Join Rashida Murphy for this intimate discussion exploring the themes of identity, heritage, history and the growing pains of the migrant experience that form her latest book, ‘The Bonesetter’s Fee and Other Stories’. Rashida’s characters remake lives in shifting terrain where sometimes it is barely possible to speak, let alone be heard and echo unspoken, misremembered and intentionally forgotten events, that ripple across time and place. Presented by Ana Brawls
Rashida Murphy will be in conversation with Ana Brawls at the Margaret River Library
This is a FREE event hosted by Shire of Augusta Margaret River for the Margaret River Readers and Writers Festival. Space is limited so please register on the Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival Website
Write a poem. Write a song. Write a book. Find your rhythm and step to your own beat. Like music, language has resonance – a quality captured by words that makes writing meaningful and important. Join award-winning author and percussionist Mark Greenwood for a masterclass on imaginative storytelling. Hone your creative skills and discover the beating heART of your story.
This Margaret River Readers and Writers Festival event is hosted by Shire of Augusta Margaret River Libraries. This is a FREE event but places are limited.
This Lego Club session runs for one hour and is best suited to children 3 years and over with new challenges for kids to take on with Lego.
Augusta Lego Club also has craft activities suitable for all ages.
Free event, although bookings are essential as spaces are limited. Please only book a place in one Lego Club to ensure all kids get a chance to take part.
Children must be accompanied by an adult for each session.
This Lego Club session runs for one hour and is best suited to children 3 years and over with new challenges for kids to take on with Lego.
Augusta Lego Club also has craft activities suitable for all ages.
Free event, although bookings are essential as spaces are limited. Please only book a place in one Lego Club to ensure all kids get a chance to take part.
Children must be accompanied by an adult for each session.
This Lego Club session runs for one hour and is best suited to children 5 years and over with new challenges for kids to take on with Lego.
Free event, although bookings are essential as spaces are limited. Please only book a place in one Lego Club to ensure all kids get a chance to take part.
Children must be accompanied by an adult for each session.
This Lego Club session runs for one hour and is best suited to children 5 years and over with new challenges for kids to take on with Lego.
Free event, although bookings are essential as spaces are limited. Please only book a place in one Lego Club to ensure all kids get a chance to take part.
Children must be accompanied by an adult for each session.
This Lego Club session runs for one hour and is best suited to children 5 years and over with new challenges for kids to take on with Lego.
Free event, although bookings are essential as spaces are limited. Please only book a place in one Lego Club to ensure all kids get a chance to take part.
Children must be accompanied by an adult for each session.
This Lego Club session runs for one hour and is best suited to children 5 years and over with new challenges for kids to take on with Lego.
Free event, although bookings are essential as spaces are limited. Please only book a place in one Lego Club to ensure all kids get a chance to take part.
Children must be accompanied by an adult for each session.
RSVP by March 9th to the artist email: rona.mirtle@gmail.com
Rona has always been intrigued by insects and the phenomenal part they play in our existence. She is conscious of the materials she chooses to work with and the impact they may have on these small creatures both in the manufacturing, creative and disposal processes. Rona’s love of working with textiles, printmaking and encaustic painting come together in this exhibition to celebrate these tiny creatures and their habitat. This body of work encompasses framed ‘slow-stitch’ mixed media textiles and wax encaustic mixed media on board. The Cocoon Gallery smells wonderful. All artworks are for sale through the artist.
The Cocoon Gallery for emerging artists is in the entrance to the Margaret River Library and is easily accessible during library hours. On display 2 March – 30 April 2022
Mark Greenwood workshop in Augusta
