Sharing culture

By Michael Bushell
November 17 2014 - 4:53pm
Discussing culture at the inaugural Rural Arts and Cultural Symposium on Sunday were (l-r) Mitchell Conservatorium of Music executive director Graham Sattler, Forbes Shire Council’s Richard Morgan, Kalari-Lachlan River Arts Festival president Margot Jolly, local artist Melody Ruhrmund, Arts Out West executive officer Tracey Callinan, Weddin Shire Council’s Carly Brown, Forbes Shire Council’s Brian Steffen and symposium convenor Merrill Findlay. 1114symposium (3)
Discussing culture at the inaugural Rural Arts and Cultural Symposium on Sunday were (l-r) Mitchell Conservatorium of Music executive director Graham Sattler, Forbes Shire Council’s Richard Morgan, Kalari-Lachlan River Arts Festival president Margot Jolly, local artist Melody Ruhrmund, Arts Out West executive officer Tracey Callinan, Weddin Shire Council’s Carly Brown, Forbes Shire Council’s Brian Steffen and symposium convenor Merrill Findlay. 1114symposium (3)

Cultural events have the potential to be ‘transformative’, says Merrill Findlay, the co-organiser of last weekend’s Rural Arts and Cultural Symposium.

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