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Parkes Phoenix

Just A Short Drive to Dubbo

May 19, 2017 By editor

EXCLUSIVE AND INDIVIDUAL
The owner of Frank and Enid has had a life- long passion for fashion, style and is a lover of everything simple and classic with an elegant edge.

If you are a connoisseur shopper you will find unique and individual pieces at Frank and Enid that were picked with care and love. “I want my customers to walk away with a smile and a piece they will wear and treasure for a life time,” said owner Barbara Poulson.

 

GIFT IDEAS FOR ALL AGES AND OCCASIONS

You will find lots of ideas at The Gift Closet. From beautiful women’s clothing, stunning Australian made pearl and glass jewellery to Glasshouse candles, handbags and home

decor. Pop in and discover some hidden treasures to brighten your day.

 

DUBBO ELDERS FOCUS OF EXHIBITION
Acclaimed photographer Mervyn Bishop was commissioned to take portraits of el- ders with the State Library recording inter- views about their experiences with the loss of language and the way it has impacted on Aboriginal culture and life.

The result is a photographic and oral documentation exhibition opening at the Western Plains Cultural Centre on 27th May at 2pm. The exhibition celebrates the significant commitment and achievements of Aboriginal elders living in Dubbo today, as well as their relationship to traditional language.

The exhibition runs until 3rd September.

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