Waratah Day Fundraiser - 30 Sept

You are invited to come and pick waratahs on Wombat Farm in Wingello in the Southern Highlands of NSW. Pick and buy eight beautiful waratahs for $25. All proceeds will be donated to our Foundation. Entry is free but bookings are essential. RSVP HERE.

Posted 04 September, 2017

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“Thank you again for your visit, and the positive impact it has had on the Tjuntjuntjara students and school. We really appreciated you bringing Ann James with you as an artist, teacher and illustrator, her skills and abilities benefited not only the students, but also gave the teachers a new palette of ideas and resources with which to nurture the obviously very talented artists in the classroom!”

– Monika Klein, School Officer

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