out a singular voice within Australian glass art making. Highly skilled in a range of glass working techniques, Moore uses traditional processes in innovative ways to create fantastical creatures, objects and worlds that can be both amusing and alarming. His engaging, sophisticated and technically challenging hybridised animal/plant sculptures and the fantastical worlds they inhabit are deeply embedded in the history of glass making and scientific discovery.

Futhermore, using his playful and inventive imagination, Moore comments on the uncertainty of human existence in the face of environmental disaster and encourages us all to be more creative in our thinking and open to the experiences of wonder all around us. Playing with the paradoxical properties of glass, this exhibition presents hybrid life forms that challenge our perceptions of the world and our possible future – at once light-hearted and confronting, enchanting and grotesque, playful and insightful.

JamFactory Icon Tom Moore: Abundant Wonder is supported by funding from the Australian Government’s Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications through Visions of Australia and assistance from the South Australian Government through the Department for Innovation and Skills. Tom Moore acknowledges the assistance of the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts.

About

Family Funland transforms into a Winter Wonderland for the last 2 weeks of winter. Headlined by a Synthetic Ice Skating Rink and visits from your favourite winter characters. A winter delight for the whole family!

About

Tom Moore is one of Australia leading glass artists and over the course of his career has carved out a singular voice within Australian glass art making. Highly skilled in a range of glass working techniques, Moore uses traditional processes in innovative ways to create fantastical creatures, objects and worlds that can be both amusing and alarming. His engaging, sophisticated and technically challenging hybridised animal/plant sculptures and the fantastical worlds they inhabit are deeply embedded in the history of glass making and scientific discovery.

Futhermore, using his playful and inventive imagination, Moore comments on the uncertainty of human existence in the face of environmental disaster and encourages us all to be more creative in our thinking and open to the experiences of wonder all around us. Playing with the paradoxical properties of glass, this exhibition presents hybrid life forms that challenge our perceptions of the world and our possible future – at once light-hearted and confronting, enchanting and grotesque, playful and insightful.

JamFactory Icon Tom Moore: Abundant Wonder is supported by funding from the Australian Government’s Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications through Visions of Australia and assistance from the South Australian Government through the Department for Innovation and Skills. Tom Moore acknowledges the assistance of the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts.