The theme of the production is to explore cultural diversity by looking at the impact we have on our planet and our native animals. With all the tragic events happening around the world, there is no better time to showcase cultures so that we can all reach an understanding and acceptance of our differences. To bring differences and tolerance into our lives, it is up to you and me to spread the message that “underneath everything, we are all the same.”

For our Bushfire Relief projects we have a number of students and volunteers creating masterpieces for our special art exhibition. A diverse range of art media will be used to depict our planet’s flora and fauna. The artworks will be appreciated for their beauty and emotional power, whilst capturing the fragility of the world in which we live. The artwork will send a message that everything is connected and our positive actions will ensure that our planet will continue to thrive. They will remind us that we need to nurture our culture, community and our earth. All artworks will be available to be purchased, with funds raised going to Moah’s Art Wildlife Shelter.

The Workshop has a wide variety of activities that can be created in your home. Some of the activities include: weaving, fishing lures, Lego, sewing and many more.

If you are interested in working on a project or would like to know more, please head over to our Facebook page https://m.facebook.com/Yarrawonga-College-P-12-Community-Workshop-105230160965561 and send us a message or call the College on 03 5744 1751 and ask to speak to Michelle.