Rotary Club of Bacchus Marsh
The 50th Annual Art Show.
After three attempts over the last 2 years, we were finally able to celebrate the golden anniversary of the Bacchus Marsh Art Show. This is the longest running art show in regional Victoria and its 50th exhibition was a resounding success, with 22% of the 570 exhibits being sold.
Our judge, Beckett Rozentals, a curator at the National Gallery of Victoria, praised the high standard of the artworks and was particularly impressed with the quality of the smaller painting exhibits.
The winner of the first ever “Best in Show” prize was Gregory R. Smith, for his oil painting, “Copper Porcelain and Red Sari”.
A grand total of $12,700 worth of prize money was awarded. Check out the full list of award winners.
Our judge, Beckett Rozentals, a curator at the National Gallery of Victoria, praised the high standard of the artworks and was particularly impressed with the quality of the smaller painting exhibits.
The winner of the first ever “Best in Show” prize was Gregory R. Smith, for his oil painting, “Copper Porcelain and Red Sari”.
A grand total of $12,700 worth of prize money was awarded. Check out the full list of award winners.
Meetings are held at The Avenue Bowls Club*
*when no Covid restrictions are in place
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*when no Covid restrictions are in place
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You are welcome to join our meetings!
To find out how to join a meeting or for any other enquiry please contact our
2021/22 Secretary, Glenys Kay { Email }
or
2021/22 President, Helen Davies { Email }
Join us .......Get Involved.......Expand Your Horizons!
Have Fun and Make a Difference!
You are welcome to join our meetings!
To find out how to join a meeting or for any other enquiry please contact our
2021/22 Secretary, Glenys Kay { Email }
or
2021/22 President, Helen Davies { Email }
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Bacchus Marsh Rotary Club, having been chartered on the 12th of August 1955, is one of the oldest clubs in Victoria. We are part of Rotary District 9800, which covers part of the Melbourne Metropolitan area, stretching into the north-west to include Bendigo, and reaching as far north as Echuca on the Murray. It is approximately 250km north to south and approximately 120km west to east at its widest point and has 70 Clubs and approximately 2,700 members. Our club undertakes a wide range of projects and activities and supports a selected range of charities and causes. We also support the work of the Rotary Foundation, who act on a world-wide scale. If you wish to contact the club, or make any enquiries, please click here. |
Helping the Community
Our local Rotary organisation may consist of only a relatively small group of members, but this group is large on effort, expertise and commitment.
Our community contribution comprises not only fund raising efforts, but also many, many hours of hands on work by Rotarians and friends of Rotary in the activities we undertake.
We would like to take the opportunity to thank local businesses and the community at large for their fantastic support and generosity.
Past President - Phil McBean
CommunityThese projects focus on creating positive change in our Bacchus Marsh community.
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YouthStudents and young adults experience positive change following involvement in leadership and personal skill development activities.
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InternationalThe Rotary Club of Bacchus Marsh reaches far beyond our shores with relief programs and donations to Asia, Africa and to the Pacific Islands.
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In 2020/21 RCBM will continue our commitment to our
Community Partnerships:
Bacchus Marsh Community Bank Branch of Bendigo Bank
Moorabool News
Moorabool Shire Council
Let's read - Moorabool Shire Council
The Neighbour's Place
The M.L.O.- Moorabool Light Orchestra
Bacchus Marsh S.E.S.
Bacchus Marsh Fire Brigade (C.F.A.)
Bacchus Marsh R.S.L.
B.M.A.C. - Bacchus Marsh Arts Council
Rotary- Interplast
Rotary- Donations in Kind
R.O.M.A.C. - Rotary Oceania Medical Aid for Children
RoCan - Rotarians against Ovarian Cancer
The Avenue Bowls Club
