Snowy Mountains Readers Writers Festival
Non-Profit Organization Management
Jindabyne, Nsw, Au
6 employees
- Employees
- 6
Snowy Mountains Readers Writers Festival Overview
- Headquarters
- Jindabyne, Nsw, Au
- Industry
- Non-Profit Organization Management
- Employees
- 6
About Snowy Mountains Readers Writers Festival
Who we are are what we’re doing The Objects of the Snowy Mountains Readers Writers Festival Inc. To organize and host an ongoing Snowy Mountains Reader Writers Festival based in Jindabyne and involving different venues in the Snowy Mountains region To organise stimulating and varied literary and art events involving authors, poets, artists and illustrators throughout the Festival, engaging all ages and covering a wide range of topics including celebration of our multicultural society, aboriginal heritage and iconic region. To organize and host other literary and cultural events in support of the Festival and other literary aims. Seeking to: Develop cultural networks and opportunities Engage the whole of the community Demonstrate the art and craft of books and writing and images and illustrations in general Celebrate the words, images, ideas and language reflecting the great literary heritage of the Snowy Mountain environment; and Enhance the cultural well being of our community into the future. Assist ongoing economic and social development within the region and increase opportunities for employment and professional development of authors, writers and artists By: Independent action Development of relationships with other bodies, community groups, businesses and government.
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