Margaret River Soup Kitchen began in 1995 as a gathering place to bring people from all walks of life together to share a meal. Volunteers prepare nourishing, low cost meals twice a week. More than 20,000 meals are served across the year.
Experience, a memory, a lasting connection. Explore this multiple-piece installation of wall-hung vases by artist Shelley McNab. Created and decorated together, they share stories of brush and glaze, connecting both physically and remembered; tactile and invisible, and sharing a reminder that art reaches further than the physical piece.
Andrea Frances Manners has been teaching singing at her home studio and in local schools for 13 years after training at WAAPA and under Fisenden Music in East Perth. She is a current member of ANATS (Australian National Assoc. of Teachers of Singing).
Australia’s largest destination film festival CinefestOZ returns to Western Australia’s beautiful South West from 29 August to 3 September.
The mezzanine gallery will host a pop-up exhibition of David Bromley's work to accompany the screening of Bromley: Light After Dark on Saturday, September 2 at 6pm.
A Pop-up Exhibition of Artworks by Elisa Markes-Young September 28 to October 10. Mon-Fri, 10am-4pm Sometimes I think we all have embedded in the brain a personal space like a home we’ve lost that lingers in our skulls (...) This place and (the) people - they’re like elements or primary colours, forming and haunting our...
Fi is a Margaret River Artist who loves sharing, and developing creative thinking across communities both urban and rural. She has been teaching workshops in painting and collage for nearly 10 years. Her work is often used by primary school teachers as inspiration in art class.
These self-funded workshops are being offered to the community with the assistance of Arts Margaret River, The HEART and The Augusta Margaret River Shire.
Fi is a Margaret River Artist who loves sharing, and developing creative thinking across communities both urban and rural. She has been teaching workshops in painting and collage for nearly 10 years. Her work is often used by primary school teachers as inspiration in art class.
These self-funded workshops are being offered to the community with the assistance of Arts Margaret River, The HEART and The Augusta Margaret River Shire.
Fi is a Margaret River Artist who loves sharing, and developing creative thinking across communities both urban and rural. She has been teaching workshops in painting and collage for nearly 10 years. Her work is often used by primary school teachers as inspiration in art class.
These self-funded workshops are being offered to the community with the assistance of Arts Margaret River, The HEART and The Augusta Margaret River Shire.
Workshops for children aged 6-12.
We will create a ready to frame image which will be mounted and presented ready to fit easily into an off the shelf frame.
Workshops for children aged 6-12 WHO IS THIS FOR * If you believe your child might need some extra help or has any kind of needs please discuss with Fi before booking in. WHAT’S INCLUDED WHAT WE DO ABOUT FI AND HER EXPERIENCE Fi is a Margaret River Artist who loves sharing, and developing creative thinking across...
Workshops for children aged 6-12 WHO IS THIS FOR * If you believe your child might need some extra help or has any kind of needs please discuss with Fi before booking in. WHAT’S INCLUDED WHAT WE DO ABOUT FI AND HER EXPERIENCE Fi is a Margaret River Artist who loves sharing, and developing creative thinking across...
Fi Wilkie describes the role art plays in her life as the very small key that opened the big door.
This collection tells the story of a pass the parcel process, a relay between victim, perpetrator, predator, and prey. The contagion of mistreatment where actions and words create symptoms that are hurting wounds of scarred self-worth, and tampered confidence.
For Marion Cardamone, creative therapist, mind-body specialist and artist, painting is a way to connect to the body and emotions, creating a feeling of safety and home; Painting is a way to turn suffering and confusion into gold: art, beauty & connection.
The Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival, the largest regional literary event in WA, is back bigger than ever in 2024. The three-day storytelling spectacular features top Australian authors, journalists, innovators and big thinkers.
