8th December

AICSA End of Year Celebration

Name: AICSA End of Year Celebration
Start: 2022-12-08T18:00:00+1030
End: 2022-12-08T20:30:00+1030
Location: Wheatsheaf Hotel

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AICSA welcomes you to join us for our end of year celebration at the Wheatsheaf Hotel, December 8.

This is a great opportunity to bring the arts community together and raise a glass to farewell another challenging year. Following a Welcome to Country from Kuma Kaaru, we're thrilled to have entertainment from musicians Nancy Bates and Alana Jagt, poetry from Dominic Guerrera, comedy from Lori Bell, one half of Bad Jelly DJs: Debbie Downer and emceed by the one-and-only Kween Kong.

We are pleased to make this event complimentary for members as a way of saying thank you for remaining an important part of our community. The capacity is limited, so be sure to reserve your ticket today. Non-members are welcome with a small fee of $10.

We hope to see you there!

Drinks and nibbles are included.

This event is possible through support from Arts South Australia’s Arts Recovery Fund.

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Arts Industry Council of South Australia

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AN INDEPENDENT VOICE FOR THE ARTS

The Arts Industry Council SA (AICSA) is a non-government not-for-profit acting as an independent voice for the arts in SA. Run by a volunteer Executive Committee and part-time General Manager, AICSA acts on behalf of our members to advocate for a strong future for South Australian artists, arts workers and arts organisations.

As the state’s independent, sector-wide representative arts body, AICSA is extremely valuable to the South Australian arts sector. AICSA was constituted as an incorporated institution in 1991. The Council receives no ongoing operational funding from the government, and derives its support from the industry through member subscriptions, fundraising, sponsorship, in-kind donations and occasional government project-specific funding.

Our members include over 150 of the state’s arts and cultural organisations, individual arts workers and independent artists. AICSA is able to continue our work solely through the ongoing support of this community and its collective commitment to maintaining our member subscriptions.

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