Five country music artists have been named the 2027 Faces of the Festival, leading the promotion of the Toyota 55th Tamworth Country Music Festival.
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Posted inIndigenous, Parenting and kids, Tamworth
Tamworth community invited to celebrate NAIDOC Week together
Tamworth community members are invited to celebrate 50 years of NAIDOC at a family fun day this Wednesday.
Posted inArts, Tamworth
Kait James: Red Flags arrives at Tamworth Regional Gallery
Wadawurrung artist Kait James brings her landmark exhibition Red Flags to Tamworth Regional Gallery from 27 June to 6 August.
Posted inParenting and kids, Walcha
Discover winter at its best in Walcha
Walcha is turning up the cool this July, with WinterFest serving snow, markets, music and country warmth in equal measure.
Posted inArts, Tamworth
Largest Silent Auction returns to Tamworth Regional Gallery
Tamworth Regional Gallery will host its largest-ever Friends of Tamworth Regional Gallery Silent Auction in 2026, with more than 300 artworks by almost 100 regional artists on display.
Posted inArmidale, Entertainment, Review
ADMS brings a deliciously wicked Rocky Horror to life
REVIEW: It’s astounding… just how good the latest production from the Armidale Drama and Musical Society is.
Posted inEntertainment, Local festivals and shows, Tamworth
One week until Tamworth’s 26th Hats Off To Country Festival
Cooler weather, hotter lineup. Tamworth’s 26th Hats Off To Country kicks off 10 July with Amber Lawrence, Brendan Radford, The Bushwackers and more than 50 events across the city.
Posted inArts, Glen Innes, Good News
New home for the arts strikes a chord in Glen Innes
Glen Innes’ new School of Arts & Music threw open its doors on Saturday, 20 June, with a free community day that filled the historic former Severn Shire Council Building with music, laughter and creative activity from morning to mid-afternoon.
Posted inEntertainment, Gunnedah
Concert designed for relaxed, inclusive audience experience comes to Gunnedah
A relaxed, low-sensory concert designed to welcome neurodivergent audiences and families will be presented at Gunnedah’s Smithurst Theatre on 12 July.
Posted inArmidale, Entertainment, Local profiles
Three generations of theatre return home for Rocky Horror
She debuted on the Armidale stage at seven, alongside her mum and grandmother. Now she’s back for Rocky Horror, and her mum is right beside her again.