Arts Margaret River exists to support and nurture the work of artists across all disciplines, and to foster a love of the arts within our community.
Artists were invited to submit works that communicate and showcase the power of storytelling and the unique sense of place that is Wadandi Boodja through their chosen medium.
Artists were invited to submit works that communicate and showcase the power of storytelling and the unique sense of place that is Wadandi Boodja through their chosen medium.
Artists were invited to submit works that communicate and showcase the power of storytelling and the unique sense of place that is Wadandi Boodja through their chosen medium.
A Magical Evening of Chamber Music presented by Philharmonic South West Orchestra
This large group of Busselton musicians enjoy playing the music of the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s using a variety of instruments including guitars, ukuleles, banjo, cajon, piano accordion and mouth organ.
Artists were invited to submit works that communicate and showcase the power of storytelling and the unique sense of place that is Wadandi Boodja through their chosen medium.
Puppet Playtime is an interactive experience specially crafted for children aged 3 to 5. Designed to nurture their creativity and love for storytelling, each session brings a beloved children’s book to life through the art of puppetry.
Artists were invited to submit works that communicate and showcase the power of storytelling and the unique sense of place that is Wadandi Boodja through their chosen medium.
Puppet Playtime is an interactive experience specially crafted for children aged 3 to 5. Designed to nurture their creativity and love for storytelling, each session brings a beloved children’s book to life through the art of puppetry.
Artists were invited to submit works that communicate and showcase the power of storytelling and the unique sense of place that is Wadandi Boodja through their chosen medium.
Artists were invited to submit works that communicate and showcase the power of storytelling and the unique sense of place that is Wadandi Boodja through their chosen medium.
Artists were invited to submit works that communicate and showcase the power of storytelling and the unique sense of place that is Wadandi Boodja through their chosen medium.
There will be no Young @ HEART concert today due to the Public Holiday.
We look forward to welcoming you next week, Monday 9 June, 2025.
About James PaxtonJames loves attending Young@HEART on Monday mornings and thought he should put his hand up, having been in and out of bands since 1974 with influences from jazz standards to 70’s. The last 8 years he has deep-dived into the world of Django Reinhardt - an extraordinary Belgian gypsy guitarist recognised as one...
The exhibition features 35 works, each 40x40cm, chosen by a panel made up of artists Bernardine Hine and Edwina Cherry and curator Jacquie Nichols Reeves. The exhibition demonstrates the scope and variety of stitched and layered textiles. Materials used range from cotton and silk to paper and cardboard and even shoelaces! Techniques include: hand and machine stitching, digital printing, needle felting, gelatine printing, plant - dyeing, collage and painting. The works address many different themes with diverse interpretations and styles. Australia Wide Nine is an initiative of Ozquilt Network Inc. whose mission is to raise the status and profile of art quilters, art quilts and art quilt making in Australia.
Kate Finkelstein is a singer-songwriter, composer, and performer with a deep love for crafting songs that tell a story. Her unique brand of progressive-pop blends Celtic-folk, Classical, Electronic, Musical Theatre, and Progressive Rock — a reflection of her passion for exploring music beyond the usual borders.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
In a world increasingly defined by displacement, division, and disconnection, the question of belonging has never been more urgent.
