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| Website Name | Awesome |
| Website Address | http://www.awesomearts.com/ |
| Organisation | Awesome Arts Australia Ltd |
| Description |
Awesome Arts Australia is an organisation dedicated to encouraging and fostering creativity in young people. Their website provides information about the Awesome Perth International Festival for Young People, as well as other projects run by Awesome Arts. The site also provides details to young people regarding sponsorship from Awesome Arts which can include community values, market research, partner benefits, pricing and accessibility. |
| City |
Perth |
| State |
Western Australia (More websites in the same location)
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| Country |
Australia |
| Category | Festivals and Events; arts and crafts; young people: Peak Organisations and Networks; festivals and events; grants and funding: Visual Arts and Crafts; arts development; festivals and events (More websites in same category) |
| Audience | Children, Families, Youth (More websites with the same audience) |
| Index Frequency |
Monthly |
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