Disguises are donned, identities are mistaken, murder is plotted, and love is born all in the midst of the mystical forest of Arden. Staged across three unique outdoor locations, the audience will be guided by the actors through the woods and back again. The backdrop is amongst the beautiful forest of Wangat Lodge in the stunning…
With amazing works coming from a 2000km radius from Tasmania, Adelaide and Townsville this show is a culmination of forged ironwork never before seen in Australia. Opening Night 15 December 2023, 6pm. On view Saturday 2 December 2023 to Sunday 25 February 2024. Glasshouse Regional Gallery Port Macquarie RSVP required. For details please visit: https://www.glasshouse.org.au/Gallery
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Expressions of Interest for the Regional Arts Network State-wide youth project, Horizons: Creative Industries Career Launchpad are now open! This is a major opportunity for young creative people from Dungog, Singleton, Muswellbrook and Upper Hunter Shires who would love to work in a creative field that they’re passionate about. Horizons is a creative industry…
Small Forest Wines proudly presents an exhibition by regular contributor Maude Butta. She’s taking a new direction, having spent much time in her motor home at Iluka in Northern NSW over the last couple of winters. Maude fell in love with the place, the people, and especially the rainforest, capturing what she discovered through prints…
On Friday 1st September Arts Upper Hunter held the first community instalment of their Weave A Thon at Scone High School. Michelle Earl and her trusty team of wonderful weavers guided students through an arrangement of weaving techniques from weaving a bracelet to NSW & WA weaving style rounds & ovals. There were 30 participants…