Coastal videos launched in Wellington
While all of us from CRT were in Wellington recently for our annual 2-day meeting, we celebrated the launch of our first series of videos as part of the Videos and Workshops Project. These videos…
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The Historical Society of Eastbourne is hosting a screening of a selection of short videos from the Coastal Restoration Trust series by artist Janet Andrews and photographer Simon Hoyle from Southlight Studio in Days Bay.
Afternoon tea will be provided. Members free entry, non-members gold coin donation please.
The screening will be held at the East Harbour Women’s Club, 145 Muritai Road, Eastbourne Lower Hutt at 2pm.
While all of us from CRT were in Wellington recently for our annual 2-day meeting, we celebrated the launch of our first series of videos as part of the Videos and Workshops Project. These videos…