Stories on the hill @ Nowa Nowa Hall

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Stories on the hill @ Nowa Nowa Hall

Nowa Nowa Hall Saturday 22 October, 2016

2.00 p.m.  till 10.00 p.m.   SUPPER PROVIDED

connecting stories – come to one or both

an afternoon and evening of old stories with new insights

Afternoon Session – 2.00 – 5.00pm

2.00 – Welcome – Wayne Thorpe – Cultural educator and dancer

Graham Sheil’s particular interest is mythical stories within a contemporary setting. Graham has had more than 100 short stories and plays published many in Pascoe Publishing.

3.00 – Bruce Pascoe – East Gippsland author will talk about his writing and game changing journey that led to his award winning book Dark Emu. He will also discuss his new book – Mrs Whitlam – a children’s story of a beautiful  Clydesdale.

Afternoon Tea and conversation.

Evening Session – 7.00 – 10.00 pm

7.00  Jan Wositzky – presents his breezy and brilliant piece of troubadour theatre The Go Between – a retelling of William Murrungurk Buckley – the white man who went black and came back.

9.30 – Supper and conversation – what these stories mean today

Tickets available at Trybooking https://www.trybooking.com/MQTRT

or Just Books: Lakes Entrance/Bairnsdale

Tickets – Afternoon session – $10.00 (under 12 free)         Evening session – $20.00 (under 12 free)

Both Sessions – $25.00  come to one or both connecting stories

info@ruralcommunities.com.au or 5155 7218

Dinner options – Book at Mingling Waters (5155 7247) or cook at Nowa Nowa Camp Park

Accommodation – book at  NN C’ Park www.nowanowa.com

or Mingling Waters C’ Park www.minglingwaters.com

Presented by The Centre for Rural Communities Inc. with East Gippsland Network of Neighbourhood Houses

Supported by Gippsland Writers; Just Books;Lakes Entrance and Bairnsdale, Nowa Nowa Camping & Caravan Park. OTHER SUPPORTERS WELCOME 5155 7218 (Contact Helen Sheil or Neil Smith)

www.janwositzky.com.au

http://www.abc.net.au/local/stories/2016/02/01/4397892.htm (audio Bruce Pascoe)

Further information via Stories on the Hill facebook page

March 23, 2019