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When nature inspires art

Council arts and culture facilitator Teresa Coles and Robyn Joslin showcase the intricate designs of raffia basket weaving. (Jack O'Halloran: 473481)
Jack O'Halloran

WHYALLA - Country Arts SA, in conjunction with the Whyalla City Council, will be holding a free community event which […]

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