The annual Kosciuszko Festivals have ended on a high note, with the seventh festival drawing together a range of cultures for two days of historic events in the Snowy Mountains.
Dream Lights, the final Kosciuszko festival organised by Kosciuszko Heritage, held from February 23 to 24, celebrated the best of Aboriginal, Australian, Irish and Polish cultures.
The festival organisers sincerely thank the following individuals and organisations for their support.
2013, February 23-24
Locations: Jindabyne and Mt Kosciuszko
The groundwork for Dream Lights, the 2013 Kosciuszko Festival, is being laid. Months of planning will help to ensure that the seventh and final Kosciuszko festival will be a triumph.
One of the highlights of the festival will be an historic Centenary Mass on Mount Kosciuszko.…
A special meeting has brought together an American, an Australian, three Aborigines and two Polish-Australians.
Days before the 2013 Kosciuszko Festival, Dream Lights, Kosciuszko Heritage has organised a unique meeting with the American pianist Roy Eaton (the special guest of this year’s festival), three members of the Ngarigo Aboriginal community – Aunty Rae, her son Matthew and her grandson Evan – and several representatives of Kosciuszko Heritage: Ernestyna Skujat-Kozek, Andrzej Kozek, and Felix Molski.
