Jacqueline travelled from NSW to attend the annual exhibition last weekend at Shades of Gray. Castlemaine artists weave rust and imagination into stunning Garden Exhibition Castlemaine artists Chelly and Peter Gray have spent more than three decades transforming strands of rusty wire into extraordinary works of art. What began as an experiment in the…
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Nothin’ but hound dogs
Local greyhounds and sighthounds get together every week to stretch, sniff and socialise. Participating in the Great Global Greyhound Walk with a stroll around the Castlemaine Botanical Gardens. There was a worldwide celebration of greyhounds and other sighthounds on Sunday 28 September, designed to highlight and encourage greyhound adoption and rehoming. A friendly group of…
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Repairs for world’s oldest dragon
Loong – world’s oldest dragon. Assistant Minister for Citizenship, Customs, Multicultural Affairs and International Education, the Hon Julian Hill MP, joined Federal Member for Bendigo, Lisa Chesters at the Golden Dragon Museum on Wednesday 6 August to announce that the Federal; Government will contribute $100,000 towards the repair of Loong the Dragon after vandals caused…
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The Allure of Gold at Central Goldfields Art Gallery
Unknown silversmith, Locket, c.1860, Australia, gold: engraved, gold‑bearing quartz nuggets, printed paper. National Gallery of Australia, Kamberri/Canberra Central Goldfields Art Gallery is set to host a special art talk, The Allure of Gold, presented by cultural historian and curator Kenneth Park. The illustrated lecture will take place from 12.30pm to 1.30pm on Thursday 25 September…
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