Arts and Entertainment

Indigo creative projects receive funding boost

WORDED UP: The Winterwords Autonomous Collective received a $4160 grant to help present Geraldine Quinn\\'s show The Passion of Saint Nicholas and her workshop at the 2025 Winterwords Festival. Pictured at last year\\'s opening at the town hall was poet Rose Lilley (left), local crime author Margaret Hickey, actor and writer Stephen Hall, crime writer Shelley Burr and writer David Crawford. PHOTO: Coral Cooksley
WORDED UP: The Winterwords Autonomous Collective received a $4160 grant to help present Geraldine Quinn\\'s show The Passion of Saint Nicholas and her workshop at the 2025 Winterwords Festival. Pictured at last year\\'s opening at the town hall was poet Rose Lilley (left), local crime author Margaret Hickey, actor and writer Stephen Hall, crime writer Shelley Burr and writer David Crawford. PHOTO: Coral Cooksley
WORDED UP: The Winterwords Autonomous Collective received a $4160 grant to help present Geraldine Quinn's show The Passion of Saint Nicholas and her workshop at the 2025 Winterwords Festival. Pictured at last year's opening at the town hall was poet Rose Lilley (left), local crime author Margaret Hickey, actor and writer Stephen Hall, crime writer Shelley Burr and writer David Crawford. PHOTO: Coral Cooksley
Two Indigo Shire organisations receive funding to present creative projects within the region

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