The Winds Of Change Art Gallery in George Street, Nanango (just across the road from the Nanango Cultural Centre) will be running a Medieval Pottery Class from 10:00am to 1:00pm on Monday (June 17) as part of its Medieval Month at the gallery.
Wondai Regional Art Gallery’s June exhibition shines a spotlight on “Our Inner Creativity” with a range of works by popular Sunshine Coast artists.
Jumping Ant Arts has organised a photography day at Taabinga Homestead next Wednesday (June 19) for anyone who wants to improve their camera skills.
Former New Inventors panellist Richard Vaughan will be coming to Nanango’s Ringsfield House on Saturday, June 15, to give a one-off presentation about design and creativity.
A small group of well-wishers gathered at Wondai Gallery on Saturday for the shortest exhibition seen this year.
Rosemarie Matthews-Frederick is the featured artist for June at the Nimue Gallery in Kingaroy.
South Burnett residents will get a chance to become art critics this weekend when artist Lee Porter’s exhibition “Can You See What I See?” goes on show for two days at the Wondai Regional Art Gallery.
On Wednesday, the Kingaroy SHS Vocal Group won a Silver Medal at the division heats of Choral Fanfare
Up-and-coming country music singer Jess Holland will be performing in Kingaroy next month as part of a statewide tour.
It was a cold night – and numbers were down on last year’s event – but organisers were still happy with the special community concert held in Kingaroy on Sunday night promoting health and well-being.
The Wondai Art Gallery’s permanent collection has been boosted with the addition of a long-term loan, a magnificent portrait of Lady Bjelke-Petersen by Brisbane painter Jan Lewis.
Members of Sing Australia Kingaroy sang a selection of their favourite songs at Kingaroy Shoppingworld last Saturday.
The Cherbourg MoJos (mobile journalists) have posted their first stories online.
The red carpet was rolled out at the 7th Big Screen Festival in Nanango on Friday night for the special guest star, actor and comedian Magda Szubanski.
Entries for the Kingaroy Regional Gallery’s $2000 “Digital Art Goes Wild” acquisitive youth art competition close in just over two weeks.
The South Burnett Regional Council is bringing the Australian stage production of “Calendar Girls” to the South Burnett next year.
The results of the 2013 Kingaroy Eisteddfod are out … and there’s a lot of happy entrants around!
The South Burnett Regional Council’s Arts, Culture and Heritage Advisory Committee announced the successful applicants for Round Four Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) grants today.
Fifteen local artists took part in an acrylic art workshop with Don Milner over the weekend
Local artists and photographers have taken over the Kingaroy Art Gallery for May with three exhibitions
