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We’re getting everyone to colour-in our 2018 Whyalla uneARTh Festival mascot … now we need a name for him/her.
City of Whyalla Business Service Operator Pete Santucci has been working his magic in constructing this little fella that follows the theme of the Adelaide Fringe Festival mascot. The Whyalla uneARTh Festival happens after the Adelaide event with many of its entertainers coming to Whyalla for our award-winning event.
If you need a few ideas, Pete’s creation has been made to look like he or she is made of Whyalla’s most famous export … steel. But don’t let that sway you completely.
He is also working on an uber-sized version (tipped to be about 3m tall) which will carry the same name.
To help with your creativity, we’re offering a double cinema pass to the Middleback Arts Centre (MAC) for the person who comes up with the winning name.
You can go back to our Facebook page to enter your name in the comments, send it to council@whyalla.sa.gov.au or come in to the Council offices in Civic Building on Darling Terrace to see the dog and place your entry.
Those that want to enter the colouring-in competition, where we have three double cinema passes up for grabs, can get the colouring-in sheet from the MAC or download it at http://bit.ly/2BwZ6W6
Check out the huge Whyalla uneARTh Festival line-up this year.
Dance offs, Karma and the Jester, Time and Space Circus, Ticklish Allsorts, Brie Ryan, yoga, The Doogans, Emily Rawlings, Tahli and Haylee, Rusty Bonnett, Stuart High School Symphonies, Alterdrive, Scott Darlow, Jaime and Catherine, George and Chairman, The Blonde Bombshells; Colour Run; Hans, Chunky Custard, Adam Page, the Germein Sisters, Mel and Me; Namaste, Kinara Moon; D’faces; Eyes, Whyalla Players, Gospo Collective Jackson v Jackson, Artists at Work, Jasmine Moder, David Marino, Whyalla Ballet School, Area 53.
It’s all on Friday, March 30 and Saturday March 31 in the Ada Ryan Gardens and it’s FREE to see all the entertainment. That’s no charge to get in, nada, nothing … just turn up and enjoy the fastest growing event in South Australia – here in Whyalla!
More stories on the Whyalla uneARTh Festival
http://www.whyalla.sa.gov.au/page.aspx?u=182&c=55445
http://www.whyalla.sa.gov.au/page.aspx?u=182&c=55431
