‘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’.
Centre for Rural Communities has been successful with funding from Grace Marion Wilson Trust through...
Stories of influence@Lake Tyers is now affiliated with Melbourne City of Literature Regional Present...
One off performance by Jan ‘Yarn’ Wositzky. Thursday 11th April, 2019. 7.30 at Lake Tyer...
October 18th – 20th, 2019 @Lake Tyers Beach Hall. Presenters so far – Lynne Kelly of The...
In my annual visit to Edinburgh one of my favourite outings is taking my grandson to the John Knox, Story telling Centre. To the children’s storytelling sessions that often include music and making things. Ideas shape the way we see the world and our place in it. So I love the way story-telling is a […]
Focus on Lake Tyers and lives lived in the landscape
Hidden histories is the theme of this year’s Stories on the hill @nowa nowa hall. Mid-day 21st October to mid-day 22nd October, 2017. Histories stored in letters, diaries, oral histories or silently in hearts and memories. This is our third year creating a forum for writers and performers keen to both share their work and […]
Old stories known only to a few were shared on Saturday, October 22nd by Wayne Thorpe, Bruce Pascoe, Graham Sheil and in the evening by Jan Wositzky –leading to new insights as their contribution to Stories on the hill @ Nowa Nowa Hall. Hosted by Centre for Rural Communities and East Gippsland Network of Neighbourhood […]