The Wondai Art Gallery will be featuring the best of local students’ artwork with the opening next Friday night (August 3) of the biennial South Burnett High School Students art competition, sponsored by Stanwell Corporation.
Wondai Regional Art Gallery will be hosting an afternoon concert of choral singing on Sunday, August 5.
The State Government looks set to back down on its decision to scrap the popular Fanfare competition
The South Burnett’s unique arts festival, Tractor Tattoo 2012, is gaining momentum with the unveiling today of the latest way community groups and artists can get involved.
Nimué Gallery is looking for creative locals to take part in an art competition to be held in conjunction with the Motors in Motion festival which will be held at Kingaroy Airport on October 27.
The decision by the State Government to scrap the Fanfare music competition has locals seeing red.
The South Burnett Chorale will be holding its annual concert at Taabinga Homestead on Sunday, August 26, at 2:30pm.
The South Burnett’s September arts spectacular Tractor Tattoo is looking for young performers who’d like to be a part of a one-off musical extravaganza.
The latest Batman movie The Dark Knight Rises will begin screening at Kingaroy’s Satellite Cinema today.
More than 100 past and present members and supporters of the Taromeo Country Music Club gathered at the Blackbutt Community Hall on Sunday to celebrate the club’s 20th birthday.
Festival and event organisers have until 5:00pm on August 3 to be eligible to apply for funding under Round 23 of the Events Queensland Regional Development Program.
Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale Treasure Island will come to life in the South Burnett next week
A large crowd turned out for the official opening of the latest exhibition at the Wondai Art Gallery
The Taromeo Country Music Club will be celebrating its 20th birthday on Sunday, July 15, with a social at the Blackbutt Community Hall.
More than 30 would-be artists of all ages gathered at the old 1913 Council Chambers in Edward Street, Kingaroy, on Sunday to get funky with clay.
Four talented South Burnett artists are being featured in the July exhibition which opens tomorrow night (Friday) at the Wondai Art Gallery.
Cherbourg’s Ration Shed Museum hosted a very busy Open Day on Tuesday as part of the town’s annual NAIDOC celebrations.
A retrospective of 30 years of work by popular South Burnett artist Garry Eyre will be a highlight of the Wondai Regional Art Gallery’s new exhibition when it opens this Friday night, July 6.
The South Burnett’s hidden talent has been on show in Kingaroy over the past two months as “The Big Break” talent search has pitted local musicians against each other in a live competition on Friday nights.
Some odd-looking people took up residence recently in a Benarkin park, but there’s no need to call the police.
