Wollongong's Blender Festival to bring more of the local community on board in 2016.

By Desirée Savage
Updated October 5 2015 - 5:20pm, first published October 4 2015 - 7:00pm
BLENDER OPENING: An interactive game developed by Thirroul's Lime Rocket and local artist Bafcat was projected on the walls of Globe Lane for all to play. Picture: DESIREE SAVAGE
BLENDER OPENING: An interactive game developed by Thirroul's Lime Rocket and local artist Bafcat was projected on the walls of Globe Lane for all to play. Picture: DESIREE SAVAGE

Thousands were drawn to the Illawarra over the past four days for a celebration of all things art, technology and music with 13 events brought together under the umbrella of the Blender Festival.

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