Art workshops coming up at Long Jetty

Learn the versatility of acrylic painting in a workshop to be held later this month by Tuggerah Lakes Art Society.

Acrylics – Painting with a Twist will be led by Peter K Mottershead to demonstrate the pros and cons of this fastdrying medium and gain insight into its unique characteristics.

From layering and blending to special techniques like reverse tonal work, this workshop promises to be a fun learning experience where participants will develop images, understand the relationships of tone, contrast and colour to bring their works of art to life.

event to a Teen Dance Party.

Administrator Rik Hart said the holiday program demonstrates the quality of Council’s community offerings which contribute to the high level of liveability on the Coast, support families and foster creativity and community connectiveness.

See full details of what’s on offer at centralcoast.nsw.gov. au/schoolholidays.

Source: Central Coast Council collaboration, learning excellence and connectivity between the two international disciplines of dance for Australia, Senegal, France and beyond.

“Dance and movement represent and connect all forms of techniques, cultures, disciplines, and practices,” Walker said.

“We look forward to continuing the conversation of creative exchange with Germain and Carole to further enhance skills development, career pathways and networks for dance students and graduates internationally.”

Source: Media release, Mar 22 NAISDA Dance College artist Ann-Marie is suitable for both beginners to advanced artists – no previous experience required.

All workshops are held in the CWA Hall, 1 Pacific St, Long Jetty.

Acrylics – Painting with a Twist will be on Saturday, April 29, from 9.30am-3.30pm.

Scribble and Pastel will be on Saturday, May 27, from 10am to 4pm.

For bookings phone 4333 8387 or online at workshop@ tlas.org.au

Sue Murray

The Young Authentic and Social (YASS) program has the coming school holidays covered with three free events to be held across the region.

The award-winning arts and culture program for 12-24-yearold marginalised youth on the Central Coast hosts regular social groups, creative workshops and celebrations.

Kicking off the school holiday fun on April 13 at GNL Wyong (Gudjagang Ngara li-dhi Aboriginal Corporation) will be a Street Dance Workshop with legendary dance collective The Pioneers visiting the Central Coast for one day only.

The workshop is open to all