The recently formed Portland Cultural and Heritage Association will be hosting an upcycling workshop as part of Portland’s Spring Fair this weekend.
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The two workshops, at 11am and 1pm, will showcase the talents of Robyn Caughlan. Bookings are required on the day. These workshops will be open to all with re-purposed clothing available to be purchased.
The association formed in August this year, focused on celebrating and preserving Portland’s heritage. Member Premala Sangara said it would also encouraging local art and culture.
On November 25, the group will hold a catwalk fashion parade of upcycled designs from local artists at the Crystal Theatre.
“Portland has all this history that is accessible – you can reach out and take hold of it,” Ms Sangara said.
“We want to see new things, new expression, but also at ways we can preserve Portland’s heritage.”
Kirsty Horton
A journalist with 15 years of experience, Kirsty Horton has been the editor of the Lithgow Mercury newspaper and a journalist for mastheads including the Great Lakes Advocate, Nambucca Guardian News and Moree Champion. She is now a member of ACM's features and special publications team.
A journalist with 15 years of experience, Kirsty Horton has been the editor of the Lithgow Mercury newspaper and a journalist for mastheads including the Great Lakes Advocate, Nambucca Guardian News and Moree Champion. She is now a member of ACM's features and special publications team.
