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The Village Dance
From Medieval dances on village greens, through to Regency Balls, and onto modern Anglo-Celtic Folk Dances, join us for a fun filled night of dancing in the Farmers Hall, Samford Village. Come by yourself, or with a friend. No partner, … Continue reading
Regency Dance Class
Step back in time and immerse yourself in the elegance of the Regency era! Join us for a delightful evening of dance, laughter, and socializing as we explore the charming dances of the 19th century. Whether you’re a seasoned dancer … Continue reading
Three Cassyn Kyttagh
Our band Three Cassyn Kyttagh focuses on the rich traditions of music, dance, and song from the Isle of Man. The name translates to Three Left Feet in the Manx language, reflecting our unique cultural heritage. The Isle of Man … Continue reading
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Tagged #celtic, #CelticDance, #culturalheritage, #Culture Vannin, #isle of Man, #Manx, #Qld Manx Society
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Convict Culture Week
A celebration of convict music, song, dance, and theatre at historic Port Macquarie. Port Macquarie was a convict settlement from 1821 to 1832. A number of special convicts who were sent there were dancers, actors, and musicians. Explore the culture … Continue reading
Limestone Frolic Gallery
30 August 2024 A big thank you to everyone who came along and made this event truly memorable! The Limestone Frolic was presented by Ipswich Libraries as part of Galvanized – A Festival of Heritage Ipswich Festivals Dr. Heather Blasdale … Continue reading
Dancing in Fetters – the musical
A select gallery from our Dancing in Fetters musical at the Royal Historical Society of Queensland’s Commissariat Store Museum. This project has been assisted by the Australian Government’s Visions of Australia funding. Exhibition partners include Abbey Museum of Art and … Continue reading
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Tagged #australianconvictsites, #convict, #convictsites, #culturalheritage, #culture, #heritage, #history, #intangibleheritage, #music, #storytelling
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Mrs Macquarie’s Cello
Elizabeth Henrietta Campbell was born in Airds, Scotland in 1778 and as the wife of Lachlan Macquarie, became the first lady in the Colony from 1809 to 1821. One of the duties of the governor’s wife was to create gentility … Continue reading
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Tagged #culturalheritage, australian culture, australian history
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