COPACC

  • Theatre closed, but the show must go on-line

    Colac’s arts centre has joined an online initiative celebrating the performing arts during the COVID-19 lockdown.

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  • Proud family moment for new Australians

    An Egyptian family will cap off joining the Colac community tomorrowby becoming Australia’s newest citizens at a COPACC ceremony.

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  • Former library on agenda

    The community will have a say in how to use Colac’s former library, with shire councillors opposing an idea to use it for meeting rooms.

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  • ‘Season of love’ at arts centre

    The theme of “love” features strongly in the 2017 theatre program at Colac Otway Performing Arts and Cultural Centre.

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  • Cinema tenant gets a reprieve

    Colac Otway Shire Council looks set to start new negotiations to secure a long-term lease for Colac’s cinema following the proposed new operator withdrawing its offer.

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  • Teenagers join cast in Players’ new show

    TWO TRINITY College Colac Year 10 students will surprise theatregoers in the Colac Players’ new drama later this month.

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  • Jean genie shares denim collection

    COLAC man Stan Woods has loaned his collection of jeans to CrossXpollinatioN – a textile and fibre art exhibition at Colac Otway Performing Arts and Cultural Centre.

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  • Online resource for Colac artists

    A NEW website to promote artists and the arts in the Colac district will go online next month.

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