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Blue Mountains Live | The Professor chats with Katrina Noorbergen and Louise Hales about the Propel Projects Blue Mountains Live | Gig and Event Guide on Radio Blue Mountains 89.1FM
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On Thursday 23rd of June, the Professor chatted with Katrina Noorbergen (BMCC) and Louise Hales (BMT&CH) about the new Propel Projects, an initiative of the Blue Mountains City Council's Cultural Development department. He also played some great tunes from the bands performing that weekend.
Blue Mountains City of the Arts presents a new project aimed at helping emerging performance artists in the Blue Mountains!
A new arts residency PROPEL PROJECTS has been launched for emerging performing artists residing and developing their practice in the Blue Mountains! With four placements available, each Resident will be offered access to professional space to create, rehearse and perform as well as connect with a team of mentors and additional support to help them hone their craft and propel their art practice to the next level.
Coordinated by the Blue Mountains City Council’s Cultural Development department in partnership with the Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub, and with generous support from the City of the Arts Trust and MTNS MADE, Propel Projects Emerging Performers Residency (PROPEL) is an initiative created to help support and restimulate performing arts in the region.
To find out more visit bmcc.nsw.gov.au/opportunities.
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On Thursday 23rd of June, the Professor chatted with Katrina Noorbergen (BMCC) and Louise Hales (BMT&CH) about the new Propel Projects, an initiative of the Blue Mountains City Council's Cultural Development department. He also played some great tunes from the bands performing that weekend.
Blue Mountains City of the Arts presents a new project aimed at helping emerging performance artists in the Blue Mountains!
A new arts residency PROPEL PROJECTS has been launched for emerging performing artists residing and developing their practice in the Blue Mountains! With four placements available, each Resident will be offered access to professional space to create, rehearse and perform as well as connect with a team of mentors and additional support to help them hone their craft and propel their art practice to the next level.
Coordinated by the Blue Mountains City Council’s Cultural Development department in partnership with the Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub, and with generous support from the City of the Arts Trust and MTNS MADE, Propel Projects Emerging Performers Residency (PROPEL) is an initiative created to help support and restimulate performing arts in the region.
To find out more visit bmcc.nsw.gov.au/opportunities.
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bluemountainslive/message
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