CASP 2024 Recipients Announced
The Outback Arts region is set to be buzzing with a variety of creative and cultural endeavours as the successful recipients of the Country Arts Support Program (CASP) for 2024 are announced.
With $15,000 allocated to six projects within the region, the program aims to foster community arts and cultural development. This funding not only provides access to a diverse range of cultural programs but also creates local opportunities that might otherwise be unavailable. Outback Arts Executive Director Jamie-Lea Trindall lauds CASP as a significant investment, emphasizing its role in empowering regional communities to realize their own arts and culture projects. The funded initiatives span a spectrum of activities, from music festivals to mural projects, highlighting the region's vibrant creative spirit.
2024 CASP Recipients :
Singing Your Stories, Warren Chamber Music Festival Incorporated
A Connected Creative Community, Cobar Shire Council
Intensive weekend art workshop using Pastels, Cobar Arts Council Inc.
Ngungilanha Dance + Cultural Group, Miss Maddy Hodgetts
Turning over a new leaf, The Walgett Art Group
Art on the Bogan, Lynette Quinton
The Country Arts Support Program is made possible through funding provided by Create NSW.
