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Casa Cultura presents a new series of workshops for musicians. Tips and Tricks for Musos will provide musicians with skills and support to develop their careers. These workshops are specifically designed to teach musos simple, inexpensive and accessible techniques that will significantly contribute to their musical endeavours. Workshops 1&2: Home Recording These Read more…
East Coburg Community Hub, 32 Nicholson St East Coburg Thursdays 5:30-7:00, 8 weeks from Feb. 8 Cost: $91/term
A painting workshop exploring different techniques including watercolour, acrylic and oil painting. You will also learn to measure proportions, improve drawing skills, develop your own compositions and understand colour mixing. Where: East Coburg Community Hub 32 Nicholson St East Coburg When: Wednesdays 7:00-8:30 Term: 8 weeks from Feb. 7 Cost: Read more…
Learn the basic skills to take your photography to the next level through technical and creative exercises, and make the most of your DSLR camera. Facilitator: Gabriela González
Exercises to stimulate creativity toward the development of ideas through writing and other media. The purpose is to create, create, create. Facilitator: Grace Amigo
Training for actors addressing senior people to support their wellbeing by staying active and connected to others. Facilitator: Jaime Wilson
Learn acting techniques and character creation using Hispanic drama as a backbone, and practice your Spanish. Lower Intermediate Spanish level required. Facilitator: Gabriela Heinz
Learn basic techniques on cajón in order to be capable of playing grooves in popular and Latin American styles of music. Facilitator: Sebastián Orellana
Drumming workshops focused on the Candombe rhythms, brought to Uruguay by African slaves, and heritage listed by UNESCO. Facilitator: Paulo Gutierrez and Eddy Correa