Let Us Know What You're Up To!
We Would Love To Support Local Initiatives
Are you offering a program, activity, class or opportunity online?
Do you work for a local business or organisation that's still providing a service to the community?
We would LOVE to support your initiatives and share them with our community!
We're experiencing incredibly challenging and uncertain times but we remain a strong community. We want to support local businesses and initiatives and keep our community informed about opportunities that are available.
If you're providing things like food relief, medication delivery services, mental health support or activities online (or something different!) please let us know. Also to our regular hirers please let us know if you're offering online classes or activities as we would love to promote what you're doing.
For now our staff are still working remotely but we are available to assist you. Please make use of this opportunity and send any information you would like to share to Grace at programs@theplacecharlestown.org.au
The more information the better and if you can share a link to online information that would be wonderful.
Stay safe and take care everyone!
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We’re thrilled to welcome Tantrum Youth Arts as the newest tenants at The Place! In their 50th year, Tantrum have returned to Charlestown, where the company ran its first weekly program and we couldn’t be happier to have them joining us! As a not-for-profit co-operative and registered charity Tantrum invests deeply in young artists, providing creative and performance opportunities for children and young adults. Through their youth-led drama workshops, Tantrum train young people aged 8-17 in theatre and performance making, and debut original theatre shows throughout the year. Their award-winning disability arts program for young adults, Accelerate Ensemble , is recognised for building community and empowering its participants to make bold theatre. Tantrum also supports early career artists aged 18+, in all disciplines, to deepen their arts practices and business savvy skills, to build a sustainable career in the Hunter. Tantrum’s weekly after-school workshops return in February (held in Rathmines and Hamilton) along with Accelerate Ensemble (held at City Hall Newcastle). It’s a pleasure to have Tantrum Youth Arts at The place, we’re enjoying getting to know your awesome staff and look forward to working together! Find out more about Tantrum and sign up for a free trial via the Tantrum website HERE
