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Garden Grooves
Garden Grooves is set to rock the Formal Garden at the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, Mount Tomah on Saturday 24 March!
The Formal Garden will again host the annual Garden Grooves concert as part of the Sydney Morning Herald Autumn of the Arts festival. This festival is a celebration of the connection between nature and the arts and this year we are thrilled to announce a program of events to match the splendour of the garden…headlined by acclaimed Aussie band FourPlay.
FourPlay is an electric string quartet renowned for their energetic and powerful performances that blur the boundaries between genres.
Natural Disaster
Following storms that crossed parts of Western Sydney Hawkesbury Council made application for a Natural Disaster Declaration to public infrastructure in a number of areas caused by the storms and subsequent flooding.
The Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Michael Gallacher, announced the Natural Disaster Declaration for the Hawkesbury and Penrith local government areas as a result of the storms.
The Declaration by the Minister means Council will receive financial assistance to meet the costs that will be incurred to repair the damage to public infrastructure caused by these storms.
Man Suffers Fractured Skull
A man is in a critical condition following an incident at a home in the Blue Mountains.
Police and paramedics were called to the house on the Great Western Highway at Leura after reports an altercation had occurred.
They found a 44-year-old man with a head wound at the scene and he was taken to Nepean Hospital. He remains in a critical but stable condition.
Police from Blue Mountains Local Area Command established a crime scene and spoke with the 37-year-old occupant of the home.
Officers will allege the injured man was struck on the head with a rubber mallet while attempting to force his way inside the home.
The two people involved are known to each other and it is believed the incident started over a small debt.
Investigations into the incident continuing and at this stage no charges have been laid.
Cultural Centre
With the eagerly anticipated launch of the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre planned for October of next year, the focus is now on developing the cultural program and the appointment of permanent staff for the Cultural Centre team.
While construction is proceeding at a pace, inclement weather not withstanding, the new Cultural Centre Director, Paul Brinkman, is making great progress with planning the first program of activities for the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre.
A recent development is the opening of the Blue Mountains Cultural
Centre Program office underneath the Katoomba Library at Shop 2,
Katoomba Civic Centre Arcade, conveniently located on Katoomba Street and close to the construction site.
The new office provides the opportunity for the public to view the development plans, building model and proposed program of activities in the lead up to the grand opening. |
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