Gold Coast Arts Centre is drawing back the curtain

Gold Coast Arts Centre is drawing back the curtain to reveal a

 new look, new name and new direction

Gold Coast Arts Centre is preparing to unveil its new look and direction that will guide the next stage of The Art Centre’s ongoing evolution.

“Over the last four months we have undergone various facility improvements, secured $300,000 of new State Government arts funding and developed a new artistic direction. It’s now time to share the detail of these exciting changes with the community” said General Manager Mr Destry Puia.

“The success that Gold Coast Arts Centre has achieved over the years has provided a great foundation for change so that The Arts Centre is able to meet the demands of the community, audiences and artists both now and into the future”.

“Bridging the gap for artists between ability and possibility, planning for now and the future as well as promoting the Gold Coast as a cultural tourism destination will be the underlying themes that will ensure that The Arts Centre becomes the premier cultural venue in Australia” said General Manager Destry Puia.

To find out the detail of this change The Arts Centre is inviting the media to an exclusive first look on Wednesday 24 March, 10.30am- 11.00am, The Arts Centre, Main Foyer (135 Bundall Road).

This will involve a short presentation regarding the new programs, recent facility changes and the unveiling of the new look for The Arts Centre. This will be followed by a Q and A session and conclude with photo opportunities. Morning tea will be provided.

RSVP (for morning tea catering) rsvp@gcac.com.au

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