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Help us To Preserve, Repair and Restore

The Old Bathurst Post Office

Help Us to bring this historic building back to life!

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Our Aims

Working with our partners we're creating a learning & performing environment for both the young and old, teaching new skills and developing existing talents.  Enriching lives and creating a vibrant hub for the arts, music  and culture.

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Our Mission

To preserve what we can, repair and restore what we can't, and repurpose this iconic old building into a modern and thriving Arts and Cultural Centre for use by all.

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Recent News

The Lightning Hockey Team have very generously agreed to help with fundraising for our revitalization project - and they've started by auctioning off players jerseys.  Check out their facebook page using the link

pfbid02acCo3N2vzPYqJwJXcP2ifD9iK6h6yABQQDwf36NP36HswUHFuuhxvvoAYweRUJEgl you can join the bidding and be part of the adventure, whilst at the same time helping us to restore this iconic building.

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Take Part

This is a Community project, and it's success will depend on the whole Community getting behind and supporting the ambitious plans that we have for this beautiful and important building right here in the heart  of Downtown Bathurst.  We have been amazed by the outpouring of goodwill, and the strength of affection for the Old Post Office.  We invite you to take part in this amazing project, all are welcome.

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Testimonials

"When we were presented with a proposal that would bring new life into the building, establish a centre that could become a prime location to showcase culture and our history, as well as becoming a key component in the Downtown area, we were obviously interested.  This building's history is so rich.  Over the span of generations, the Old Post Office was the beating heart of the City of Bathurst.  And now it will have a new life, a new mission, we are very enthusiastic about it's future potential."

Kim Chamberlain - Bathurst Mayor 

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