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Surat area
Surat Arts
‘I Am’ Exhibition opens at Surat on
Balonne Gallery
Surat State School students were very proud
to open their exhibition ‘I Am’ at Surat on
Balonne Gallery in November.
The opening took place at 3:30pm on Friday
November 29 with the School’s P&C kindly
serving a delicious afternoon tea.
The Exhibition is all about the children
exploring who they are as children and young
adults and how their
community has helped to
shape them.
The children have expressed
themselves in a broad range
of mediums for this exhibition
including works on paper, self
portraits, lino prints and
sculptures.
Don’t miss out on supporting
these budding local artists,
the exhibition will be open
until January 19, 2020.
In Focus Photography
Competition 2020
The In Focus Photography
Competition will be back in
March 2020, with entries closing on March 13
and the official opening on March 28.
This year’s sections include rocks, cloud
study, night scene - out of doors, open
subject, junior digital section - all creatures
great and small (taken on phone or tablet) and
digital section - festivals.
For more information or an entry form please
email [email protected].
January IN Surat area
All month - School Holiday Program (see
poster)
06 Surat Aboriginal Corporation Office
opens again
21 Let’s Dance @ Surat Shire Hall
+EVERY Wednesday Surat After School
Sport & Social Sports
+EVERY Wednesday SAC Walking Club
+EVERY Thursday Barefoot Bowls +EVERY
1st Sunday Family Worship +EVERY 2nd
SURAT BOWLS CLUB
Barefoot Bowls
Every Thursday Night Names in 6:30pm
ph 4626 5169 Play 7pm - All Welcome
Surat State School students with teacher Mrs Linklater at the opening
of their Gallery exhibition, I Am.
Surat on Balonne Gallery The Deadly Walking
Surat State School students present Club
Every Thursday afternoon, Matt the Safety and Wellbeing Officer
from Surat Aboriginal Corporation along with community members
would gather for the Deadly Walking Club at the Riverwalk. The
Deadly Walking Club gives community members an opportunity to
get active while also engaging with other community members. The
Deadly Walking Club had an average attendance of 16 community
members each week for all age groups. The Deadly Walking Club is
open to all community members and due to its success, The Deadly
Walking Club will return for 2020. Hope to see you there.
An exhibition that explores who we are as children and young adults and how our
community has helped to shape us.
Featuring works on paper, self portraits, lino prints & sculptures.
Please join us for the opening of this exhibition
3.30pm | Friday, 29 November 2019
P&C afternoon tea will be served
EXHIBITION ON DISPLAY | Saturday, 30 November to Sunday, 19 January 2020
Surat on Balonne Gallery, Cobb & Co Changing Station | 62 Burrowes Street, PO Box 60, SURAT Q 4417
P 4626 5136 | F 4626 5256 | E [email protected]
OPEN | Mon-Fri 9am to 4.30pm | Sat-Sun 10am to 4pm
www.facebook.com/surat.on.balonne | www.suratonbalonnegallery.webs.com
For more information, please contact Council on
1300 007 662 or visit www.maranoa.qld.gov.au.
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