Centre for Rural Communities has been successful with funding from Grace Marion Wilson Trust through Writers Victoria to bring Lynne Kelly back to East Gippsland to talk about her new book The Memory Craft. Listen to Lynne talk on Conversations with Richard Fidler and a workshop on memory techniques at Stories of influence 18th – […]
Stories of influence@Lake Tyers is now affiliated with Melbourne City of Literature Regional Presenters Network
April 2005 – The dream of having a Centre where rural communities are the primary focus of activity, and where resourcing, research and learning bought together interested people from regional educational institutions across Gippsland in Victoria came to fruition as the Centre for Rural Communities Inc. at Monash University Churchill Campus in 1995. The teapot […]
Spring/Summer 2004 MONASH Magazine, Page 26, Community – Robyn Anns reports. As head of the Centre for Rural Communities’ at Monash’s Gippsland campus, Dr Helen Sheil is a passionate advocate for the local area, its people and their potential. She believes the work of the centre is helping rural communities establish their place in a […]
One off performance by Jan ‘Yarn’ Wositzky. Thursday 11th April, 2019. 7.30 at Lake Tyers Beach Hall. 1 Mill Point Rd. Toorloo Arm. Trybooking.com/BBVIQ $20 + $10 funds to be used locally in recognition of acknowledging past in our patch.
October 18th – 20th, 2019 @Lake Tyers Beach Hall. Presenters so far – Lynne Kelly of The Memory Code is returning with a new book The Memory Craft. Harry Saddler author of The Eastern Curlew – tracking these amazing migratory birds. Watch this space for more…..
‘Stories of influence fosters storytelling in multiple forms, weaving over three days and two nights into an overall message of country and community whose aim might be as large or as small as asking us to create new ways of being as Australians’. It can be challenging to organise and market an event of unknown […]
More information about dates and program details will be available shortly.
Uncle Herb Patten It takes many years of practice to play the leaf well, and Herb first learned to play as a small boy after watching his great uncle Lindsay Thomas blowing leaves in the bush at Newmerella, via Orbost, Victoria. Lindsay had been a member of the Lake Tyers Gumleaf Band. Herb, an artist […]
Waltz for Wairewa A performance created from “Stories from Wairewa” conveying details of everyday life in a small, isolated rural community in its early days in the 1900s. The sources of material are the spoken word from residents in the valley, un-published family documents, and a limited use of the Public Records Of Victoria (PROV). […]