Have you ever heard of a place where the sounds of birdsong blend with the hum of construction? Yarrabilba is a community that’s still finding its voice. It’s a bustling master-planned community with a big future, a place where the sounds of nature and development meet. It’s a relatively young town, construction started in 2013, and it’s projected to eventually hold 52,000 people. Yarrabilba sits nestled between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. If you were to stand in the middle of Yarrabilba today, you’d see a place full of energy. The homes are starting to sprout, the shops are open and the parks are bustling. But look beyond the buildings and the newness and you’ll find something else. You’ll see a place that’s honoring its past. Yarrabilba means ‘a place of song’ in the language of the Yugambeh people. There’s a commitment to making this a place where the history of the land is acknowledged through art and community. At the heart of Yarrabilba is a unique Outdoor Art Gallery. Artworks dot the landscape, reflecting the history and environment. The whole place is a work in progress, but it’s a work in progress with a heart. It’s a place where nature, community and art are coming together to create something truly special. In the years to come, Yarrabilba will be a place of song indeed, with a symphony of stories to tell.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to