Art and creativity was at the heart of Panboola wetlands Saturday 13 April 2019. The Pambula Wetlands and Heritage Project, in collaboration with the Lonely Arts Club Pambula, organised Ephemeral – a one day festival – to celebrate the landscape of Panboola and the creativity it inspires.

The community came between 9am-2pm and wander the grounds of the wetlands and enjoy in-situ temporary sculptures, installations of art, craft demonstrations, acoustic music, and creative workshops.

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This project is supported by Create NSW’s Country Arts Support Program, a devolved funding program administered by Regional Arts NSW and South East Arts on behalf of the NSW Government. The Regional Arts Fund is an Australian Government initiative that supports sustainable cultural development in regional, remote and very remote Australia. This project was made possible by the Australian Government's Regional Arts Fund, provided through Regional Arts Australia and in NSW through Regional Arts NSW.  

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For festival enquiries phone Michelle - Project Coordinator, Pambula Wetlands and Heritage Project - 0400341282

   art

music

Latvian Independence Day

unplugged & roaming free

9am-2pm

Annie Bryant

Music Circle for Children

10.30am - free

workshops

Shona Wilson

Ephemeral Art

Masterclass

Gabbie Stroud

Youth Literature

Masterclass

Spoonsmith

Jeff Donne

Wood carving workshops 

Lorna Crane

Mark making with Nature workshops 

Hilary Peterson

Postcards from Panboola 

  demonstrations

Wyndham Basketeers

Merimbula and District Art Group

dance

fLiNG Physical Theatre

Eco-motion

community dance session

free

11am

  food

Sapphire Eats

Woodfire pizzas

and

pre-ordered Grazing boxes

More than Beans Coffee

Julie Krone

Panboola

Tea-Towels