The SpringDale Messenger, published this week, features a full-page centrefold spread about the Festival of Glass.
The Messenger is a free community magazine that is published by the Springdale Neighbourhood Centre and distributed across the Bellarine Peninsula - Drysdale, Clifton Springs, Portarlington, Indented Head, St Leonards and Ocean Grove. Each edition has a print run of 6,500, but each edition is read by at least two people, because it's to households and is also present in cafes, shops and newsagents and local doctors' surgeries! So we're confident that around 15,000 readers will see the Festival centrefold.
The Festival is on the front cover of the Messenger, which is pictured here; the Festival centrefold is on pages 12 and 13. The Springdale Neighbourhood Centre is a sponsor of the Festival of Glass, for which we're very grateful.
For more about SpringDale: http://springdale.org.au/
To download the February Messenger: http://springdale.org.au/category/messenger/
Wrapped around (pages 11 and 14) the centrefold is a special feature on the Drysdale & Clifton Springs Community Association Inc., which initiated the Festival of Glass.
For more about the Festival of Glass: https://sites.google.com/site/afestivalofglass/
The annual Festival of Glass is held in Drysdale, Victoria (Australia). Established in 2011, the Festival celebrates the beauty and versatility of glass in art, craft and industry and it promotes collaboration between people who work with glass. Unique in Australia, the Festival joins a handful of similar events worldwide. The Festival of Glass is an initiative of the Drysdale, Clifton Springs Curlewis Association Inc.
Friday, February 4, 2011
Festival of Glass reaches another 15,000 readers!
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Artists,
Bellarine,
Clifton Springs,
Drysdale,
Festivals,
Glass,
Glass Art,
Glass Craft,
Glass Industry,
recreation,
Tourism
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