Gladstone Eisteddfod Assoc. in Gladstone, Queensland | Non-profit organisation

Gladstone Eisteddfod Assoc.

Locality: Gladstone, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4972 7131

Address: 32 Tank St 4680 Gladstone, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.gladstoneeisteddfod.org

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25.01.2022 These were sent through from Karen, 2013 Eisteddfod. More to follow in the next few days.

25.01.2022 An exciting opportunity for photographers. Gladstone Eisteddfod is seeking a photographer to take professional videos/photos of contestants in this years Speech & Drama, Instrumental and Vocal sections of the Eisteddfod. If you are interested or would like more information please contact Di Stanley on 0749727131 Or message us.

25.01.2022 Thanks to all those who attended the official launch of the celebrations for the 50th anniversary of Gladstone Eisteddfod which was held today at the GECC. The committee would sincerely like to thank all our sponsors, without whom we would not have made 50 years. We’d also like to thank all the competitors, teachers, families, adjudicators and the Gladstone public for their support and commitment. Fifty years would not have been possible without those who have volunteered the...ir time and we cannot thank them enough. We are looking forward to a great year of celebration and many years more to showcase the amazing talent of the people of Gladstone and surrounds. L-R Gladstone Eisteddfod 50th Special Consultant Paulette Flint, Committee Member Anna Turetschek, Patron Gail Sellers, Vice-President Carmel Stanley, Deputy Mayor Chris Trevor, Santos GLNG Plant Manager Rohan Richardson, GECC Venue Leader Mark Millett, Gladstone Eisteddfod President Elizabeth Jones and Gladstone Ports Corporation Corporate and Community Relations Superintendent Brianna Kasper.

24.01.2022 Gladstone Eisteddfod AGM Thursday 6th February 7pm @ the Eisteddfod Office - 31B Tank Street. 2020 is our 50th Anniversary help us celebrate. All current and prospective members welcome!Gladstone Eisteddfod AGM Thursday 6th February 7pm @ the Eisteddfod Office - 31B Tank Street. 2020 is our 50th Anniversary help us celebrate. All current and prospective members welcome!

23.01.2022 Happy Friday, we're live! Stardom entries are now open. https://www.stardom.com.au/ For our syllabus and details on how to enter, please head over to our website.... https://www.gladstoneeisteddfod.org/entry

22.01.2022 Thank you to Dallas who sent through these lovely and very cute photos from earlier Eisteddfods. We love them! Dallas said "This is back when we used to catch the train from Mackay to Gladstone for the Eisteddfod (yes with hair in curlers). From L to R - Jacinta Vella, Dallas Saliba, Clint Saliba, Trudy Lewis & Niki Vella".

22.01.2022 The Gladstone Eisteddfod Association would like to extend an invitation to all current and potential future members to attend its Annual General Meeting. It will be held at the Gladstone Eisteddfod Office of 32B Tank Street on Thursday, February 4 at 7:00pm. If you are unable to make this meeting and would like to be a member for 2021, please contact the Secretary at [email protected] or call 0459 818 001.... Looking forward to seeing everyone there as we are determined to stage an Eisteddfod in 2021. See more

21.01.2022 Some more photos this time from Hannah Gabrielle. Very Sweet

19.01.2022 It is with great sadness that today we announce the cancellation of the 50th Gladstone Eisteddfod and the 50th Gladstone Eisteddfod Showcase. This decision has not been made lightly. There are a lot of obstacles given the uncertainty of COVID19’s time frame of impact or how it would affect organising an event such as this. Our priority is to align with Government and Health Department restrictions to minimise the risk of COVID19 harm. We can not in good faith guarantee that h...olding this event would be zero-risk. All entrants will receive a refund (minus Stardom admin fees). We thank our sponsors and volunteers for the support they have provided us this year. With all that is going on in the world, our love of the performing arts is one to keep us all going. If you need any guidance as to how that works in today’s climate, please feel free to message us and we’ll try to help as best we can. See you all in 2021!

18.01.2022 Official dates for Gladstone’s Celebratory 50th Eisteddfod are here!! There are a lot of exciting things to happen this year. If you haven’t liked this page, do it now! We’ll keep you posted with all the information for this year’s celebrations. . .... . #gladeisteddfod #50yearsofexcellence #performingarts #communityarts See more

18.01.2022 More older photos celebrating our communities talent over the years.

16.01.2022 Feedback Time Competitors, Parents, Audience Members, Everyone! What a whirlwind this year’s Eisteddfod was! As we all venture into the end of the year, the committee is starting to look towards next year’s event, the celebratory 50th Gladstone Eisteddfod! ... Were there things that were great that you’d like to see happen again? Are there certain things you think can be improved? Do you have any ideas that you think we can add to make the Eisteddfod great?? Please take some time to fill out our survey. You can leave as much or little feedback as you like. Every comment is read and used to improve our event in 2020.

16.01.2022 THE FIRST MEETING: The first Eisteddfod held by the Gladstone Eisteddfod Association was held in October 1971. Planning for this inaugural event took place over twelve months. A public meeting to gauge interest in the event was held in the Board Room at the Gladstone Town Hall (now the Gladstone Regional Art Gallery and Museum) on 22 September, 1970, and was chaired by Mayor, William Golding, with the Town Clerk, Mr H Colbran acting as the secretary at this first meeting. Mor...e than 20 people went to this public meeting, including music teachers, ballet teachers and those interested in the arts. A working committee was formed with Mr John Breyley, president, and Mrs Margaret Randall, secretary. Mayor Golding pledged the support of the Town Council and the Harbour Board, and also said that the Observer would be willing to present a substantial trophy. See more

15.01.2022 1987 Speech and Drama Eisteddfod. Ben Hoskins - "Willy Wonka". (Photo from Paula Gallagher)

14.01.2022 Calling all past performers and families and friends. Do you have any photos of performances at the Eisteddfod you’d like to share? If you message or email them to our fb page we will happily display them and keep a copy on our web page.

14.01.2022 Did you hear the news? Gladstone Eisteddfod Entries are now open! To view the Rules and Syllabi, please visit our website at www.gladstoneeisteddfod.org Any questions? Please feel free to message us!

13.01.2022 Here are some photos kindly forwarded to us by Marguerita Dobrinin, who commented that the Eisteddfod was a big part of their lives.

11.01.2022 BRAD STANLEY Instrumental Competitor from 1975-1980 Current Occupation: Dentist Currently living in: Emerald... What was your favourite section to compete in? Playing duets with my sister Dianne. Sibling rivalry brought out the best in us both. Do you think performing in Eisteddfods is important? It brings out the best in you!! The hurdles you overcome, the many hours of practice you do, conquering your inner fears and doubts for that one moment on stage. It’s our version of the Olympic Games. What would you say to anyone that was thinking of performing in Eisteddfods? Just do it. You never know where this could lead you. What are your top tips for performing? Fight through the butterflies and believe in yourself. As they say - the world is your stage... The Gladstone Eisteddfod is currently open for entries. For more information on how to enter, please visit www.gladstoneeisteddfod.org for the latest rules and syllabi. Entries close May 4 2020. The Stanley Family . . . #gladeisteddfod #50yearsofexcellence #performingarts #communityarts @ Gladstone, Queensland

10.01.2022 Where are they now? To celebrate 50 years of the Gladstone Eisteddfod we have reached out to past and present performers to share their memories. HANNAH WEBB Vocal Competitor from 1996-2008 Current Occupation: Community Engagement Officer... Currently living in: GLADSTONE What was your favourite section to compete in? Stage Show or Musical. I loved this section because you were able to express the character you were playing, try to do it with justice and perform differently to every other section. Do you remember any funny moments from the Eisteddfod? Hanging backstage. With everyone in our section. It was a yearly reunion. Everyone was constantly so supportive of everyone even though we were all competing against each other. Plus we were always ‘shhh’ by the lovely ladies back stage. How has the Gladstone Eisteddfod impacted you? Tremendously! Whenever I think about the Eisteddfod my hearts fills with happiness and I cannot wipe the smile off my face. I honestly believe that it helped shaped me to be the person I am today. What would you say to anyone that was thinking of performing in an Eisteddfod? Do it! Give it a go. You won’t regret it. Don’t think about it as a competition but as a learning experience where you get to meet amazing people and friends for life. What are you top tips for performing on stage? Always smile once at the mark to the audience and adjudicator. Breathe, relax, and go for it! Do you still participate in the performing arts? I’m the lead singer of local band RedThorn The Gladstone Eisteddfod is currently open for entries. For more information on how to enter, please visit www.gladstoneeisteddfod.org for the latest rules and syllabi. Entries close May 4 2020. Photo Credit: Fry Candy Photos

09.01.2022 A massive THANKS to all our sponsors and those who help make the Eisteddfod run every year! Thank you for supporting our young artists and performers!!

07.01.2022 We are proud to announce the official dates for the 50th Gladstone Eisteddfod! Please like our Instagram and Facebook Page to stay in the loop for all the information about the Eisteddfod’s return to the stage. Please note: these dates may shorten or extend based on number of entries received.

07.01.2022 More from Dallas, thank you.

04.01.2022 Dallas Saliba in dressing room before jazz solo in 1988

04.01.2022 Cutting the Eisteddfods 50th celebratory cake is Carmel Stanley. Carmel was a founding member of the Eisteddfod committee and has volunteered an incredible amount of time and energy to provide a platform to showcase the wide variety of talent of Gladstone people over the last 50 years. Congratulations Carmel.