Horizon Festival today launched an exciting new opportunity for Kabi Kabi and Jinibara artists, Connecting to Country, which will see selected artists develop new works that will be presented during the festival.

Artists from across the country are encouraged to get their entries in for the Sunshine Coast Art Prize 2019, with submissions closing on April 8.

A vivid new exhibition is now on display at the Maroochydore Library Artspace featuring selected works from the Sunshine Coast Art Collection.

After a sell-out event during Horizon Festival 2018, former UK slam champion and change-maker, Joelle Taylor will return to the Sunshine Coast as a part of Bunker Down, Speak Out on March 6 and 7.

An exciting new public artwork is set to be installed in Bulcock Street, Caloundra in early March but not before the collective behind the innovative work share the art and science behind their creation.

There are just six days left to submit your expression of interest to join the Sunshine Coast Arts Advisory Board.

Come along to the Sunshine Coast Creative Alliance Juice and Jam Breakfast, From Creative Practice to Creative Enterprise, on Wednesday, February 20 and learn how you could turn your creative idea into a successful and sustainable business with The Refinery.

Council endorsed its first 20-year arts plan in 2018 and now there is an exciting opportunity for two practicing arts sector professionals to join the Sunshine Coast Arts Advisory Board to help drive arts and culture in the region.

Since it began in 2016, Horizon Festival has cemented itself as the premiere arts and culture festival for the Sunshine Coast, and council today committed to supporting the festival for another three years.

Nationwide entries are now being sought for the Sunshine Coast Art Prize 2019 – one of the most prestigious regional 2D art prizes in Australia.