A Gladstone Saiki Sister City Advisory Committee initiative, modelled on Japan's centuries old annual Children's Day, offering the Gladstone Region's children a glimpse into the lives of their peers in Japan, through a variety of hands-on craft activities.
Schools must book their spots into designated times
Booking forms will be available below
EXTENDED RSVP! Please reserve your
Arrive: 10.15am
Session Begins: 10.30am
Session Ends: 11.30am
Parents and kids (4 and under) are invited to join local artist Sue Daw to get creative together at the Gallery & Museum. Wear art clothes, limited spaces, must RSVP to the Gallery & Museum on 4976 6766 or email gragm@gladstonerc.qld.gov.au.
Arrive: 1.00pm
Session Begins: 1.15pm
Session Ends: 2.15pm
A special guided tour that helps little people and their parents explore the exhibitions. Interact with the children’s art toys in 'Cream: Four Decades of Australian Art' and then finish the session in 'Reflections of Yesteryear' with a drawing activity. Limited spaces, must RSVP to the Gallery &
Arrive: 3.30pm
Session Begins: 3.45pm
Session Ends: 4.45pm
Gallery & Museum closes: 5.00pm
Join local artist Sue Daw and get creative at the Gallery & Museum. Wear art clothes, limited spaces, must RSVP to the Gallery & Museum on 4976 6766 or email gragm@gladstonerc.qld.gov.au, parental supervision not required.
Budding filmmakers of the Gladstone Region have the chance to develop new skills during the Gladstone Arts Council's new media workshops next Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, May 13, 14 and 16.
Local artists Natisha Strudwick and Felicia Lloyd of Conspire Isis Theatre Ensemble will lead the FREE workshop opportunities and invite all to bring along their filming device, fully charged and ready
Budding filmmakers of the Gladstone Region have the chance to develop new skills during this Gladstone Arts Council's new media workshops.
Local artists Natisha Strudwick and Felicia Lloyd of Conspire Isis Theatre Ensemble, will lead the FREE workshop and invite all to bring along their filming device, fully charged and ready to go.
The chance to develop the artform at a local level is
Families are invited to participate in the exciting program of specially designed hands-on and multimedia activities for kids, developed by the Children’s Art Centre exhibition, Jemima Wyman: Pattern Bandits, held at Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAG|GOMA) from 5 April – 2 November 2014.
The touring program allows children to enter the brightly coloured and
Young actors from local schools (aged 11 - 17) are invited to attend workshops with Bryan Nason and Beryl Wood’s Bunbury Players, as they prepare to be part of "All The Word's A Stage".
Two performances of the Shakespearian-themed live shows will be held at the Gallery & Museum 7pm, Thursday 26 February and 7pm, Friday 27 February 2015 thanks to DeparturePoint and the Gladstone
Spend 45 minutes with Flying Arts Alliance Inc.'s Executive Officer Stephen Clark, developing your arts and culture project.
Just the expert guidance you need to get you on your way to the next stage of a professionally presented project.
Spaces are limited, please book early to avoid disappointment phone 4976 6766 or email gragm@gladstonerc.qld.gov.au
Supported by the Gladstone Region
Unleash your creative artistic side and create an individual set of wind chimes or light-catcher in fused glass. Turn scrap coloured glass and wire into components for your abstract masterpiece. No experience necessary, samples will be provided and glass will need to be picked up the following day after being fired in the kiln overnight.
Tickets on sale from 10am, Wednesday 3 December 2014
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