RE//CREATING is the third and final exhibition featuring the work of 22 female Riverina artists curated by Dr Julie Montgarrett (Charles Sturt University) and Sarah McEwan. Read more
The Australia Council are inviting expressions of interest to participate in an immersive four day residential Innovation Lab in May 2017. The Lab will offer an entirely Indigenous creative space with hope to strengthen future Indigenous signature works and embolden artists with strong ideas and innovative work. Read more
The New England Regional Art Museum (NERAM) is scheduling a second public lecture on the subject of the Myall Creek Massacre after the first lecture was completely booked out. Read more
A new exhibition at Tweed Regional Gallery delves deeper into a celebration of town halls in the Northern Rivers and the stories they inspire. The exhibition, Tumbulgum and the Countdown to Midnight at the First Supper Between Now and Forever, is on display at the Gallery from 17 February and draws from the research for a multi-arts project entitled If These Halls Could Talk. Read more
Join Byron Writers Festival for an evening with A.C. Grayling, Master of the New College of the Humanities, London, and its Professor of Philosophy, and the author of over thirty books of philosophy, biography, history of ideas, and essays. Read more
Good books matter. Great journalism matters. Clear thinking matters. History matters. Creative non-fiction is the search for more eloquent and elegant ways to tell the truth in a world where demagogues seem bent on pursuing the ugliest way to frame a lie. Read more
Punctuation and sentence structure are crucial tools for writers, not only to achieve grammatical correctness, but also to enhance your expression and personal style. If you’d like to add some more options to your toolkit, come along to this fun and interactive workshop. Read more
Sebastian Barry is a playwright, novelist, and poet and is considered one of Ireland’s finest writers. He has twice been shortlisted for the MAN Booker prize and was named number one in The Guardian‘s list of top ten writers to see live. Read more
Recent school leavers, unemployed people with hospitality qualifications, existing hospitality workers, and Visitor Information Centre volunteers or people whose current business links to the tourism industry are encouraged to attend a two hour introduction to a ‘Growing Local Tourism Talent’ information session at Muswellbrook Regional Arts Centre on Tuesday 28 February, 2017 at 11am. Read more
Wagga Wagga Art Gallery is delighted to present one of Australia’s most accomplished male ballet dancers, Damian Smith, for a special one-off performance on Sunday 26 February. Hosted by the Gallery in partnership with the Allegro Ballet School, this renowned performer will present his unique combination of dance and painting for Wagga Wagga audiences. Read more
