Lots on offfer: Attendees taking part in some of the activities on offer as part of the festival.
Moira Shire Council recently held its Moira Midwinter Festival, which was a celebration of art that travelled across the shire’s four major towns.
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Attendees of all ages could take part in activities including ceramics, drumming, painting and even silent discos.
Artists from across the shire also contributed works on the theme “Our People, Our Environment”. These included everything from traditional paintings of farms and orchards to painted skateboards and First Nations artworks.
Attraction: The ubiquitous white box that travelled to Moira Shire’s four major towns as part of the arts festival.
Joining in: Events for all ages and at all times warmed up the community with art.
Having a good look: Activities from drumming to clay art were available for people of all ages as part of the celebrations.
Can you hear: The young and old alike enjoyed many activities, such as this silent disco.
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