What's On

Waste to Art aims to challenge our perception of waste and look more closely at what we are throwing away to see if it can be reused, repurposed, or upcycled rather than ending up in landfill.

Experienced printmakers are at Gatakers Creative Space Print Studio Wednesday and Saturday from 10am to 2pm.

To celebrate Disability Action Week, a selection of works are on display as part of the Live More Life Art Competition.

An exhibition/competition showcasing Quintessentially Queensland mosaics from nationally and internationally mosaicists.

Using recycled Christmas decorations, design an personalise a hanging Christmas decoration.

Maryborough: Designed for creatives, join arts consultant Olivia Everitt for a 3 hour grant writing workshop exploring the art of writing successful grant applications for arts projects and artists.

Create or decorate your own small ceramic Christmas decoration.

Monoprinting is a perfect introduction to the printmaking process. Participants will get to use a variety of colours using printmaking inks and rollers to create simple images on paper.

Create or decorate your own small ceramic Christmas decoration.

Showcasing interpretive and interactive displays to give visitors a glimpse of the day- to-day operations at RAAF Station Maryborough during World War II.

Create or decorate your own small ceramic Christmas decoration.

Join in a fun and relaxed afternoon spent stencilling, masking and sandblasting to design and create your own drinking glass with International Glass Artist Joanna Bone.

Join in a fun and relaxed morning spent stencilling, masking and sandblasting to design and create your own drinking glass with International Glass Artist Joanna Bone.

This series of works on paper showcases an exploration of Jennifer's world, her thoughts for the future and of the past. Where do 'I' now fit into that web of experiences and feelings.

This exhibition is a creative development and presentation project, bringing together the visual arts practices of artists Veronica Zeil and Nanette Balchin.

This exhibition showcases a new subject theme for the group, exploring light, substance and space within the boundaries of the internal environment.

Interactive activities for children and families to explore the decorative artform of the ‘grotesque’ through various hands-on and drawing activities, including creating a hybrid creature.

This collection of works showcases watercolours and gouache portrays, places fond and familiar, as well as others far from home.