Reserve your spot today in one or all three of the FREE Under 8s Week programs that the Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum has running Tuesday, May 19. 

Two 'Hands On' art workshops will be led by local artist Sue Daw where kids can use their imagination to paint vibrant paper bag artworks.  The first workshop will begin at 10.30am for parents and their little ones, 4

Filmmakers across the region and beyond are gearing up in preparation for the Gladstone Arts Council's 2015 Green Scenes: Environmental Short Film Festival.

Initiated in 2008, this annual event is hosted in conjunction with Gladstone Regional Council's EcoFest celebrations and calls for entries from groups or individuals of all ages and levels of experience.

This year, the call is going out for

The Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum Society is delighted to announce Cassandra Paddick as the winner of the 2015 Golding Visual Arts Bursary.

Cassandra is a 20 year old student who completed her secondary education at Toolooa State High School in 2012.  She achieved impressive results with subject Awards in Art, Creative Writing, Dance and received the Senior Arts / English

CALLING FILM MAKERS

The Gladstone Arts Council is looking forward to the launch of the 2015 Green Scenes: Environmental Short Film Festival project.

Initiated in 2008, this annual event is hosted in conjunction with Gladstone Regional Council's EcoFest celebrations.

Each year, the Gladstone Arts Council calls for entries from groups or individuals of all ages and levels of experience, to

Rockhampton is well-known for its beef and bulls but is not a place many would immediately associate with a nationally significant, multi-million dollar art collection. Thanks to an unlikely 1970s fundraising drive, led by a controversial Mayor (better known for being shot by his mistress,) today, the Rockhampton Art Gallery houses works by renowned Australian artists including Sidney Nolan,

The annual ANZAC Day: Lest We Forget exhibition, currently on display at the Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum, is an opportunity for locals and visitors to pay their respects to those Australian men and women who have served during war time.

This year, Lest We Forget remembers 100 years since the start of the First World War, a momentous occasion that touched the lives of almost