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NEWS & EVENTS
NEWS & EVENTS
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2006 DATES - Fees $50.00 per term
Term 1: 10 weeks (Tuesday 27 January to Thursday 2 April)
Term 2: 10 weeks (Monday 20 April to Friday 26 June)
Term 3: 10 weeks (Monday 13 July to Friday 18 September)
Term 4: 10 weeks (Monday 5 October to Friday 18 December)
Micro-wave Melters (Monday PM)
Bellawein Mosaics and Mixed Medium (Wednesday PM)
Whistle Stop Lane Mosaics (Friday PM)
Copper Foiling (Thursday PM)
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR CHRISTMAS MARKET RAFFLE
First Prize - Annie McDonald.
Second Prize - Marion
Third Prize - Fulvia L.
STAY IN TOUCH
STAY IN TOUCH
Festival of Glass Inc. Mission
Advancing and promoting glass art to diverse audiences through displays, creation of public art to celebrate diverse cultures, demonstrations, awards, classes - especially for the Bellarine Peninsula, Victoria, Australia.
Advancing and promoting glass art to diverse audiences through displays, creation of public art to celebrate diverse cultures, demonstrations, awards, classes - especially for the Bellarine Peninsula, Victoria, Australia.
Tribute to Uncle David Tournier
The Festival of Glass committee acknowledges the passing of Aboriginal elder Uncle David Tournier in January 2017 and offers its condolences to his family and friends and to the Wathaurong community. Uncle David was a quiet treasure and his passing is a great loss. He was known and respected across the region for reviving, conserving and teaching the Wathaurong people’s traditional knowledge and skills.Uncle David supported the Festival of Glass since it started in 2011 and his "Welcome to Country" was a highlight of each Festival Expo's Opening Ceremony. He was also a 'cultural advisor' to the "Welcome to Drysdale" mural - a Festival of Glass project – and gave a "Welcome to Country" at the mural’s unveiling in September 2016.
The Festival of Glass committee acknowledges the passing of Aboriginal elder Uncle David Tournier in January 2017 and offers its condolences to his family and friends and to the Wathaurong community. Uncle David was a quiet treasure and his passing is a great loss. He was known and respected across the region for reviving, conserving and teaching the Wathaurong people’s traditional knowledge and skills.Uncle David supported the Festival of Glass since it started in 2011 and his "Welcome to Country" was a highlight of each Festival Expo's Opening Ceremony. He was also a 'cultural advisor' to the "Welcome to Drysdale" mural - a Festival of Glass project – and gave a "Welcome to Country" at the mural’s unveiling in September 2016.
Acknowledgement of Country
As we begin the 2021 Festival of Glass we acknowledge the Wathaurong Traditional Custodians of the land on which the Drysdale Festival of Glass is held and we pay our respects to Elders past and present and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People who are part of the local community today.
(Photo above Acknowledgement Panel in the Drysdale Arcade Mosaics)
As we begin the 2021 Festival of Glass we acknowledge the Wathaurong Traditional Custodians of the land on which the Drysdale Festival of Glass is held and we pay our respects to Elders past and present and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People who are part of the local community today.
(Photo above Acknowledgement Panel in the Drysdale Arcade Mosaics)
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