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Hawkesbury Gallery

Hawkesbury Gallery. right menu home contact join left menu. Titles on loan:. 0. Aurora Montage. 6.3.24 v14.05.13. Verify your address with the acceptable delivery area.. Tax Invoice. Barcode: Label Label. Label. Library Council. 48 Longueville Road,

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What’s on

15 Jul 2024: What’s on. What's on @ your library, museum and gallery. For a full list of programs plus our events, check out our downloadable PDF What's On Brochure below, our EventbriteThis external link will open in a new window page or the Library Calendar.

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Education - Hawkesbury Regional Museum

12 Jul 2024: Engage, Discover, Excite, Inspire! Education programs and visits to the Museum are led by Museum staff and educators and provide opportunities offered by the Museum's collection and exhibition themes. Visits are designed to cater to current

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8 Apr 2024: Gallery news.

Tech Help Windsor - Hawkesbury Library Service

15 Jul 2024: Tech Help Windsor.. Thursday 1 August 2024 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM. Location. Hawkesbury Central Library, Windsor. Cost. FREE - Bookings essential via phone. Do you have a tech enquiry or are you struggling with a specific task? Hawkesbury Library staff

What's on - Hawkesbury Regional Museum

17 Apr 2024: What's on. The Museum presents exhibitions, activities and events for a wide range of people: children to adults, history novices to history researchers. Activities include tours, historian and curator talks, and make connections with important

Visitor feedback - Hawkesbury Regional Museum

12 Jul 2024: Visitor feedback.. Please note that written responses will not be provided unless specifically requested by completing the following details:. I would like to receive a response to my feedback. Yes. No. If yes, my contact details are:. Name.

Howe House - Hawkesbury Regional Museum

28 Jun 2024: About. Howe House is currently closed to visitors and unavailable for bookings, as we are undertaking necessary conservation work. We apologise for any inconvenience. It is thought that John Howe (1774-1852) built the house in the 1820s. It stands