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Sisters In Crime returns to Cobargo 27 August – a full day of conversations and panel discussions.

Aligning with the Dalaang Galii Wogun Festival in Kyogle on Saturday 22nd October, Roxy Gallery is seeking expressions of interest (EOI) from Aboriginal artists living in and around the Kyogle region to be part of the Dalaang Galii Wogun exhibition.

They’re back! These small but significant grants are aimed at helping artists and arts...

It has been announced $5M in funding under the NSW State Government Creative Capital grant scheme will give the green light to a state-of-the-art Conservatorium of Music for Orange, co-located with a planetarium in the Byng Street civic precinct.

Arts Upper Hunter is on the look-out for people keen to be involved in regional arts and culture.

As part of the Australian Government’s commitment to delivering a new National Cultural Policy by the end of this year, consultation has now opened for stakeholders and community members to provide their perspectives and feedback to inform the policy.

Entries are now open for the Olga Masters Short Story Awards 2022!

Orana Arts invites Expressions of Interest from writers living and working in regional NSW to take part in enCounter, a writing project centred on a museum experience.

The 2022 Kate Challis RAKA Award is now open for applications from Indigenous stage play authors.

The RAKA, which means ‘five’ in the Pintupi language, is awarded to an Indigenous artist in one of five categories annually, including creative prose, poetry, script writing, drama and visual arts.

Quick Response Grants project Limits, choreographed and performed by Bonnie Curtis, was an exceptional success in highlighting accessibility in the arts, ensuring everyone has the opportunity to explore important topics through an artistic lens.

NAVA is hosting five 1-hour Zoom workshops to amplify the voices of the visual arts, craft and design sector to the Australian Government’s National Cultural Policy consultation, 2 – 4 August 2022.