Held in the Tamborine Mountain Heritage Centre, The General Store was constructed out of material from a local farmhouse owned by Bernie and Mrs. Wilson, believed to be built in the 1930’s.
Volunteers pulled the house apart and re-erected it where it currently sits, complete with a barber’s chair and haberdashery section.
The dominant vibe of TM Little Theatre’s upcoming production of the musical ‘Urinetown’ is embodied in the contrasts ‘old and new’, ‘innovation and tradition’. ‘Old’ in that about half the cast are Zamia stalwarts, and […]
SCENIC Rim Regional Council voted to endorse a one-off reallocation of $1.6 million from existing and future works in order to cover blow out costs to stage one of the Gallery Walk carpark. Prolonged wet […]
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