Hello, this is Sam Lovell

Dates
Location
Ground Floor Gallery
Cost
Free exhibition, no tickets required

An in-depth look at Kimberley icon Sam Lovell’s trailblazing contribution to WA’s cultural tourism industry. Discover Sam’s life as a drover, road builder, tour guide and country musician. A master storyteller, Sam’s life follows the twists and turns of government policy and the evolution of agriculture and tourism in the North West. 

Book now for the Hello, this is Sam Lovell - Exhibition Launch on 20 March at 6pm.
 

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Stories
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