Central Queensland arts, culture & lifestyle
An independent online magazine dedicated to arts, culture & lifestyle, based in Central Queensland.
Lost gigs, Hunger Games-style arts funding, and casual day jobs drying up: 2020’s been a hell year for artists. Here are some tips for supporting our mates working in the arts - even if you’ve got no money either.
Read MoreNext time you’re up on Mount Archer, take in the latest pieces of public art - but you might have company, because the popular spot has won a gong from Trip Advisor.
Read MoreProjects in Rockhampton and Mackay are among 46 across the nation sharing $669,000 from the latest Regional Arts Fund Community Grants round.
Read MoreBushfire-affected communities across Queensland are sharing $1.8 million in State money across 37 projects to support bushfire recovery and boost resilience for future disasters. Here are some local highlights…
Read MoreVoices are gathering in the Isaac Shire, with sign ups open now for singers of all ages and abilities to create the region’s first computer-based choir.
Read MoreAs guidelines to slow the spread of COVID-19 Coronavirus slam the brakes on the hospitality sector, eateries we usually consider sit-down-meal type places are offering takeaway options. So, if you’ve got some cash to inject into the local economy, here are some of your options.
Read MoreMore than 400 hectares of land, including some culturally significant landmarks, have been officially returned to the Darumbal people.
Read MoreGladstone’s Crow Street Creative is a community-driven hub for the arts and live entertainment nestled in the industrial fringes of the CBD. Now the nonprofit behind the precinct is shaking the tin to raise the roof, to protect their venue from rain and sun.
Read MoreLibraries usually sow seeds of knowledge, but Gladstone is taking a more literal approach with seed libraries sprouting around the region.
Read More.“I’m hoping for a cancer free world”: 11 year old Lara is shaving her hair to raise funds for the Cancer Council, in honour of a lost family friend.
Read MoreThe Central Highlands Regional Council finished off the financial year with funding for four local projects through the Regional Arts Development Fund.
Read MoreWord wranglers are warned to be on their guard, after a Rockhampton-based author received a string of anonymous messages offering to share a road trip to a writing event - as long as there are no “jealous husbands chasing us”.
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