In conjunction with Gladstone Region Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) Round Two 2018-19, local arts and culture groups and individuals will have access in July to three, free intensive grant writing workshops.

Facilitated by Flying Arts Alliance’s Ashleigh Wheeler, workshops will be of interest to those with short-term arts and cultural projects starting after 1 October 2019, in developing

Gladstone Region residents will be able to enjoy stunning musical performances with Camerata, Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra, primed and ready to visit Gladstone later this month.

Gladstone Region Acting Mayor Chris Trevor said residents would have two opportunities to see the acclaimed Camerata perform at Council venues.  

Camerata will present a concert at Gladstone Entertainment Convention

Ten local arts and culture projects will gain financial assistance from the Gladstone Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) Round One, 2018-19.

Gladstone Region Councillor Glenn Churchill said choral workshops and community art days were among some of the exciting local and regional art projects to receive RADF assistance.

“Council accepted recommendations from its RADF committee and approved

The Central Queensland Regional Arts Services Network (CQ-RASN), is calling for Expressions of Interest (EOI) from local artists, to participate in an Animation and Projection project.

An initiative of the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland, CQ-RASN is a new model of regional arts delivery, enabling diverse CQ communities to connect and encouraging cross-regional collaboration.

Bringing together hundreds of primary school children, Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum (GRAGM) is gearing up for this year’s Saiki Children's Day.

Gladstone Region Mayor Matt Burnett said it was a day to engage with Japanese inspired craft activities.

“This year marks the ninth year of Saiki Children's Day, and time and time again the event has proven to be enjoyable for both students

Come along to the Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum and meet Julie Barratt, Regional Arts Officer, Central Queensland Regional Arts Services Network (CQ-RASN), from 4.30pm Wednesday April 17.

An initiative of the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland, CQ-RASN is a new model of regional arts delivery, enabling diverse CQ communities to connect and encouraging cross-regional

Take a local partner for an exciting community arts and culture project.

What could a textile artist and a poet, a watercolour artist and an actor or an animator and a vocalist, create to inspire the community?

The Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum is calling on local artists to Take pART, during a creative pop-up project that will see visual and performing artists collaborate, in

Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum will launch three exciting exhibitions mid-April, each showcasing a unique perspective on past and modern-day Australia.

Gladstone Region Mayor Matt Burnett invited community members to come along for the official launch of the exhibitions, Australien Future - tales of migration, Intercity Images 2019 and Submerged: Stories of Australia's Shipwrecks.

There's just one week to go before entries close next Saturday, 30 March 2019, to submit your iconic image captured in the Gladstone Region over the past 12 months, during the popular Intercity Images: Gladstone Saiki Photographic Exchange.

An annual photographic exchange between the Gladstone Region and its Sister City, Saiki City, Japan, Intercity Images is open to Gladstone Region

19 March, 2019

Gladstone Regional Council invites local arts and cultural groups and individuals to apply for the latest round of Gladstone Region Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF).

Gladstone Region Councillor Rick Hansen said short-term projects starting after 7 May 2019 may be eligible for the funding.

"Groups can apply for funding that falls under categories such as, developing regional