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Arts Blue Mountains
Arts Blue Mountains

Directories are available at all Blue Mountains Library branches, at Council offices and most art galleries in the Blue Mountains.

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Cultural Services

Cultural Partnerships Program

The Cultural Partnerships Program is a strategic program, which aims to strengthen the City's arts infrastructure. The Program is an innovatory scheme providing both direct funding support and also endorsement.

The Cultural Partnerships Program is a project of the Blue Mountains City Council assisted by funding from Arts NSW through their annual Arts Funding Program.

Applications for the 2009 Cultural Partnerships Program have closed.

For information on future Cultural Partnership funding call Nicole Manning on (02) 4780 5631 or email culture@bmcc.nsw.gov.au.

Cultural Databases
  • Artists' Register
    This register reflects the growing range and diversity of talent in the Blue Mountains.   Writers, performers, visual artists, and other creative professionals are encouraged to use this free service to promote their work to a wider audience.
  • Cultural Organisations Register

    The Cultural Organisations Register was created in 1999 in response to requests from the community and Council for more specific cultural information.  Culture is an intrinsic part of any community especially in the Blue Mountains the inaugural City of the Arts.  Cultural Services cover a broad range of activities in the community and include: libraries, galleries/museums, recreational services, centres/organisations, societies and groups in all disciplines such as literature, film/video, multi-media/performing and visual arts. The register is updated on an annual basis.

Cultural Events e-Notices

To subscribe to Council's Cultural Events e-Notices email culture@bmcc.nsw.gov.au with 'subscribe' in the header listing your full name and telephone phone number. The Cultural Events e-Notices are email based notices covering a range of arts and heritage events.

 

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