The Burdekin Theatre is proud to announce that a portion of all ticket sales to Classic Country starring Courtney Conway will now be directly donated to the Golden Octopus Foundation. The Golden Octopus Foundation aims to raise awareness of childhood … Continue reading
The Burdekin Art Society Inc held the opening night of their annual art exhibition on Saturday 26 August, with winners announced in each of the 10 sections. Locals dominated in the ‘Open’ category with Anita Comas claiming first prize with her acrylic painting … Continue reading
The tall and the short of it is that the Friends of the Theatre are seeking new members! As part of Friends of the Theatre, you may be asked to help run the patron coffee bar, sell raffle tickets and … Continue reading
EXCITING NEWS! We have opened up some Flipside Circus KINDY CAMP workshops to the public for bookings.
Tickets sales for the 2017 Junior and Senior Ambassador Crowning Evenings on 25 and 26 August will be closing today at 4:30pm. Tickets are available from the Burdekin Theatre website, at the Council Customer Service desk at Council Chambers, and by phone on (07) 4783 9800.
The Flipside Circus Flipperoos and Teen Circus Workshops are now sold out. Tickets are still available to the Kindy Camp Workshops and Story Time Circus.
The 2017 Queensland Country Union Junior Ambassador is set to be crowned on Friday 25 August, with the 2017 Wilmar Sugar Senior Ambassador and the Sunwater Burdekin Bloke crowning happening on Saturday 26 August. Make sure you don’t miss out on what are sure to be some of the Burdekin’s biggest parties of the year!
Courtney’s debut album ’21 Days’ won her ‘Best New Talent’ at the Victorian and National Country Music Awards and ‘Female Artist of the Year’ at the West Australian Independent Country Music Awards, amongst other awards. Tickets are now on sale for this exciting and highly entertaining show.
Flipside Circus will hold a series of workshops at Burdekin Library and Burdekin Theatre during 31 August to 1 September.
Read more about it here!
A piece of public artwork has been vandalised just weeks after its official unveiling in the heart of Ayr’s library and theatre precinct, in what Burdekin Shire Council Mayor Lyn McLaughlin has condemned as a “disgusting and shameful act”. Cr Lyn McLaughlin said in separate attacks on Friday 28 July and again on Monday night, vandals had damaged the artwork and torn the arms off the man and woman.
