The Kingaroy Photographic Club held its Annual General Meeting recently, and a highlight of the meeting was a motion to award three Lifetime Memberships to three long-standing members: Cliff Schwenke, Geoffrey Armstrong and Mervin (Mick) Cook.
A crowd of 70 people packed Kumbia Race Club’s canteen on Saturday to enjoy an evening of laughter
Only six of the 86 artworks on sale found new owners and they went for bargain prices
A portrait of Lady Bjelke-Petersen is now adorning the entrance foyer of the recently renamed private hospital
With the annual Waterhole Rocks festival barely seven and a half months away, the South Burnett’s rock and roll dancing fraternity have kicked off their 2016 training program.
Well-known Brisbane sculptor Laurie Nilsen, a foundation member of the Campfire Group of artists and a member of the proppaNOW Indigenous arts collective, is taking a group of Cherbourg artists on a journey of discovery.
Art lovers only have 10 days left to snap up a bargain at the Kingaroy Art Gallery’s Great Summer Art Sale.
Fighting breast cancer, battling depression and the need to get metropolitan galleries to sell more rural art might seem an unusual set of themes for an exhibition …
Kirsten Butters, from Maidenwell, is a woman on a mission to revive the regional live music scene
The Kingaroy-Murgon Rail Trail has produced its first new tourism offering … or will, once liquor licensing requirements are met.
Josh Arnold, the singer-songwriter who crafts special songs for small towns, is coming back to the South Burnett … this time to Blackbutt and Benarkin.
South Burnett artists and craftspeople have been invited to take part in the Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery’s Great Summer Sale and Auction next month.
People interested in women’s fashions only have a short time to see an unusual show at Wondai Gallery
A fascination with sound waves has led to an unusual exhibition at the Kingaroy Art Gallery this month
There was no excuse not to have a good time in the South Burnett on New Year’s Eve with fun events scheduled in most towns
Cherry Coultis, one of the South Burnett’s most respected senior artists, was honoured with more than just a retrospective exhibition of her work at the Kingaroy Art Gallery on Saturday afternoon.
An art exhibition that dazzled crowds at the Wondai Regional Art Gallery will go on tour around Queensland
The unique “Festival of Small Halls” is coming to Goomeri on December 18 with some very special musical performances at the Hall of Memory.
December means Christmas to most people … but in the South Burnett, it also means dance concerts.
They didn’t say they’d never play again … it just took them about 25 years to do it.
