Watch snippets from the POW WOW Arts & Disability discussion panel.
Guest facilitator Cheryle Yin-Lo (Cultural Connexions).
Jenny Bisset
Claudia Chidiac
Louise McCormack
ACCESSIBLE ARTS NSW
Watch snippets from the POW WOW Arts & Disability discussion panel.
Guest facilitator Cheryle Yin-Lo (Cultural Connexions).
Jenny Bisset
Claudia Chidiac
Louise McCormack
Inclusive creative program know-how.
Accessible Arts presents an arts & disability forum in Western Sydney. Come hear a morning of dynamic presentations and engage in a lively panel discussion with key members from the Western Sydney arts, disability & local council sectors. A fantastic cross-sector learning experience, the forum will be of interest to artists, arts workers, disability service providers, arts organisations, and local councils interested in accessible and inclusive arts programs and practices.
Speakers include Louise McCormack (The Spastic Centre), Kate Baker (Australia Council for the Arts), Jenny Bisset (Manager of Arts & Cultural Development, Blacktown City Council), Naomi McCarthy (Penrith Regional Gallery), Claudia Chidiac (Powerhouse Youth Theatre), and Steve Lee (Bankstown Day Options). Guest facilitator Cheryle Yin-Lo (Cultural Connexions).
WHERE: Raffterty’s Theatre, Parramatta Riverside Theatre,
Corner Church & Market Streets, Parramatta.
WHEN: Wednesday 15th October
TIME: 9:30am – 1:30pm
COST: FREE. Lunch Provided.
ACCESS INFO:
Wheelchair accessible. Accessible toilet. Visit www.riversideparramatta.com.au for information on how to get Parramatta Riverside.
CONTACT: Bookings are essential. RSVP by 7 October to Jennifer Teo, Strategic Initiatives Co-ordinator, tel: 9251 6499 (ext 7) Tues/Wed or email jteo@aarts.net.au.
POW WOW is taking place as part of Bakehouse 13 - 17 October, an inclusive arts festival presented by sliced bread attraction. Full festival program available at www.slicedbreadattraction.org.au/bakehouse.

We received a lot more applications for the Apprenticeship Training Program than there were spots. The lucky 13 participants arrived on Tuesday 16th October to Parramatta Riverside Theatre to begin their training on how to be a crew member for theatre, productions and events. Don Jones a highly experienced industry professional from Julius Media is trainer for the course and is keen to see how the participants will develop their skills in lighting, sound and multimedia set up and operation over the 30 weeks of the course. Stay tuned for further updates as this unique course unfolds!
