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Exhibition shows there’s still magic

By Yarrawonga Chronicle

Oct 9, 2025

Eadie has been busy delicately glueing tiny red dots onto her caterpillar head.

An exciting exhibition of Yarrawonga College P-12 Community Workshop magical creations will be held at the Yarrawonga Art Gallery from October 11-26 with people of all walks of life invited to attend.

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The exhibition will showcase the works of students and volunteers from the “Barry’s Shed” workshop at the Yarrawonga College P-4 campus which has been very well supported by Barry Bowles and will be inclusive of a number of cultures.

This year, as has been the case in other years, local volunteers have shared their skills and expertise with students to create masterpieces; designing and creating art projects out of recyclable items which has been a lot of fun.

The Yarrawonga College P-12 Community Workshop has been popular with students and visitors making their magical creations.

The students, who have been working on these projects all year, have also been honoured to have the support of local artists and the creativity has produced some stunning projects.

With tragic events frequently occurring all around the world, there is no better time to showcase the magic that still exists.

The workshop has been working on magical creations with the students with everything made to go towards a mini exhibition at the workshop at a later date.

Some of the most amazing student artists, who are artists within their own right have put together some brilliant creations, which the school is very proud of and should be seen to be believed.

Make sure to come and check out the magical creations exhibition at the Yarrawonga Art Gallery from Saturday, October 11 to Sunday, October 26 and witness for yourself the excellent work going on in town.