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Oberon Tarana Heritage Railway Inc
🎭✨ Calling all young creatives aged 11-17! ✨🎭
Do you love stories, movement, or just trying something new? Join us at LINC for "Storytelling through Theatre and Movement" – a fun, hands-on program where you’ll explore drama, dance, and creative expression over two action-packed terms!
🎬 Learn improvisation, choreography, devising work, performance skills, and more. No experience needed – just bring your curiosity and energy!
🗓 When:
Round 1 – Tuesdays, May 6 to July 1
Round 2 – Tuesdays, July 22 to September 23
🕒 Time: 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
📍 Where: LINC, 1 Padley Street, Lithgow
Come make new friends, build your confidence, and discover your artistic voice!
📩 Spaces are limited – register now by emailing or calling (02) 6352 2077.
Let your story shine on stage! 🌟
Wildlife Wednesday! Not long ago we did a post on wildlife sightings at Jenolan, highlighting some of the species we didn't know visited or lived on the reserve until they were spotted here. One of our favourite 'newbies' is the Australasian Grebe (Tachybaptus novaeholliandiae), a tiny grebe that is often mistaken for a baby duck. Although it's a common, widespread species, we didn't have a record for it until this little grebe visited us, all decked out in its splendid breeding colours 😍.
Photographic records like these are important, helping us make the correct identification so that we can add these species to the list of animals and plants that use the reserve. Knowing what species we have is the first step towards their conservation, an important goal for Jenolan as a wildlife sanctuary 🥰
#jenolancaves #visitoberon #visitbluemountains #WildlifeWednesday
📷 Anne/Jenolan
We would like to wish everyone a happy and safe easter from the team at Lithgow Auto Wreckers.
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Are you a senior who is interested in learning how to write stories?
Lithgow City Council Libraries are holding a FREE six week writing workshop for seniors over 60 starting in May.
From idea to story and beyond!
We are all gatekeepers to a story, whether it be our experiences or our wild imagination! Perhaps it’s time to stop saying, ‘one day I’ll do that’ and do it. Learn how to write YOUR story.
This six-week course provides you with the fundamentals of writing a compelling story.
Week 1: Introduction to storytelling including genre, structure, process and coming up with an idea.
Week 2: Developing your setting using language techniques.
Week 3: Choosing a main character and how to make them real.
Week 4: Creating a compelling narrative to hook the reader.
Week 5: Resolving the story, or ‘how do I know where to end?’
Week 6: Bringing it together, sharing your story, and what’s next?
Each session includes a detailed introduction and examples, exercises to build your storytelling and writing muscles, and ample time for writing supported by an experienced writer and teacher.
There is no previous writing experience required, just bring along your love of writing, a will to learn and a pen and paper.
Facilitator: Tracie McMahon is a published writer and teacher, whose short stories have been shortlisted in local and national writing competitions. She is currently working on taking her historical fiction manuscript to publication, in between exercising her creative muscles with short stories and art. Her writing can be found online at www.themovingpen.com.au.
Transport can be provided but also needs to be pre-arranged.
The classes will be held on Tuesday mornings at Lithgow Library from 10am to 12pm.
The course is free but bookings are essential and can be made by calling the Lithgow Library on 63529100. (Note: our phones are currently not working so please leave a name and number on our voicemail and we will get back to you)
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Why I salute comedy. In this world of PC and woke (some of which I agree with, some of which I don't) The second you enter a comedy room all that flies out the window. no censorship, no rules. You enter a world of freedom where you might be challenged, shake your head, gasp and go through a range of emotions and reactions. The objective of course is that laughter prevails. I love seeing people laugh, it's good for your health i believe its the most challenging and demanding of all the performance arts (apart from maybe putting your head in a lions mouth). We all need a laugh! Tomorrow night at The Workies. Buy tickets on the night or online lithgowcomedyfestival.com.au/ ... See MoreSee Less
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"ONE WEEK TO GO! If you live in Sydney and need to get away, we have the laughs for you at the other end! "ONE WEEK TO GO! If you live in Sydney and need to get away, we have the laughs for you at the other end! We have two daytime shows (Sat 2-4pm and Sun 12-2pm) and our Sat night show 7.30pm. just 2hrs from Sydney. But buy tickets first! lithgowcomedyfestival.com.au/ ... See MoreSee Less
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LITHGOW COMEDY FESTIVAL – 29th, 30th March 2025 Artists at Lithgow Comedy Festival 25 All1. WENVOE - Saturday2. WORKIES Saturday20253. WENVOE- Sunday Gary EckGary has performed all around the world ...Comment on Facebook
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"The last weekend of the summer school holidays is almost here☀️
Steam, picnic and play whilst you soak up the sights, smells and scenery of Australia’s historic rail adventure – just 15 minutes from the Blue Mountains.
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