Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister, Senator James McGrath, got a first-hand insight into why the Wondai Regional Art Gallery is applying for a $30,000 grant from the Building Better Regions fund on Tuesday morning.
Former Kingaroy boy Tom Curtain has released his third country music album to great acclaim, immediately hitting the No 1 spot on the iTunes country charts.
Art fans have until December 3 to see a stunning new exhibition at the Kingaroy Art Gallery
Could Kingaroy’s iconic peanut silos become an artistic masterpiece if the ALP retains power at the State Election?
The stage is set for a night of rib-tickling slapstick comedy with the Jungle Juice theatre-restaurant show.
Deputy Mayor Kathy Duff said she was delighted to be asked to open this month’s exhibition at the Wondai Regional Art Gallery, even if she was the second choice to do it.
The South Burnett Community Orchestra will be hosting a series of Woodwind Workshops next Wednesday and Thursday, November 15-16.
The Kingaroy Concerned Citizens Group (KCCG) concluded their 385 Alive! art protest recently with an exhibition of entries and prize-giving.
A record number of caravans and campervans have pulled into the Murgon Showgrounds for this year’s Murgon Rotary Music Muster.
Life’s been busy at the Maidenwell Hotel recently, and there’s even more coming up.
The November exhibition at the Wondai Art Gallery will officially open next Friday night (November 3) and there’ll be a treat in store again for local art lovers.
A South Burnett scene will feature on the Christmas cards which will be distributed this year by Member for Maranoa David Littleproud.
The winners of a competition to photograph sites in the South Burnett’s Local Heritage Register have been announced.
A crowd of more than 70 packed the Wondai Regional Art Gallery on Friday night to help launch this year’s South Burnett and Cherbourg On Show Festival.
Young people undergoing cancer treatments at the Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital will enjoy a bit of home-style comfort thanks to two local craft groups.
A group of some of Brisbane’s top musicians, playing some of the world’s most unusual classical instruments, visited Kingaroy as part of a tour of regional Queensland.
Creative Connections in Nanango welcomed in Spring recently with a special Devonshire tea morning at their centre in George Street, Nanango.
Touring Canadian vocal duo Madison Violet will be dropping into The Shed at Nanango next week to perform their special blend of folk, pop and Americana.
Anti-coal mine protest group, the Kingaroy Concerned Citizens Group, will be bringing its unique 10-week art and photography competition to a climax on Sunday (October 1).
Painting – in particular, painting walls – was a popular topic at a Wine and Cheese Night held at the Blackbutt Art Gallery last Wednesday.
