Includes: cultural setting and context (part one)|Biographical notes (part two)|Index by art form Charts cultural heritage of Boroondara since Australia's Federation in 1901. Reviews and record the past cultural achievements of Boroondara's local people from 1880s to 1920s.Charts cultural heritage of Boroondara since Australia's Federation in 1901. Reviews and record the past cultural achievements of Boroondara's local people from 1880s to 1920s.boroondara history, artists - boroondara, cultural events and activities, events and activities, entertainers - boroondara, authors- boroondara, people associated with culture, palace theatre, zelman family, (mr) garnet walch, (mr) robert sparrow smythe, (ms) dorothy roxburgh, (mr) walter murdoch, (mr) percival (percy) lindsay, j. w lindt, (mr) john longstaff, (mr) george marshall-hall, montgomery family, (mr) max meldrum, (mr) frederick mccubbin

Slovenians organised many cultural evenings for the members and wider Slovenian community in Melbourne in 1958The values and pride - being a SlovenianPhoto depicting the participants and organisers of the Slovenian Cultural Evening in 1958 with the musicianslovenian cultural evening, participants, organisers, musician

BookStudy commissioned by Arts Queensland and the Australia Council in 1994 to address the lack of published information on women's involvement in the arts.regionalism, cultural industraies, equity, professional recognition, indigenous women, multiculturalism

Slovenians enjoyed cultural items and performances by the drama group. The Slovenian drama group was formed in 1957 with the director Srečko Košir. They performed at the Kensington Town Hall on November 22nd 1957 at 8pm. The program was of 3 hours duration. The play was entitled Županova Micka - The Mayer's Mary.Hand illustrated newsletter typed on an old typewriter owned by the Slovenian Club MelbourneA newsletter to the Slovenian Club members inviting them to the First Slovenian Cultural Evening with the performance of the Slovenian Drama group in 1957Names of actors and the director clearly presented

Research Report on Fairview, Cluny, held in the KHS Reference Files. Research report, prepared by Allan Willingham for Carey Baptist Grammar School in 2006, into Cluny (formerly Fairview) 34 Wrixon Street, Kew 3101. The cultural and architectural history and assessment of cultural heritage includes a summary of the building's current heritage status, a history of the property, biographical portraits of the principal owners, an architectural history, an assessment of its cultural heritage significance, a statement of conservation policy and appendices.fairview -- wrixon avenue -- kew (vic.)

Bookletnon-fictionThis policy is intended to guide activities at the local and national level in protecting our movable cultural heritage.

Soft covered booknon-fictionThis guide it to help small museums and historical societies in assessing the significance of their documents and objects in their collection.

Black and white photograph of a pretend orchestra performing at the Cultural evening in late 50scultural evening, orchestra

Brimbank City Council Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Strategy Background Documentcity of brimbank, aborgine, aboriginal, first nation

In 2008/2009, the Sunshine and District History Society initiated a project to oversee the cataloguing of items into the 'Inmagic DB Textworks' computer program. The consultants, Cultural Connotation were engaged to produce a workflow that would suit the Sunshine and District History Society for cataloguing future items, including cataloguing priorities, room layouts, storage requirements, etc.Collection Documentation Project Planning schedule for the current phase of the Sunshine And District Historical Society collection documentation project Prepared for Mr. F. Ford, Sunshine And District Historical Society Date 24th September 2009 Authors Kimberley Meagher and Annette Welkamp, Cultural Connotationscataloguing

Slovenian Club Melbourne Cultural program with many participants dressed in the national costumes, Slovenian music band and poetry recitalsslovenian association melbourne, cultural program

Slovenian waited a long time to have the opportunity to purchase a building for their Slovenski Dom. Many hours of asking, collecting donations, organising fundraising paid off, and they could not be more proud of their achievement.A very important dayLadies singing at the cultural program celebrating the opening of the Slovenski Dom in Carlton in 1960. The performers were dressed in Slovenian national costumesThe opening of the Slovenian centre in Carlton 1960slovenski dom opening, slovenian centre in carlton, slovenian songs, slovenian national costumes

Soft covered bookletnon-fictionThe aim of this book is for historical societies to discuss and actively explore the collection of present-day material within their society.

Programme booklet - Official Opening of The Ringwood Cultural Centre by His Excellency, The Honourable Sir Henry Winneke, K.C.M.G., K.C.V.O., O.B.E., Q.C. Governor of Victoria - Saturday 19th April 1980. Includes Ringwood Arts Festival week of entertainment to be presented in the Ringwood Cultural Centre Karralika Theatre, Saturday 19th April 1980 to Sunday 27th April 1980.Mayor's Welcome Message - Cr. P. Gotlib. Sculpture: "Cassini" - Created by sculptor Charles O. Perry of Norwalk, Connecticutt, U.S.A.rinx

Performance by the Drama GroupInvitation to the Cultural performance on Boxing Day in 1960, organised by the Slovenian Club Melbourne. The venue: St Brigid's Hall, 378 Nicholson Street, North Fitzroy, Melbourne.Hand drawn symbolic presentationinvitation, cultural performance

Parent Record for Archive collection of photographs, documents, minutes etc relating to the Karralyka Centre and Theatre, Cnr Wilson and Mines Roads, Ringwood East. It was orginally called the Ringwood Cultural Centre.

Newspaper clipping explaining Ringwood Council's plan to offer regular non-commercial local organisations cut price deals for regular events in the function rooms or theatre. The Cultural Centre was to be fully operational in a month's timeCr Lawrie Lawrenson proposed that there be only one concessional event per year per organisation, whereas Cr Gerald Smart proposed that such organisations should pay concessional rates for all their functions and events. Cr Smart's amendment for unlimited cut rates was unsupported.