A creative writing workshop and archaeological talk will be run in conjunction with NERAM’s newest exhibition.
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Posted inArts, Disability, Local News
Art challenge now open
Put your talent to the test at Challenge’s art comp now open to people with disabilities, and young people living in out-of-home care.
Posted inArts, Gunnedah, Manilla
Exhibition celebrates a Lifetime of Change
A new exhibition to open at the Gunnedah Bicentennial Creative Arts Gallery on Friday, 6 September is an adventure into the transformation of the human body from infancy through to […]
Posted inArts, Walcha
New England artists selected for Sculptures in the Garden 2024
Regional Australia’s premier outdoor art exhibition, Sculptures in the Garden will include items from Walcha artist, Stephen King.
Posted inArts, Awards, Tamworth
Opportunities awaits young talent
Young talent will kick start their music journey at The Golden Gig during the Toyota 53rd Tamworth Country Music Festival.
Posted inArts, Guyra
Crochet and chat over a cuppa at new Guyra library event
Do you fancy learning a new skill and making some new friends? Guyra Library will be hosting a “Crotchet, Chat & Cuppa” session every month.
Posted inAgriculture, Arts, Walcha
Knitting with Resilience in Walcha
Walcha is knitting up a storm this month thanks to their latest initiative focused on resilience, community, and creating supportive networks
Posted inArmidale, Arts, Awards
New England Regional Art Museum nominated for two national awards
NERAM has been shortlisted for two awards at the 2024 Australia Museums and Galleries Association (AMaGA) National Awards.
Posted inArts, Indigenous, What's on
BLAK Print puts the call out for Aboriginal artists to submit their design
Local custom apparel, printing, and embroidery company BLAK Print are seeking Aboriginal artists to be a part of a unique free t-shirt promotion.
Posted inEntertainment, Tamworth
Calls for reform to save festival industry
Tamworth MP Kevin Anderson and Tamworth Country Music Festival organiser Barry Harley have called for reforms needed to save the festival sector