The latest has given 12 locals the opportunity to weave their magic at a weaving workshop.
The evening was hosted by local artist Kerri Weymouth.
The evening was sponsored by Murrumbidgee Council through NSW Youth Week funding.
This month Kerri and Julie will host four separate Eco Art Workshops for adults where participants will explore how to create artworks from recycled and reusable materials in a mindful and creative way.
The dates are May 11, 18, 20 and 25 (cost $30 each).
Anyone interested in attending can call Kerri on 0407 233 240.
All works created can be entered in Murrumbidgee Council’s Waste to Art competition and exhibition.
The competition closes June 16, with the exhibition’s gala opening night on June 21 at Kerri Weymouth Art Studio & Gallery.
Everyone is welcome. More information is available on council’s website.
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All the very best wishes to the debutants who are in their last week of dance practice before the St Peter’s Catholic Debutante Ball this Saturday.
It will be held at the Coleambally Club. Tickets on sale for $30 at Stitch n’ Time.
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Coly Squash has a lot going on with senior comps starting, and new junior developments in place.
Please contact Neil Burke on 0428 281 919 for all details.
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Congratulations to Marg Naseby who took out the Griffith Pro-Am Ladies Division in mid-April.
Marg continues to play very impressive golf around the golf circuit and is a real credit to our town.
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Snippets for ‘Coly Chatter’ can be emailed to cchirgwin81@gmail.com by 6pm each Sunday evening.
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