NERAM is calling for applications to the 2019 Helen Dangar Memorial Bursary. Read more
Beyond Broken Hill's expansive reserves of lead, silver and zinc - amongst the largest and richest in the world - is a city with a long-established and thriving artistic hub, whose diverse members are attracted to the Silver City’s dramatic industrial landscapes, endless skies, and inclusive community from all corners of the earth. Read more
Regional Arts NSW has announced the program for Artstate Tamworth, a four-day event that will transform Tamworth into a bustling arts hub from 31st October to 3rd November 2019. Read more
An Art Relief Program was created in 2018 by regional artist Narelle Whitlam, aimed at tackling the hardships and severe impact the drought has taken on rural communities. Read more
Australia’s largest regional youth film competition, SWIFF’s Nextwave program (previously known as REC Ya Shorts Youth Film Festival), is now open for submissions for 2019 with over $25,000 in prizes up for grabs for individuals and schools. Read more
Exciting news for artists based in and arpound Kandos, as arts organisation Cementa announces the establishment of the town's own artist-run space. Read more
ABC Heywire is looking to shine a light on young regional change makers for their 2020 Trailblazers program. This is an excellent opportunity to show the grassroots work being done to make regional Australia a better place. Read more
The Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences has announced applications are now open for three workshops aimed at Regional NSW and Western Sydney organisations. Read more
The NSW Government has improved the Arts and Cultural Development Program application experience by introducing two funding rounds and setting fixed application timelines. Read more
On Thursday 23 May at the Tamworth Regional Gallery, Regional Arts NSW launched the festival and conference that will be coming to Tamworth 31st October to 3rd November, 2019. Read more
Carclew are accepting submissions for their Writing Place program, aimed at young writers aged between 18 and 26, living outside of an Australian capital city. Read more
See how CASP funding helped launch Cootamundra Strings, a youth orchestra program for participants aged between 4 to 18. Read more
