energy passion and creativity makes Palmerston North a more interesting place to live.” know the arts make our communities more attractive places to live, work and “We We applaud PNCC’s initiative and vision in making the arts a focus for the city’s development. It will pay dividends for residents and businesses,” said Creative New Zealand’s senior manager for planning, performance and stakeholder relations, David Pannett. The successful applicants represent a wide range of creative and cultural projects, events or activities which continue to reflect the city’s diversity and strength of commitment to the arts. A detailed list of the successful applications and their projects are summarised below: Creative Communities Scheme 2016-17 Round 2 Total requested: $125,239.86 Total allocated: $30,973.38 Autalavou EFKS Youth Group Making of traditional Samoan art works and a – performance to showcase these Aziza Bellydance A performing arts showcase for women only entitled – of Africa” “Women Connected Charitable Trust Free one-day filmmaking workshop for – young people Hipnotize Halfa Committee A weekend dance festival consisting of workshops – and performance opportunities Craig Bradley Johnston Recording a music album inspired by Irish music and – its links with NZ culture Legacy Centre Performing arts workshops for young people – MaLGRA (Manawatu Lesbian and Gay Rights Association) Drag workshops – and a show Manawatu Supporting Families in Mental Illness An art exhibition based on – the work of people with mental illness
energy passion and creativity makes Palmerston North a more interesting place to live.” “We know the arts make our communities more attractive places to live, work and We applaud PNCC’s initiative and vision in making the arts a focus for the city’s development. It will pay dividends for residents and businesses,” said Creative New Zealand’s senior manager for planning, performance and stakeholder relations, David Pannett. The successful applicants represent a wide range of creative and cultural projects, events or activities which continue to reflect the city’s diversity and strength of commitment to the arts. A detailed list of the successful applications and their projects are summarised below: Creative Communities Scheme 2016-17 Round 2 Total requested: $125,239.86 Total allocated: $30,973.38 Autalavou EFKS Youth Group – Making of traditional Samoan art works and a performance to showcase these Aziza Bellydance – A performing arts showcase for women only entitled “Women of Africa” Connected Charitable Trust – Free one-day filmmaking workshop for young people Hipnotize Halfa Committee – A weekend dance festival consisting of workshops and performance opportunities Craig Bradley Johnston – Recording a music album inspired by Irish music and its links with NZ culture Legacy Centre – Performing arts workshops for young people MaLGRA (Manawatu Lesbian and Gay Rights Association) – Drag workshops and a show Manawatu Supporting Families in Mental Illness – An art exhibition based on the work of people with mental illness
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