Clare Bowditch is an Aria award winning musician and Logie nominated actress. Picture: Anna Robinson
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Renowned musician, best-selling author, actress and entrepreneur Clare Bowditch is headed to the Sunshine Coast for an evening of live performances and personal stories about life and business.
Ms Bowditch will join Sunshine Coast’s own talented singer songwriter Andrea Kirwin to headline The Refinery In Conversation initiative with their session ‘In Conversation with Clare and Andrea’.
Ms Kirwin has made her mark in the Coast’s music scene as a wildly popular indie performer who’s latest studio endeavour, Peace Run Records, has been based in Nambour.
Sunshine Coast Council
Sunshine Coast creatives will benefit from the experience and passion of multi-talented dynamo Clare Bowditch, at an event held to be held on Friday 14 May at Maroochydore, as part of Council’s The Refinery creative arts incubator program.
Clare Bowditch is an international artist, actor, entrepreneur, best-selling author and the founder of Big Hearted Business, a website and micro-movement, supporting people to make a living doing what they love.
She is also a mentor and special guest as part of this year’s Refinery program, which supports entrepreneurs to transform creative ideas into sustainable businesses.
The event, ‘Clare Bowditch in conversation with Andrea Kirwin’ takes a look at Ms Bowditch’s vision and journey from musician to author to inspirational speaker at the MET, Maroochydore.
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