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#1 OFFLINE   Mystic

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Posted 26 April 2010 - 04:28 PM

The inaugural Queenstown Heritage and Arts Festival. An exciting programme of arts, heritage and cultural activity with a unique Queenstown flavour! Activities include subsidised train rides on the West Coast Wilderness Railway, films at the art deco Paragon Theatre, helicopter rides over Mt Lyell and Gormanston, a football match on the iconic gravel football oval, tours of the National Trust-owned Mt Lyell Office and Penghana House, tours of the historic Lake Margaret Power Station, a major exhibition at Raymond Arnold's LARQ studio, a Festivals Australia-funded community film project, and a Gala Ball as the feature celebratory event. This much anticipated festival promises to be the highlight of Queenstown's autumn season
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#2 OFFLINE   exislegirl

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Posted 27 April 2010 - 10:09 AM

Wow, sounds fabulous - seems to be offering something for everyone!

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#3 OFFLINE   di on the wallaby

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Posted 28 April 2010 - 01:25 PM

View PostMystic, on 26 April 2010 - 04:28 PM, said:

The inaugural Queenstown Heritage and Arts Festival. An exciting programme of arts, heritage and cultural activity with a unique Queenstown flavour! Activities include subsidised train rides on the West Coast Wilderness Railway, films at the art deco Paragon Theatre, helicopter rides over Mt Lyell and Gormanston, a football match on the iconic gravel football oval, tours of the National Trust-owned Mt Lyell Office and Penghana House, tours of the historic Lake Margaret Power Station, a major exhibition at Raymond Arnold's LARQ studio, a Festivals Australia-funded community film project, and a Gala Ball as the feature celebratory event. This much anticipated festival promises to be the highlight of Queenstown's autumn season

That sounds like a lot of fun. Would love to get over there. Hanging out to go on that train!!!

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Posted 28 April 2010 - 02:15 PM

The train rides on the day are $40 adult and $20 per child. running at 10am & 2pm Saturday and Sunday. Queenstown to Rinadeena with devonshire tea included at Rinadeena.
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