AMaGA (SA) News & Events

GLAM BREAKFAST

Friday 3 December 2021

8am-9am

Golden Wattle, 110 Pirie Street, Adelaide

Free (please pay for own food)

Celebrate all we've achieved in 2021 at The Golden Wattle, with a chance to network and catch-up with colleagues over coffee and breakfast. Our Christmas breakfast will have a little added sparkle to celebrate the end of the year. As is tradition, AMaGA will cover the cost of your coffee or beverage as a thank you for your support.

GLAM breakfasts are open to everyone interested in galleries, libraries, archives and museums, so grab a colleague and book yourselves a spot. Free to attend, just pay for your own breakfast.

Menu at the Golden Wattle

Pre-order for breakfasts are required by selecting the relevant option when booking via Eventbrite. Payment will be taken on arrival at the Golden Wattle:

Full Wattle Breakfast - Eggs (Poached/Scrambled/Fried), Tomato, Mushroom, Hashbrown, Bacon, Sourdough (GFO), $20

Avocado on Toast - smashed avo, grilled sourdough, BQQ corn, poached egg, soft herbs, $20

Vego Breakfast Bowl - Avocado, Greens, Soy Beans, Carrot, Tomato w/ optional poached egg (GF/Vegan), $20

Coconut rice pudding - with seasonal fruit, candied grains and seeds, $20

Fresh croissant from our friends at Lost Loaf with butter and house made preserves, $15

Toast w/preserves, $10

If you have any food allergies, please be sure to let us know as Golden Wattle will happily accommodate you. We will close bookings for this event two days prior to the breakfast to provide the Golden Wattle with advanced notice of the food orders.

Please book here.

CULTURE, HERITAGE AND ARTS REGIONAL TOURISM (CHART) PROGRAM

Open now

The grants aim to help regional museums, galleries, and historical societies to continue to offer appealing cultural tourism experiences as they recover from the impacts of COVID-19.  

CHART grants will provide funding up to $3,000 to enhance visitor experiences, promotions, and access to organisations and their services, with the goal of supporting the sustainability of regional cultural organisations and their local economies.   

Activities funded must be delivered by 30 June 2022.  
  

Funding will be administered in one round, with applications assessed in batches of 100, on a first-come first-served basis. AMaGA strongly encourages eligible applicants to submit at the earliest opportunity.  

Potential projects to consider include:  

Collections management and exhibitions  
• Collection conservation by a professional conservator  
• Procurement of new storage and archival equipment  
• Purchase of exhibition display cabinets and equipment  
• Website design or renewal  
 
Capital Works  
• Installation ramps and rails to improve accessibility  
• Purchase an air conditioner  
• Other building modifications that will improve the sustainability of the organisation  
 
Equipment  
• computers, cameras, printers, scanners   
 
Outsourced professionals  
• Contracting for professional services such as collection management, designers, researchers, curators, conservators, and historians  
 
Printing and Fabrication  
• Design and print new labels for exhibitions  
• Purchase banners, brochures, and signage  
• Create a heritage trail pamphlet  
 
Public Events  
• Plan an open-day or talk to re-engage the local community  
  

Training  
• Funding for professional development for your staff and volunteers  
 
COVID-19 Operating Expenses  
• Make your spaces more Covid-safe for employees, volunteers, and visitors  
 

To apply and learn more please visit www.amaga.org.au/chart

Justin Croft is our Regional Coordinator for the CHART grants program in SA, working on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays. He can be contacted by email if you have any queries: jcroft@amagavic.org.au