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CULTURALguide

2013

Now that the summer season is drawing to a close, there is still so much culturally to experience right here in our own backyard of Wagga Wagga.

This April Wagga Wagga Art Gallery welcomes the 16th Ausglass Conference – The Collective Vision as the premier event in Australia for contemporary glass, with exhibitions, lectures, events and workshops spread over three days. During March and April we celebrate our seniors and our youth with Seniors Week, Youth Week and Regenerate as well as our wonderful school holiday programs.

Wagga Wagga boasts an exciting array of activities and facilities which allow our community and visitors to experience our rich cultural life. As the largest regional city in New South Wales, we provide a vibrant, progressive and endearing place to live, work, learn and play.

Cr Rod Kendall Mayor of Wagga Wagga

make the most of our city!

COVER IMAGE: Vicki Torr, Untitled (Double Cone Bowl) 1991, kiln-cast, fused glass (detail)

Wagga Wagga City Council gratefully acknowledges the following supporters:

Wagga Wagga City Council acknowledges the Wiradjuri people as the Traditional Custodians of the Land, and pays its respects to the Elders both past and present.

EVENTSall the latest info on our

WHERE: Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre National Art Glass Gallery Wagga Wagga Art Gallery

WHEN: Friday 5 April – Sunday 7 April

BOOKINGS: www.collectivevision.com.au

TICKETS: See website for registration details

ABOVE: Tony Hanning, Arum Lillies (perfume) 1982, Arum Lillies (cylinder) 1981, double dip overlay, cameo-etched, sandblasted and engraved (detail).

ABOVE: Emma Varga, Red Red Sky Burning #1 2004, cast and fused glass, assembled (detail).

PREVIOUS PAGE: Kevin Gordon, Wild Horse 2011, hand-blown glass, colour overlay, diamond wheel-cut, sandblasted, hand-carved (detail).

THE COLLECTIVE VISION: THE 16TH AUSGLASS CONFERENCEIn April 2013 Wagga Wagga Art Gallery welcomes you to the 16th Ausglass Conference – The Collective Vision. The Ausglass Conference is the premier event for everyone interested in the magnificent medium of contemporary glass in Australia and overseas. The conference provides the perfect opportunity to share your passion for glass with glass artists and enthusiasts from around the world.

www.collectivevision.com.au

EVENTS.“the perfect opportunity to share your passion for glass with glass artists & enthusiasts from around the world.”

CHAMPAGNE FORUM: COLLECTING, MAKING AND IN BETWEENFriday 5 April 6pm - 7pmBringing together some of Australia’s most renowned glass artists and theorists to debate the making and collecting of glass and the journey in between.

KEYNOTES AND LECTURESFriday 5 April – Sunday 7 April 10am – 5pmArtists and collectors from across Australia and overseas present their unique visions of contemporary glass – from creation and presentation, to collection and curation.

DEMONSTRATIONSFriday 5 April – Sunday 7 April 11am – 4pmInternationally renowned practitioners of glass demonstrate their techniques and skills in flameworking, engraving, and bead and mould making over three exciting days.

POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPSTuesday 9 April – Saturday 13 April 9am – 5pmThree days of glass just isn’t enough! Join acclaimed glass artists Dominic Fonde and Bandhu Scott Dunham for two incredible five day workshops in engraving and lampworking.

EVENTS.

ABOVE: Dominic Fonde, Pi Dishes, blown glass, engraved.

ABOVE: Kristin McFarlane, Travels in Spain / Travels in Italy, kiln formed glass.

BOOK LAUNCH: AUSTRALIAN SIGNATURES – THE NATIONAL ART GLASS COLLECTIONSaturday 6 April 6pm - 8pmCelebrate the launch of Wagga Wagga Art Gallery’s latest catalogue of the National Art Glass Collection – Australian Signatures. This superb hardback publication includes seven essayists and over a hundred images of works acquired for the Collection since 1996.

EVENTS.

ABOVE: Elaine Miles, Udu Drums and Gongs (Glass Percussion Project) 2009, hand blown glass (detail)

WHERE: Murrumbidgee Turf Club

WHEN: Friday 19 April 2013, 3pm - 10pm

ENTRY: $30 pre purchase or $40 at the gate

REGENERATE YOUTH FESTIVAL 2013Wagga’s major youth festival for 12-18 year olds is celebrating 10 years with a one day festival extravaganza. Visit the website www.regenerate.org.au for festival updates and ticket information.

SENIORS WEEK OPENING CEREMONEY WHERE: Seniors Community Centre, Tarcutta Street

WHEN: Sunday 17 March 2013, 1:30pm

FREE ENTRY!

SENIORS WEEK 201317 - 24 March 2013Come along and join in the celebrations and LIVE LIFE during NSW Seniors Week 2013!

This year there promises to be something to entertain and inform everyone during the week long program of events and activities. Highlights include: Zumba gold party, daily bus trips around our region and beyond, sumptuous morning and afternoon teas, and two screenings of the Young at Heart Seniors Film Festival and much, much more...

Pick up a copy of the Seniors Week 2013 program from Wagga Wagga City Council, Visitor Information Centre, Civic Theatre or the Seniors Community Centre.

EVENTS.“ community members over 50 years of age are invited to take part in many activities and events programmed for this week.”

CLUB CELLULOIDCome along to our next three sessions for Club Celluloid, our movie Club for 2013!

14th March – Blue Velvet

11th April – Lost in Translation

9th May – Memento

Enjoy the film with a glass of wine and finger food, and discuss them together afterwards.

EVENTS.

WHERE: Wagga Wagga City Library

WHEN: 14th March, 11th April, 9th May5:45pm for 6pm start

ENTRY: $15 per film. Annual registration

for Club Celluloid is $100 for all ten movies.

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL: 69269700 or wcl@wagga.nsw.gov.au

WHERE: Wagga Wagga City Council Forecourt

WHEN: Sunday 26th May, 11am

EVERYONE WELCOME: RSVP: 69269358

NATIONAL SORRY DAYNational Sorry Day is an Australia-wide observance held on May 26 each year giving people the chance to come together and share the steps towards healing for the Stolen Generations, their families and communities. Stolen Generations refer to Indigenous Australians who were forcibly removed from their families and communities.

EXHIBITIONSso many incredible

ABOVE: Christine Hannan, Moments 2012, kiln formed glass.

ABOVE: John White, Observable 89 2012, sculpted hot glass, cold worked and glued.

PREVIOUS PAGE: Spike Deane, The woodcutter’s daughter 2012, glass, wood, silk floss, lost stick casting.

ENSEMBLE: AUSGLASS MEMBERS EXHIBITIONEnsemble presents recent work by members of Ausglass from around the country. The incredible variety and immense talent of contemporary glass artists is on full display in this stunning exhibition – from jewellery and wearable art to sculpture and installation, mingling tradition and experimentation in every imaginable technique.

EXHIBITIONS.“ the incredible variety and immense talent of contemporary glass artists is on full display in this stunning exhibition.”

WHERE: Wagga Wagga Art Gallery

WHEN: Saturday 16 February – Sunday 21 April

OPEN: Tuesday to Saturday: 10am – 5pm Sunday 12pm – 4pm Closed Mondays and Good Friday

FREE ENTRY!

AUSTRALIAN SIGNATURES: THE NATIONAL ART GLASS COLLECTION17 - 24 March 2013Australian Signatures presents a unique history of glass over the past four decades, with a selection of works from the National Art Glass Collection, Australia’s largest collection of this fascinating artform. From pioneering works of the 1970s to the most recent boundary-pushing explorations, Australian Signatures highlights the excitement of glass!

STEP GENTLY ON THIS EARTH AND THIS SKYStep Gently on This Earth and This Sky showcases a unique collaborative project between the University of Melbourne’s Early Learning Centre and Philip Stokes Glass Studio. Over five years, almost two hundred children have participated in the creation of unique, handcrafted glass artworks inspired by environmental themes.

EXHIBITIONS.

WHERE: National Art Glass Gallery

WHEN: Saturday 23 March – Sunday 7 July

FREE ENTRY!

WHERE: Wagga Wagga Art Gallery

WHEN: Saturday 2 March – Sunday 5 May

FREE ENTRY!

ABOVE: Ruth White, Take Hart 2012, hand blown and carved glass.

ABOVE: Paul Wood, Guardians of a goddess (detail) 2011, re-fired ceramics and glass. (Photo: Siri Hayes)

HYPERCLAY: CONTEMPORARY CERAMICSHYPERCLAY: Contemporary Ceramics investigates the field of ceramics, focusing on new attitudes, techniques and technologies that are being embraced by artists in the 21st century. Walter Auer, Roderick Bamford, Stephen Bird, Jacqueline Clayton, Andrea Hylands, Addison Marshall, Pip McManus and Paul Wood all ignite the imagination with the potential of clay through their work.

EXHIBITIONS.“ hyperclay : contemporary ceramics investigates the field of ceramics, focusing on new attitudes, techniques and technologies...”

WHERE: Wagga Wagga Art Gallery

WHEN: Saturday 4 May – Sunday 30 June

OPEN: Tuesday to Saturday: 10am – 5pm Sunday 12pm – 4pm Closed Mondays and Good Friday

FREE ENTRY!

TOWN & COUNTRY: SOCIAL LANDSCAPES FROM THE MARGARET CARNEGIE PRINT COLLECTIONFrom the coast to the outback, city streets to rural pastures: come on a journey through Australia’s landscapes as depicted by some of Australia’s most renowned artists in print. Drawn from the Gallery’s Margaret Carnegie Print Collection, Town & Country explores the human side of our vast continent.

LOST AND FOUND IN TRANSLATION: KATE KING, MEE-SUN PARK, KAYO YOKOYAMAExperience of human existence is universal, cultural and personal. In lost and found in translation, three sculptural installation works explore the impact of culture (both mother culture and adopted culture) on a person’s personal perspective on life.

EXHIBITIONS.

WHERE: Wagga Wagga Art Gallery

WHEN: Saturday 4 May – Sunday 30 June

FREE ENTRY!

WHERE: Wagga Wagga Art Gallery

WHEN: Friday 10 May – Sunday 30 June

FREE ENTRY!

ABOVE: Annie Franklin, Let them worry 1985, screenprint

ABOVE: Kayo Yokoyama, Homeland – Cradle of Trees 2012, blown glass, engraved.

INSTRUMENTAL IN DEFENCEStep into the world of the Australian Army Band Kapooka, one of only nine Australian Army bands, based here in Wagga Wagga! Discover how these full time musicians weave music with army life and more!

LIVING IN A SENSORY WORLD: STORIES FROM PEOPLE WITH BLINDNESS AND LOW VISION Today, Australians with blindness or low vision participate in every aspect of community life, thanks to developments in education, training, technology, legislation and social change over the past 140 years. This exhibition gives visitors an understanding of the world of the blindness and low vision community and celebrates their achievements.

EXHIBITIONS.

WHERE: Museum’s Historic Council Chambers site

WHEN: Friday 1 March - Sunday 5 May

FREE ENTRY!

WHERE: Museum’s Historic Council Chambers site

WHEN: Friday 10 May – Sunday 21 July

FREE ENTRY!

TOM CASTRO: THE MAN WHO NEVER WASIn 1866, Wagga butcher Tom Castro set in motion one of the greatest cases of disputed identity in modern history. Was he really Sir Roger Tichborne who vanished at sea in 1854? This exhibition showcases the Museum’s Tichborne collection, including new acquisitions.

WAGGA WAGGA SPORTING HALL OF FAME EXHIBITIONCome and check out all your local sporting heroes in a new look exhibition! The Wagga Wagga Sporting Hall of Fame exhibition recognises the outstanding achievement of Wagga Wagga athletes.

EXHIBITIONS.

WHERE: Museum’s Botanic Gardens site

WHEN: On exhibition now!

FREE ENTRY!

WHERE: Museum’s Botanic Gardens site

WHEN: On exhibition now!

FREE ENTRY!

THEATRE?what’s on at the

ANIMAL FARM BY GEORGE ORWELL adapted and created by shake & stir theatre co.

Animal Farm, one of the most controversial and studied political commentaries arrives in a brand new production combining physical theatre and storytelling. George Orwell’s simple yet intensely powerful fairy tale illustrates how greed and absolute power corrupts absolutely and, with devastating consequences, can change the course of history.

THEATRE.“ animal farm, one of the most controversial and studied political commentaries arrives in a brand new production...”

WHERE: Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre

WHEN: Thursday 14 March 8pm School performances Friday 15 March 11am & 1.30pm Running time approx 80 mins No interval

BOOKINGS:Tickets/Entry Adult $42, Conc $37, Youth U25 $31, Child U15 $23, Group 4+ $37, Adult Subscriber $35, Conc Subscriber $30, Youth Subscriber $28.

6926 9688 or civictheatre.com.au

ABOVE: Animal Farm by George Orwell

PREVIOUS PAGE: African actor Terry Yeboah, Boxman

The Australian Government is proud to be associated with this tour through the national performing arts touring program, Playing Australia, which gives Australians across the country the opportunity to see some of our best performing arts.

Tour managed and coordinated by arTour, an initiative supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.

WHERE: Wollundry Amphitheatre

WHEN: Wednesday 20 & Thursday 21 March 8pmRunning time approx 70 mins No interval. Not suitable for primary school ages children and younger

BOOKINGS:Tickets/Entry Tickets $25 Subscriber $20

6926 9688 or civictheatre.com.au

BOXMAN Meet Ringo, homeowner and survivor. Displaced from an African homeland and disconnected from this new one, come spend some time with him at his new address in a local park: a home he has made himself from the things most of us throwaway without a second thought. A powerful, critically acclaimed new Australian play.

THEATRE.“ spend some time with boxman at his new address in a local park: a home he has made from things most of us throwaway without a second thought...”

ABOVE: African actor Terry Yeboah

R&J Choreography by Natalie Weir

Produced by Expressions Dance Company & Queensland Performing Arts Centre

Set in the lost mailroom, a highly-strung mailroom dweller, intent on keeping his boxes in order is visited by a new arrival whose sense of adventure will leave you gasping for breath.

This little story about how to live bravely in a big world is told using acrobatics, clowning and a whole lot of cardboard boxes.

THEATRE.“this little story about how to live bravely in a big world is told using acrobatics, clowning and a whole lot of cardboard boxes”

WHERE: Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre

WHEN: Saturday 11 May 8pmRunning time approx 60 mins No interval.

BOOKINGS:Tickets/Entry Adult $49, Conc $44, Youth U25 $33, Child U15 $23, Group 4+ $44, Adult Subscriber $42, Conc Subscriber $35, Youth Subscriber $28

6926 9688 or civictheatre.com.au

ABOVE: Photo by Justin Nicolas

Rejoice as you partake in the phenomenon of Porcelain Punch Miracle Cure, the extraordinary Elixir of Immortality. Curer of incurable conditions, bestower of beauty and extender of the under endowed. Porcelain Punch Traveling Medicine Show draws influence from the infamous ‘Medicine Shows’ that once travelled the countryside offering programs of comedy, music, circus and other novelties.

THEATRE.

“ curer of incurable conditions, bestower of beauty and extender of the under endowed.”

WHERE: Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre

WHEN: Friday 26 & Saturday 27 April 8pmRunning time approx 60 mins No interval

BOOKINGS:Tickets/Entry Tickets $25 Subscriber $20

6926 9688 or civictheatre.com.au

ABOVE: Porcelain Punch

MUSICan evening of

MUSIC AT MIDDAY The Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre proudly presents the 2013 Season of Music at Midday featuring Australian Army Band Kapooka. Conducted by Major Peter Thomas.

Prior notification of large group bookings will be accepted. All unoccupied seats at 10 minutes prior to concert start time (midday) will be reallocated.

TWILIGHT BY THE LAGOON - FINALEThe free concert will feature the Australian Army Band Kapooka and special guest Katie Underwood for a wonderful evening of music under the stars with Laser Show.

MUSIC.

WHERE: Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre

WHEN: Wednesday 27 March 12pm

BOOKINGS:Tickets/Entry Available the day before each concert

6926 9688 or civictheatre.com.au

FREE COMMUNITY EVENT

WHERE: Civic Gardens Precinct

WHEN: Friday 1 March 7pm

BOOKINGS:Tickets/Entry FREE COMMUNITY EVENT6926 9688 or civictheatre.com.au

FAMILYfor the children &

WAGGA WAGGA REGIONAL FAMILY DAY CARE OPEN DAYWagga Wagga Regional Family Day Care would like to share how we nurture, inspire and educate children to give them the best start in life. Come and celebrate Family Day Care Week with Staff and Educators who run their childcare businesses and take this opportunity to learn what Family Day Care is all about.

Come and join in the fun as we celebrate children and the uniqueness of Family Day Care as the best childcare option for your child!

CHILDREN & FAMILY.“ are you looking for child care that will nurture, inspire and educate your child? Wagga wagga regional family day care is the answer!”

WHERE: Wagga Wagga Regional Family Day Care Playsession Playground Botanic Gardens

WHEN: Thursday 9 May 10am - 12pm

ENTRY:FREE!

RSVP: Call 6926 9367 by Friday 26 April

ABOVE: A typical day! Robyn spending some quality time exploring the outdoor environment.

nurture. inspire.educate

Funny, physical and fantastically messy, Muckheap is a tale of two people trying to clean out their house for their big move. In the process of packing and sorting they find all their hoarded junk too interesting, useful or too full of memories to throw away.

CHILDREN & FAMILY.

“ funny, physical and fantastically messy!”

WHERE: Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre

WHEN: Friday 31 May 11am & 1pm

BOOKINGS:Tickets/Entry Tickets $15, Group 4+ $12, Subscribers $12

6926 9688 or civictheatre.com.au

ABOVE: Muckheap

Polyglot Theatre is assisted by the Australian Federal Government through Playing Australia, the Victorian Government through Arts Victoria, the City of Melbourne and the City of Stonnington.

STOMP AWAY CHILDREN’S AREABudding army musicians can come along and ‘get with the band’ in our STOMP AWAY children’s area. While the Instrumental in Defence exhibition is on children can make music, dress up and watch the Kapooka Primary School STOMP performance video.

KIDZTRACKKidztrack is a way for families to explore the Museum and learn about Wagga stories. Introduce your children to the wonderful world of museums and Wagga history through this interactive self-guided activity sheet. The track will lead them to Kidzone, a discovery space just for kids.

CHILDREN & FAMILY.

WHERE: Museum’s Historic Council Chambers Site

WHEN: Friday 1 March - Sunday 5 May

FREE ENTRY!

WHERE: Museum’s Botanic Gardens Site

WHEN: All year round!

FREE ENTRY!

BABY BOUNCEBaby Bounce is a four week early literacy programme for 0-12 month old babies and their carers.

The programme introduces your baby to the rhythm and sound of language using songs, rhymes, books and music. You will also get to meet other carers with babies.

Sessions require one lap per baby so please invite extra helpers if you have twins or triplets.

CHILDREN & FAMILY.

WHERE: Wagga Wagga City Library

WHEN: Thursday 28 February and 7, 14, and 21 March. 10:15am - 11am

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL:69269700 or wcl@wagga.nsw.gov.au

FREE ENTRY!

STORYTIMECome along to your library and discover the wonderful world of literature with stories, rhymes, songs and craft for preschoolers, and every now and then maybe a guinea pig!

Sessions held weekly for 0-5 year olds (excluding school holidays)

Please join us - there’s no need to book, just come along!

WHERE: Wagga Wagga City Library

WHEN: Wednesdays and Fridays during the school term. 10am and 11am

FREE ENTRY!

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

yay! it’s that time again

BUBBLEWRAP & BOXESSet in the lost mailroom, a highly-strung mailroom dweller, intent on keeping his boxes in order is visited by a new arrival whose sense of adventure will leave you gasping for breath.

This little story about how to live bravely in a big world is told using acrobatics, clowning and a whole lot of cardboard boxes.

LIBRARY LEGOLANDIs there anything you can’t make with LEGO? Come to the library and find out what your imagination and hundreds of little coloured bricks can build. A castle with the tallest tower, the sweetest cottage with a beautiful garden, the most ferocious dragon or the cutest puppies, there will be prizes for the most imaginative creations in different age groups.

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

WHERE: Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre

WHEN: Friday 31 May 11am & 1pm

BOOKINGS:Tickets/Entry Tickets $15, Group 4+ $12, Subscribers $12

6926 9688 or civictheatre.com.au

WHERE: Wagga Wagga City Library

WHEN: Wednesday 17 April and Wednesday 24 AprilTimes: Ages 5-8: 10am -11:30am Ages 9+: 2pm - 3:30pm

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL:69269700 or wcl@wagga.nsw.gov.au

FREE ENTRY!

BLOGBUZZAre you a young person who is thinking about starting a blog or have you already started one? If so, this workshop is for you! It will teach you how to sharpen its concept, write better posts, come up with magnetic headlines, generate more ideas and much more.

This activity is for high school students.

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

WHERE: Wagga Wagga City Library

WHEN: Tuesday 23 April 2013

TIME: 2pm - 4pm

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL:69269700 or wcl@wagga.nsw.gov.au

FREE ENTRY!

STORYTELLING AT THE MUSEUMJoin us for a story and a singalong with local musician Geoff Simpson. Explore local Wiradjuri history down by the Wollundry Lagoon, followed by singing, dancing and special stories about some of the creatures who make their home close by.

WHERE: Museum’s Historic Council Chambers site

DATE: Wednesday 17 & Thursday 18 April. 10-11:30am

BOOKINGS: Bookings are essential, please phone 69 269 655 or email museum@wagga.nsw.gov.au

FREE ENTRY!

LECTURES & TALKS

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INTRODUCTION TO TEXT MESSAGINGDo you have a mobile phone you don’t know how to use? Come and join us in the library for an informal workshop on mobile phones. You will learn the very basics, including how to send a text message and how to make a phone call.

The session will include a general information presentation and each attendee will receive one on one attention during the course of the session, helping you to manage your particular phone model.

Tea & coffee will be provided.

TALKS & RESOURCES“ come and join us at the library to learn the very basics of your mobile phone including how to send a text message and how to make a phone call.”

WHERE: Community Learning Space Wagga Wagga City Library

WHEN: Tuesday 14 May 4pm - 5pm

ENTRY:$5

BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL: 6926 9700 or wcl@wagga.nsw.gov.au

EMBRACING E-READERSMore and more people are reading e-books and listening to e-audio books so the library will again run information sessions on the most popular e-readers. Bring your own e-reader along or find out which one might be right for you and how you can borrow e-books and e-audio books from our library catalogue.

REGIONAL MUSEUM DIRECTORYDiscover and explore the many community museums in the Riverina with your family or visitors. The Museum of the Riverina’s web directory provides information and maps on the main attractions. Go to the Museum of the Riverina’s website.

TALKS & RESOURCES

WHERE: Wagga Wagga City Library

WHEN: Monday 4 March 4pm

ENTRY: $5

BOOKINGS:6926 9700 or wcl@wagga.nsw.gov.au

GO TO: http://www.wagga.nsw.gov.au/museum/museum-outreach/regional-museum-directory.

REMINISCENCE BOXESThe Museum of the Riverina offers a free Reminiscence Box loan service for use in group work with seniors, by aged care activity officers and community groups. There are 6 themed boxes, each with items of significance to encourage reminiscence through touch, sight, sound and smell.

ACCESS TO FUNDINGSuccessfully obtaining funds for your museum or gallery requires knowledge and creativity. M&G NSW, in partnership with the Museum of the Riverina, presents Access to Funding. You can join speakers from federal and state organisations in a workshop delivering skills and specialist knowledge to make accessing funds a reality.

TALKS & RESOURCES

WHERE: Museum’s Botanic Gardens site

WHEN: Each box is available for a 2 week loan, subject to availability

TIME: Open Tues - Sun

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL:6925 2934 or museum@wagga.nsw.gov.au

WHERE: Museum’s Historic Council Chambers site

WHEN: Thursday 21 March, 9.30am – 4.00pm

COST: $75 full price / $50 concession / $120 x 3 volunteer run museum registrations

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL:Kate Major, M&G NSW 02 9580 1760 or www.mgnsw.org.au/sector_development/accesstofunding2013

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WAGGA WAGGA CITY LIBRARYWagga Wagga Civic Precinct Phone: (02) 6926 9700 Monday 11.00am - 7.00pm Tuesday to Friday 10.00am - 7.00pm Saturday 10.00am - 5.00pm Closed Sunday & Public Holidays

WAGGA WAGGA CIVIC THEATREWagga Wagga Civic Precinct Phone: (02) 6926 9688 Monday to Friday 10.00am - 5.30pm Saturday 10.00am - 12.30pm

WAGGA WAGGA ART GALLERYWagga Wagga Civic Precinct Phone: (02) 6926 9660 Closed Monday Tuesday to Saturday 10.00am - 5.00pm Sunday 12.00pm - 4.00pm

MUSEUM OF THE RIVERINAHistoric Council Chambers site Phone: (02) 6926 9655

Botanic Gardens site Phone: 02 6925 2934

Closed Monday Tuesday to Saturday 10.00am - 5.00pm Sunday 12.00pm - 4.00pm

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