Gladstone is a proud boom town and its people love to share stories of the good and the bad that have come with these waves of settlement over the past 50 years. Of course, there is no better way to tell a community story than through a community musical; but Boomtown is no ordinary musical.
The largest QMF project to date, this is a musical theatre production on a scale you’ve never, ever
Something very special is happening at the Gladstone Marina mid-July this year. Boomtown is guaranteed to bring the community to a standstill and audiences can expect to enjoy record breaking performances over four exciting nights.
After the 2011 Classic Country success, Queensland Music Festival (QMF), under the artistic direction of James Morrison, is back. Partnering with Gladstone Regional
These school holidays bring the family in to try out our activity using recycled newspaper.
Build a 'home away from home' as a way of beating solastalgia, a concept discussed in the exhibition Life in Your Hands: art from solastagia which is on display until 27 July 2013.
This activity is available FREE all day during the Gallery/Museum's opening hours and requires no bookings, stay and play
The Young Dancers of Central Qld (YDCQ) is pleased to announce the world premiere of Power Soup at the Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum on the weekend of June 28 + 29 this year.
Power Soup is collaboration between The Young Dancers Company of CQ, the Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum, and emerging choreographer Fleur Conlon and visual artist Rigobert Pupacher.
This is the
The Gladstone Region Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) is seeking nominations from interested community members during their 2013 Annual General Meeting (AGM), to be held at the Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum, 5.30pm Wednesday July 17.
The RADF is a program developed by Arts Queensland and administered by Gladstone Regional Council providing funding for development of arts and
The Region's children are being treated to an exciting educational cultural experience this June when the Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum once again presents Saiki Children's Day.
An initiative of the Gladstone Saiki Sister City Advisory Committee and Gladstone Regional Council, the event, modelled on Japan's Children's Day, offers primary school aged children the opportunity to
An exhibition of life-size figurative busts by leading Chinese-Australian artist Ah Xian, from the Collection of the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA), will be on display at Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum until Saturday 8 June 2013.
‘Ah Xian: Metaphysica’ presents ten magnificent bronze and brass works from the Metaphysica series, begun by the artist in 2007.
GLADSTONE REGIONAL COUNCIL HELPS TO BRING ARTS TO ALL QUEENSLANDERS
Projects including visual arts, theatre, music and new media are among ten projects in the latest Gladstone Region Regional Arts Development Fund, grant round two announced Cr Maxine Brushe, RADF Chair.
“In this round of funding from the Regional Arts Development Fund, a partnership between the Queensland Government and
The touring exhibition of the prestigious 2012 Queensland Regional Art Awards, ‘The Essential Character of Queensland’, will be at the Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum until Saturday 4 May 2013.
Curated by John Waldron (Curator and former Cultural Heritage & Collections Manager, Sunshine Coast Regional Council) this impressive exhibition features the diverse art work of 30 of the
Jeremy Hastings, Manager Community Relations Gladstone, Rio Tinto Alcan Yarwun and Queensland Alumina Ltd with Jo Duke, Curator, Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum discuss the '2014 Rio Tinto Alcan Martin Hanson Memorial Art Awards' with Channel 7 Local News reporters.