Don’t miss out on Gunnedah’s amazing Cultural Precinct featuring the Gunnedah Bicentennial Creative Arts Gallery, the Civic Cinema and more.
Arts
Posted inArts, Social issues and services
A colourful line up of exhibitions open this Friday at NERAM
The Winter Blooming Festival opening will be held along with the three new exhibitions this Friday night at NERAM.
Posted inArts, Indigenous, Tingha
Aboriginal Artist to Lead Free Weaving and Dance Workshop at Tingha
Aboriginal artist and proud Gomeroi woman, Janalli Griffiths will be hosting a traditional weaving & dancing workshop in Tingha this Saturday.
Posted inArmidale, Arts
NERAM festival blooming with fabulous events
The Winter Blooming Festival at NERAM will be jam-packed with fabulous workshops, fascinating guest speakers and the Winter Blooming Ball.
Posted inArmidale, Arts
New owners for Armidale’s Belgrave Cinema ensure its future
UNE Life has announced the transition of ownership of the Belgrave Twin Cinema to new custodians, Belgrave Armidale Cinema Pty Ltd.
Posted inArmidale, Arts
Young artists paint a picture of success at UNESAP school art prize
Talented artists from around the New England gathered at NERAM on Friday to see who won this year’s UNE Schools Acquisitive Art Prize.
Posted inArts, Croppa Creek
Croppa Creek General Store gets an artistic facelift
The Croppa Creek General Store is on the way to cementing itself as a national icon with some very eye-catching murals.
Posted inArts, General News, Indigenous, Moree
Using the beat to connect to Country
Yulugi Marumali dance founder Shae Duncan has been helping young dancers connect to country and language at the SHAE Academy in Moree
Posted inArts, General News, Local festivals and shows
Tania Kernaghan’s new single inspired by the sisterhood and their horses
One of Australia’s endearing daughters of country music, Tania Kernaghan is back in the songwriting saddle with a brand-new single.
Posted inArts, Local festivals and shows, Tamworth
Dust never settles as Slim’s son releases debut album in Tamworth tomorrow
David Kirkpatrick spent his early years on the road with his parents Slim Dusty and Joy McKean, memories that have inspired his band’s debut country album.