Published on 31 August 2023
The upcoming Spring holiday break will be filled with lots of fun STEM-related events hosted by Federation Council.
Federation Council Mayor, Cr Pat Bourke hopes that these events will enliven the upcoming holidays. “Council is excited to run a great program of activities for our young residents. The ‘Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics’ themed activities will help develop problem solving, creativity, critical analysis and digital literacy skills.”
Parallel Wilds is a not-to-miss three-day workshop taking place in Mulwala, suitable for ages 10 – 24. Creative Director Craig Dent will assist participants in immersing themselves in creative writing, sound composition, cosplay and modelling, while gaining hands-on experience with 3D and drone imagery, digital photography and videography. After connecting with their local environment, participants will explore future ecologies and storytelling through virtual reality technology. The Parallel Wilds workshop will take place from the 26th to 28th of September at Gorman Park and the Yarrawonga Mulwala Golf Club Resort.
The whole family can come together and enjoy open play Board Game Days at the Urana Soldiers’ Memorial Hall on the 4th October and at the Howlong Library on the 5th October. There’s bound to be something for everyone whether they’re engaging in competitive or casual gameplay of classic family favourites and STEM themed games. Attendees are also welcome to bring in their own games to share.
To celebrate the official launch of Corowa Library’s recently acquired gaming computers, Federation youth will have the opportunity to compete in a 1v1 Soccar Tournament for bragging rights and exciting prizes! There are limited spots for the 13 & Under and 13-18 ages so registration is essential. The Video Game Tournament will take place on the 6th of October. After this launch event the gaming computers will be available for bookings during regular library hours.
Other fun holiday activities that are on offer include the Corowa Aquatic Centre’s Pool Disco on the 22nd of September as well as their Superhero Costume Day on the 28th of September and their Under the Sea Costume Day on 5th October. The cheeky and infamous Bald Archy Prize will be on display at Corowa Art Space until the 8th of October. With free entry for children under 18, there’s no reason to miss Australia’s premier satirical art prize as judged by Professor Maude Cockatoo, the world’s only avian art critic!
There are limited places available for select holiday activities. More information and event bookings can be found via the Federation Council website. For general enquiries please contact Council on P: 02 60338999 or email [email protected].