The first Remembrance Day occurred in Camden in 1946
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Some stories of place
The first Remembrance Day occurred in Camden in 1946
The gardens of the Macarthur region are a special place for wellness and wellbeing. The provide a quiet and contemplative landscape for relaxation and thought.
An afternoon of art may offer serotonin mood boost, welcome distraction from chronic pain
What is Camden’s heritage, does it really matter and what does in mean?
Extracts from the Australian Newspaper History Group by Ian Willis about Macarthur region local newspapers in New South Wales
An art exhibition of war and peace with Camden artists Greg Frawley and Roger Percy.
The 8th Western Sydney University Sculpture Award and Exhibition features 23 artworks globally, including Denese Oates' Xerophyte Forest, a steel representation of future plants. The beautiful lakeside setting enhances the sculptures' aesthetic, positively impacting community well-being. The exhibition runs from 4 May to 3 June 2018, attracting students and staff.
Camden Council voted to demolish the 1890 Carinya Cottage in Harrington Park, based on reports that it lacked local significance and associative value. This decision reflects a larger issue of neglect for heritage in New South Wales, with a lack of protection for historic sites and a conflict of interest in the assessment process. The political climate prioritizes development over heritage protection.
Schools visits are part of the activities of organisations in the GLAM sector in the Macarthur region.
The 2018 opening of the Alan Baker Art Collection in the colonial gentleman's townshouse of Macaria in Camden's John Street heritage precinct.