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| International Women's Day (IWD) Art Exhibition - 12-28 Mar 2010, Springwood |
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International Women's Day (IWD) Art Exhibition Entry fee: $15 waged, $5 concession. The IWD Exhibition is a partnership between Blue Mountains Women’s Health & Resource Centre, Springwood Neighbourhood Centre and women from the Blue Mountains Community. For more information: contact Blue Mountains Women’s Health & Resource Centre, ph 4782 5133
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