Inspired by the real life stories shared by homeless young people across NSW plus a special collection of stories from Margaret River locals who have experienced homelessness.
An epic story of displacement, loss and adapting to different worlds. Chloe and Hassan are under suspicion for stealing money while feeding the class Axolotl. Sent outside to work out who’s responsible, the unlikely pair find they have something in common. Each of them has been forced by their parents to leave their respective homes...
2020 was ravaged by bushfires and a worldwide pandemic, and 2021 continues to take its toll on both our mental and emotional health. Join Hugh Mackay for this exclusive online fundraising event as we delve into his glorious and groundbreaking book, The Kindness Revolution and ask the questions, What really matters to me? Am I living the kind of...
Join New York Times bestselling author Natasha Lester and Arts Margaret River for this exclusive real-world book event to launch her new masterpiece of historical fiction, The Riviera House.
The Art of Collaboration, professional development for artists that will explore the multi-artform collaborative process to be used in this large-scale distributed project.
Discussion and information session for Distributed 15 plus taster dance workshops.
‘A Taste of Ireland―The Irish Music & Dance Sensation’ returns with a performance that is‘Celtic―for this decade’. Laugh, cry and jig into the night with a show that has entertainedthousands.Hot off its premiere New York City run in 2020 and with over 120 shows in 2019 acrossAustralia and New Zealand, ‘A Taste of Ireland’ finally...
Suitable for beginner and advanced sewers, community members will be guided in a workshop to create a single bird made from their own donated piece of clothing. The finished bird can be kept by the maker. Participants will also have the opportunity to record their own story which can be submitted back to Co3 to...
Delivered by Co3’s professional teaching artists, open to all interested ages and suitable for beginners (recommended age 12+). Maximum of 30 people.
Screening of Raewyn Hill’s ARCHIVES OF HUMANITY featuring an inter-generational cast of 21 dancers plus a remarkable set of over 1500 fabric birds hand-made by members of our WA community using their own recycled clothing.