An exhibition inspired by the architecture, landscape, real and imagined personalities, history and heritage of the Woodford Academy - the Blue Mountains oldest building.
Curated by Susan Cochrane, the exhibition will feature works by ten select Blue Mountains Artist’s Network (BMAN) artists displayed throughout the historic buildings and grounds.
Turn off the Great Western highway into Woodford Ave, then first left into Vale Rd. On street parking is available on Vale Rd.
Saturday 20 May 10am-4pm
Western Australia’s first convict-built public building, the Commissariat, was extensively restored in 1979 to house the WA Museum’s Shipwreck Galleries
School groups can go on a fun Adventure in Archaeology to explore the past through artefacts and bio-facts. Piece together clues through hands-on and
Canning seen through the eye of a camera over the past century and more.
On Saturday 21 April 2018 the Woodford Academy Management Committee will host an Early Harvest Festival in the grounds of the Blue Mountains Oldest
‘Correspondence : The Woodford Files 1940-50’ is a research based art project by Vivienne Dadour.
To complement the 'Felines and Females' exhibition, author Meg Stewart will share her memories of Norman Lindsay's special studio cats that lived at the
A brief insight into ‘The Friends of Katoomba Falls Creek Valley’ and their efforts to protect a special place.