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What It Means: A Creative Industries Strategy for South West Victoria.

A new initiative for Creative Workers and Victorian Government schools.

Corangamite Shire Council, Regional Arts Victoria, and other partners in the south west region will work together in a new initiative funded through VicHealth’s Everyday Creativity program.

Members, colleagues and friends, Responding to the evolving health threat posed by COVID-19, Regional Arts Victoria staff will be working from home, and restricting all travel, from 5pm Monday March 16 until Friday May 1, inclusive.

Info on the consultation process through 2019 to create the first South West Creative Industries Strategy.

Regional Arts Victoria has joined forces with the Victorian Government, the Great South Coast Regional Partnership, Corangamite Shire, Glenelg Shire, Moyne Shire, Southern Grampians Shire, City of Warrnambool and the Great Ocean Road Tourism Board to begin developing a strategy to support creative industries in the Great South Coast of Victoria.

The creative industries in the Great South Coast are diverse – from the incredible UNESCO-protected Budj Bim, to its iconic festivals, street art, galleries, performing arts centres and the many creative practitioners who call the region home. The Great South Coast Regional Partnership process told us how important the creative…

The Regional Arts Fund in Victoria now has two new categories to benefit festivals and artists.

Thirteen projects in Victoria have received $129,285 in funding through the Australian Government’s highly competitive Regional Arts Fund, delivered in Victoria by Regional Arts Victoria.

Regional Arts Victoria Board and Members welcome Kath M Mainland CBE and farewell Bruce Esplin AM at Annual General Meeting and Member Celebration held in Stratford on Saturday 25 May.