✦ Brilliant April Themes and Events
Brilliant April Advertising Themes will focus on these April celebrations
Easter
Easter is a time of hope and new life. If you are a counsellor or business coach that provide pathways to motivate people to build new futures, we want to feature your services.
Because of the long weekend, some of you will be planning for travels for the year. we hope to feature great travel stories and tours.
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Safety & Health at Work
The purpose is to build a positive safety and health culture in the workplace to prevent occupational accidents and diseases.
We have to recognise that there will be new and emerging occupational risks caused by technical innovation or by social or organizational change, such as:
New technologies and production processes, e.g. nanotechnology, biotechnology
New working conditions, e.g. higher workloads, work intensification from downsizing, poor conditions associated with migration for work, jobs in the informal economy
Emerging forms of employment, e.g. self-employment, outsourcing, temporary contracts
So we're inviting businesses, legal entities, governments, healthcare organisations to talk about hybrid workplaces, mental health needs, laws and governance and how they make work life a better place.
Contact Chrissy Jones on +61 412 137 621
Australian Heritage Festival
Do you know that the zipper was patented on 29 April 1913?
Looking for businesses who have been established for more than 10 years. Celebrate your milestones by contact us here.
Community Shared Stories are most welcome.
International Guitar Month to promote guitar sales around the world
We invite pubs, clubs, music shops to showcase their business and music scene.
History of the Guitar
A plucked four-string instrument was named a guitar in the 14th century in Spain. It resembled a vihuela, a guitar-shaped instrument played in Spain. As far as the name is concerned, ‘guitar’ comes from ‘guitarra,’ a Spanish word. It is also assumed that ‘guitar’ is associated with the Latin word ‘cithara’ and the ancient Sanskrit word ‘tar,’ which means ‘string.’ Also, ‘guitarra latina’ was a curved-body instrument that comprised four strings and was used as a musical instrument in the medieval period in Europe. The contemporary guitar originated in Spain, however, the oldest surviving guitar-like instrument is from ancient Egypt.

As centuries passed, the guitar went through many changes and transformed into something similar to the modern guitar. Yes, the first guitar was a lot different from what it looks like today. Guitars in the 16th century consisted of C-F-A-D tuning and were called baroque guitars. Later, a lower string E was added to it.
In the 19th century, Antonio de Torres Jurado started building guitars that were similar to new acoustic guitars. It is assumed that most of the modern-day guitars are derivatives of Antonio’s designs. Thus, he was called the Stradivari of guitars (because another Antonio — Antonio Stradivari — was a world-famous violin maker.)
George Beauchamp along with Adolph Rickenbacker made the first-ever electric guitar in the United States in the 20th century. Following this invention, a lot of other types of guitars are made in many variations.
Garden Month
We invite florists, gardens of interest, farmers, gardening shops and nurseries to participate.
Math and Statistics Awareness Month
We invite early learning centres, schools, tutors, toy shops to tell their stories.
Other April themes and events
1st April – April Fool’s Day
2nd April – Go Blue for Autism - World Autism Awareness Day
2nd April – International Children's Book Day
3rd April – Be Alarmed! Change your smoke alarm battery!
4th April - World Stray Animal Day
6th – 16th April - Nature Play Week
7th April – World Health Day
12th April – International Day of Human Space Flight
13th April - Micro Business Forum Coffee Connect for Small Businesses
15th – 21st April – World Creativity & Innovation Week
15th April - Creative Wauchope invites you to the Rocks Ferry Reserve, Wauchope for a fabulous day immersing yourself in creative activities, stalls and demonstrations. Artists are invite to book a free stall.
17th - 25th April - National Parks Week
18th April – World Heritage Day
18th April – 19th May – The National Trust Heritage Festival
20th – 25th – World Allergy Week
CULINARY CANVAS Progressive Dinner, Thursday 20 April from 6pm 3 COURSES | 3 VENUES | LIVE ENTERTAINMENT | LIMITED TICKETS AT $55 PER PERSON
22nd April – International Mother Earth Day
20th - 22nd April – Earth Day
21st April - World Creativity and Innovation Day
22nd April – Jelly Bean Day
23rd April – World Book and Copyright Day
25th April – World Penguin Day
25th April – Anzac Day
25th April - World Malaria Day
26th April - Micro Business Forum event
27th April – International Guide Dog Day
28th April – Pay it Forward Day
28th April – World Day for Safety and Health at Work
30th April – International Jazz Day
30th April – World Veterinary Day
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