Experiment with black line printing which allows changes during the carving and printing process and for the introduction of colour. $75 per person. All printing materials supplied.

Discover the dynamic energy and vibrant music of Tango Enigmático. This ensemble breathes new life into the rich tradition of Argentinian tango, blending familiar dance rhythms with innovative contemporary compositions. With violin, double bass, and piano, their music will transport you to the lively streets of Buenos Aires and beyond. Experience the passion and soul of tango from every corner of the globe with Tango Enigmático.

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Join us for a hands-on workshop where you'll learn the art of bookbinding from scratch. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refresh your skills, this workshop is designed to guide you through the process of creating your own unique book.

In this fun relaxed workshop participants will use simple watercolour techniques to create their own individual piece of botanical art, which will be framed on the day. This workshop is open to all skill levels, including beginners, as guidance is provided throughout.

A glass of bubbles, nibbles and all painting materials will be provided. $125pp.

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MZAZA is back in the Stanthorpe region after a memorable concert at Harrigans Lane in 2023.

MZAZA is one of the most unique bands coming out of Australia today. Drawing on French, Spanish-Sephardic and Balkan sounds, this six-piece reinvents folk traditions and crafts a world where music knows no borders.

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Prior to their concert, MZAZA will conduct free workshops for local musicians and singers of any age and skill level. Workshops will be held from 2-3pm Sat 12 October at the Stanthorpe Civic Centre.

Unleash your inner artist with our four-week figure drawing workshop! Learn to observe, analyze, and capture the human form with expert guidance from Nameer Davis. This beginner-friendly course will cover essential drawing techniques using pencil, charcoal, and crayon on A3 paper. Saturdays: 14, 21, 28 September & 5 October, 9am - 12 noon.

Award-winning Brisbane pianist Max Foster returns home to Queensland after valuable time spent in the prestigious halls of the Juilliard School, Yale University, and the Peabody Institute. Witness one of Australia's most exciting pianists in a thrilling program featuring masterpieces by Beethoven, Debussy, Schubert, and more!

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Unleash your inner artist with our four-week figure drawing workshop! Learn to observe, analyze, and capture the human form with expert guidance from Nameer Davis. This beginner-friendly course will cover essential drawing techniques using pencil, charcoal, and crayon on A3 paper. Saturdays: 14, 21, 28 September & 5 October, 9am - 12 noon.

Unleash your inner artist with our four-week figure drawing workshop! Learn to observe, analyze, and capture the human form with expert guidance from Nameer Davis. This beginner-friendly course will cover essential drawing techniques using pencil, charcoal, and crayon on A3 paper. Saturdays: 14, 21, 28 September & 5 October, 9am - 12 noon.

Participants will immerse themselves in the vibrant world of Aboriginal art by decorating boomerangs and native animals. Each creation will become a unique, personalized piece that reflects both artistic expression and cultural storytelling. $5 per child (all ages welcome).

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Participants will be introduced to the technique of collage as a means to explore surrealism and the surrealist masters of the 20th century. Delving into the creative process of mixed media collage, participants will create their own dreamlike surrealist compositions. $5 per child (all ages welcome).

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Unleash your inner artist with our four-week figure drawing workshop! Learn to observe, analyze, and capture the human form with expert guidance from Nameer Davis. This beginner-friendly course will cover essential drawing techniques using pencil, charcoal, and crayon on A3 paper. Saturdays: 14, 21, 28 September & 5 October, 9am - 12 noon.

The Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery invites you to the 2024 Stanthorpe Art Prize Opening Night & Awards Ceremony.

Hear from our judges, Jessica Bridgfoot, Director, Bendigo Art Gallery and Michael Brennan, Gallery Director at Noosa Regional Gallery, along with special guest Philip Bacon AO, of Philip Bacon Galleries.

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Each year about this time members of the Granite Belt Choir, Contempo, and Granite Belt Junior Choir pay tribute to Joan in music and song, by performing the annual Joan Smith Tribute Recital in Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery. Tickets: Adults $20; members $15; 15 & under free. Bookings essential (including free tickets).

The Stanthorpe Little Theatre’s actors layer their palette in a complimentary yet different way to visual artists by combining word, sound and action, expressing the perspectives of the performers. We bring performance art to collaborate with and reflect visual art, creating ‘A Wordscape of Winter’.

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The Graniteers, Stanthorpe's very own Ukelele Group, are celebrating the re-opening of the Gallery at 2pm, Friday 23 August. Free entry.

After hugely successful concerts in 2022 and 2023, the Late Shift Big Band is coming back to Stanthorpe for an entertaining night of swing, jazz and rock music to have you dancing the night away.

This programme draws together works by seemingly disparate composers, all inspired by song and dance. From melodious and lyrical to pulsating and rocking, this programme encompasses it all. Book tickets online.

The Occasional Players and Alan Smith invite you to a captivating concert celebrating "A Collection of Seasons." Featuring a special solo performance from Vivaldi's famous "The Four Seasons" by Alan Smith, violinist and Associate Concertmaster from the Queensland Symphony Orchestra, this program promises to evoke the beauty and emotions of each season through music. Expect a delightful journey through delightful seasonal pieces.

Tickets: $25 (adults), children 15 and under free. Bookings essential (including for free tickets).

The Auslan Choir will be performing at the Gallery in celebration of the Gallery re-opening. Free entry.

Journey through the seasons of life with a cycle of songs from different genres. Free entry.

The Granite Belt Junior Choir, with singers aged from 7 to 18, has been a part of the Stanthorpe music landscape for many years. The singers are brought together by a shared love of music and perform a wide variety of music styles, under the current direction of Janet Zijm.

Opening night for the Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery's exciting new exhibition, A Collection of Seasons, and return to the refurbished Art Gallery building. Free entry, but please RSVP online.

For children ages 7-10. Build and program a futuristic robot car that drives itself. Code and control your vehicle of the future. Start your engine and get ready to take the wheel! Free, but bookings essential.

For children ages 3-6. Drive a remote-controlled robot through the Tomorrow Town maze. Zig-Zag through the obstacle course and take your robot on an exciting adventure. Free, but bookings essential.

For children ages 7-10. Craft your Tomorrow Town with cardboard and your imagination. Plan it, build it, and light it up. Use simple circuits to create a town that sparkles. Free, but bookings essential.