Woodcrafters Open Their Doors
The South Burnett Woodcrafters first “garage sale” on Saturday has been hailed as a big success.
The South Burnett Woodcrafters first “garage sale” on Saturday has been hailed as a big success.
There has long been a story that bushranger Dan Kelly – brother of the infamous Ned – and his comrade-in-arms Steve Hart survived the fiery Kelly Gang siege at Glenrowan in 1880 and fled to Queensland.
Murgon-born actor and director Leah Purcell has dominated award nominations for this year’s AACTA (Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts) Awards.
Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery’s November exhibition offers five views of the world that are at times arresting, at times funny and at other times haunting.
Guests enjoying refreshments at Kingaroy RSL Club after Friday’s Remembrance Day services were greeted by something new this year.
Wondai Art Gallery’s November exhibition features works by seven women using media ranging from charcoal to oils.
The 2022 Murgon Country Music Muster is barely under way, but planning for the 2023 event has already started.
The South Burnett Musical Comedy Society is bringing a musical about the wild and wacky world of Dr Seuss to the Kingaroy Performing Arts Centre next year … and it’s looking for cast members!
South Burnett Regional Council will allocate $16,126 to six projects that applied for funding in the August round of the Regional Arts Development Fund.
A project to transform a plain brick wall in the Kingaroy CBD into a stunning artwork was officially unveiled on Tuesday.
Local photographer John Dalton has scooped the pool again at the Wondai Regional Art Gallery’s annual South Burnett Acquisitive competition.
The very talented members of the Jumping Ant Arts group have taken over the Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery for October for their annual “Antfest” exhibition.
Tickets for the South Burnett Musical Comedy Society’s production of the much-loved musical, “Fiddler On The Roof”, are now on sale.
A young South Burnett artist whose works have been seen in Murgon and Wondai is a finalist in this year’s prestigious Brisbane Portrait Prize.
Cherbourg singer Dennis “Mop” Conlon, who died in Rockhampton on Sunday night, will always be remembered as the man who penned an anthem for Indigenous Queenslanders.
Nanango was the place to be for theatre lovers last weekend when the Nanango Theatre Company staged its inaugural Heritage NananGO PLAYfest.
Artist Niketa Law’s third exhibition at the Kingaroy Art Gallery highlights the way her art has been evolving over the years.
The Wondai Regional Art Gallery is hosting two high quality exhibitions in September, and neither has been seen in the region before.
One of the highlights of the recent BaconFest weekend was “PigJam”, a battle of the bands competition held in Kingaroy’s O’Neill Square on the Saturday night.
The long wait is almost over for the Nanango Theatre Company, the curtain will finally be rising on the Heritage NananGO PLAYfest on Friday night!