Moree Plains Gallery is seeking a full time Curator to fill a 12 month maternity leave contract. Read more
Bathurst Regional Council (BRC) is seeking Expressions of Interest from suitably qualified consultants or organisations to prepare a 20 Year Cultural Plan for the Bathurst Region. Read more
Enthusiastic budding beginners and peak local circus professionals, Spaghetti Circus has been working with 100 pupils and staff of Coraki Public School school to create an exciting performance event, C3Crew: Walk on the Wylde Syde, at 5pm tomorrow, March 27. Read more
If your idea of ageing is settling by the fire in a comfy armchair and watching the world go by, then there’s a worldwide movement that wants to shake off that image. Read more
'Walking in Two Worlds' is a multi-arts project working with young people from diverse cultural backgrounds from the Coffs Harbour region, including Aboriginal young people and multicultural young people from refugee backgrounds. Read more
The Museum of the Riverina in Wagga Wagga is seeking Expressions of Interests from suitably qualified consultants to assist with the development of educational resources Read more
The second ten-day Broken Hill Fringe Festival, held 5 - 15 March has been hailed a success with the West Darling Arts (WDA), literally weaving itself into the festival with a two day basket weaving workshop with local weaver, Ann Evers. Read more
The invitation is open for young event teams in Regional and Metropolitan NSW to submit expressions of interest to host the 2015 Indent Tour. Read more
Discover the art of playing the gumleaf ... is judging art prizes really subjective?... NAISDA turns 40 and more ... Read more
What are 'regional arts' and why do they matter? Arts OutWest Executive Officer/Regional Arts Development Officer based in Bathurst, Tracey Callinan, explores the question for The Conversation. Read more
Arts Mid North Coast are looking for someone to join their team for 6 months as an Arts Development Officer. Read more
Their passion for their arts practice has given 10 young Indigenous creatives a place in the IAM: Indigenous Arts Mentorship program. The program matches emerging creatives aged between 16 and 25, with arts industry professionals. Read more
