Become a Community Member

Join the RANSW community and gain access to exclusive benefits.

Our community members receive:

  • Discounts on insurance through Finsura referrals, including public liability & voluntary workers insurance (visit regionalartsnsw.com.au/about-insurance for details).*
  • Invitations to free and discounted events, training and networking, including our monthly online workshop series. Individual members recieve 1 ticket/workshop and group members receive up to 4 tickets/workshop
  • Opportunities to have work & upcoming events profiled on RANSW’s social media platforms
  • Complimentary use of hot-desk and meeting spaces when you visit Sydney
  • Monthly e-news updates with opportunities, resources, and news from across regional NSW

Individual memberships are $25 and are available to all NSW residents.

Group memberships are $55 and are available to all NSW based NFPs, NGOs, businesses and, education or government groups involved in regional arts.

Our memberships run on a calendar year model, meaning your membership will be valid January 1st – December 31st of the year that you sign up.

*This discount is now only available to group members, however, Finsura does offer insurance for individual artists. We recommend individual members contact them for help finding a policy that suits their individual needs. 

Community Membership (Individual)

$25.00

Community Membership (Group)

$55.00

To manage your membership, cancel or update your details, please contect admin@regionalartsnsw.com.au

FULL MEMBERSHIP (RADOs) BY NEGOTIATION

This membership type is for financially contributing  RADOs — giving constitutional voting rights with RANSW and an ongoing program of services and support.

Please contact us for further information.

Membership Rights

  • Full members –financially contributing RADOs have constitutional voting rights with RANSW and receive an ongoing program of services and support.
  • Community members (individual or group) can access our services but do not have any constitutional voting rights