Tag: Beardy Street
Art from Waste Land
THE Progressive Cinema will screen Waste Land at The Armidale Club, 91 Beardy Street on Wednesday, 11 September, from 7pm.
This documentary by Lucy Walker,...
Arts News
By BARBARA ALBURY
Freeman House Painters
THE artists of Freeman House are showing their paintings in an exhibition titled Discovery Brings Recovery: Drugs, Family and Community....
Union solidarity
PROGRESSIVE unionists are organising a May Day celebration on Wednesday, 1 May, from 5.30pm to 7.30pm at the Armidale Club, 91 Beardy Street.
“All unionists...
International Women’s Day Breakfast
Quota International of Armidale Inc will present their annual International Women’s Day at the Armidale City Bowling Club, Dumaresq Street on Friday, March 8...
Progressive Cinema prepares for the Lock the Gate National Week of Action
In preparation for the Lock the Gate National Week of Action from October 13 to 21, Progressive Cinema will be screening The Sky is...
Two-hour parking limits not enough
I am a very strong supporter of shopping locally and seeing our main Beardy Street shopping mall thrive.
The day I was booked - I...
Toot your own horn
The Sydney Symphony will bring the awesome power of brass to Armidale for a special performance at Lazenby Hall, University of New England on...
Growth under threat: candidate
Margaret O’Connor is looking to bring fresh ideas and positive actions as the Liberal endorsed candidate for the upcoming Armidale Dumaresq Council elections on...
Screening of new doco
In July Progressive Cinema will be held on the first rather than the second Wednesday of the month. The documentary “Chasing Chavez” will be...
Progressive Cinema explores sustainable food production
The June screening of Progressive Cinema will focus on movements to ensure that food is produced sustainably in communities, by communities and for the...
Busy weekend for firies
A timber shed completely destroyed by fire in the back yard of a west Beardy Street property on Saturday night, three grass fires, the...
No 97 Greeks in Armidale: Charlie Pavlou
Although Armidale was mostly composed of English, Irish, Scots, Germans and native born Australians for the first 100 years of European settlement, Greeks have...
