Help Archive to contribute to the arts community

**UPDATE

Thanks to all the amazing generous donators so far, I have been able to purchase and install some spotlights for the gallery wall. The wall lighting still needs a bit of work to perfect but it is looking so much better!! **

Hi, thanks for dropping in! My name is Sara and I have been running a creative events business called "Archive Mid North Coast" for the past two years. This venture was started with the intention of boosting the live music and art world around Coffs Harbour and Nambucca Valley, by providing community-focused events;

Archive music gigs allow musicians a chance to perform in a unique space to intimate audiences where their original music is the focus.

Archive workshops employ local artists to share skills and creative knowledge with local people. The Archive venue also features a gallery wall as a welcoming and encouraging space for emerging artists to exhibit solo shows.

Archive is all about supporting local creatives.

Unfortunately, with the rising cost of living, times have become a bit tougher for everybody, including creatives. I have decided to drop prices for tickets so that they continue to be accessible to people in the community. This makes it difficult to put any money aside to upgrade and improve the Archive venue to be able to continue running these gigs, workshops and exhibitions.

I am hoping to raise funds for Archive to purchase a PA system, which will make booking touring musicians easier and more affordable as well as being able to offer some other music related events like jam nights/open mic nights.

I am also hoping to raise enough to be able to install some gallery-style spotlights for the exhibition wall, as the current lighting is not adequate to view artworks at all times of day and night.

Thankyou so much for your support, anything you can give is greatly appreciated by both myself and the artists and musicians that come through Archive.

You can check out Archive here:

Instagram: @archive.midnorthcoast

Facebook.com/archivemidnorthcoast

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