Cobargo Arts Music and Culture is excited to bring you the talented Lucy Wise who is an award-winning singer-songwriter with a voice that pulls hearts out from the shadows, whilst effortlessly blending acoustic, traditional folk, roots and pop sounds.
Her forthcoming record Salt is inspired by artists such as Joni Mitchell and Madison Cunningham, sitting comfortably between the intimacy of traditional folk and the clarity of modern pop.
Diving deep … Read more »
Shop7 ArtSpace Gallery of Bermagui is hosting their annual exhibition of artworks in any medium relating to the theme, Harbour. Gallery visitors can expect to enjoy artworks by more than 30 local artists.
There are still a few days left until entries close on Tuesday 4 August. Pick up your entry forms at Shop7 ArtSpace Gallery, on the upper deck at the Bermagui Fishermen’s Wharf overlooking the boat harbour, … Read more »
We’ve done something different this month. We thought we would share our ‘go-to’ websites and YouTube channels. RecipeTin Eats is a hands down favourite of The Triangle team. You can click on the logos to access the websites or skip to the end of the page where you’ll find a list of all the sites featured in the post. Have a poke around … there are so many wonderful recipes to choose from.
Mantle
Romy Ash
Ultimo Press, RRP $34.99
Review by Wendy Tucker
Romy Ash is a young Australian female author of extraordinary talent. Her first novel, Floundering, published in 2013 was short listed for the Miles Franklin and Commonwealth Book Prizes and the Prime Minister’s Literary Award. An amazing accomplishment for a thirty-year-old, first-time author.
Now, thirteen years later she has published her wild, weird, watery and wonderful second novel, Mantle. It is dystopian, Tasmanian gothic … Read more »
by Mark Evans
Bare-rooted plants look like they shouldn’t work. A rose or fruit tree dug straight from the ground with no soil or pot, roots wrapped only in damp hessian or sawdust. Yet this has been the standard way to grow and sell deciduous plants for centuries, long before plastic pots existed, and it remains one of the cheapest ways to build a garden.
The trick lies in dormancy. Once a deciduous plant drops … Read more »
Some of life’s loveliest memories are made on simple evenings – sharing a laugh around a fire, wandering beneath twinkling lights, catching up with neighbours and watching children delight in something magical. That’s the inspiration behind Cobargo’s first Lanterns and Lights Winter Festival.
The inaugural Cobargo Lanterns and Lights Winter Festival will be held on Friday, 31 July, from 4.30 pm to 7.00 pm, bringing the community together to celebrate the simple … Read more »