Opening on December 13, Caloundra Regional Gallery is proud to present Manggan – gather, gathers, gathering, the first national touring exhibition of contemporary works by award-winning artists from the Girringun Aboriginal Arts Centre.

Applications to join the inaugural Sunshine Coast Arts Foundation Board to help to promote, advance and raise funds for arts and cultural experiences in our region are closing on Monday, December 3.

The 2017 Sunshine Coast Horizon Festival notched up another win when it was awarded the Best Achievement in Marketing, Communication or Sponsorship at the annual Australian Event Awards held at the Novotel Twin Waters on November 21.

Local artists looking for an opportunity to exhibit their work can now submit an application to hold an exhibition at the Maroochydore Library Artspace between May 2019 and April 2020.

If you know a person, community group or organisation making a difference to the Sunshine Coast community, give them the recognition they deserve by nominating them for a 2019 Sunshine Coast Australia Day Award.

Keep your bright stars entertained before Christmas and come along to Caloundra Regional Gallery’s outreach program, the Brightest Star workshops, at Venue 114 from December 10.

It has been an exciting year for arts and culture on the Sunshine Coast and now there is an opportunity to help to promote, advance and raise funds for arts and cultural experiences by becoming a member of the Sunshine Coast Arts Foundation board.

From almost 1000 votes, a painting by local artist AJ Taylor has won the Sunshine Coast Art Prize 2018 People’s Choice Award.

The fifth annual Local Artists Local Content Art Prize exhibition opened at Caloundra Regional Gallery last night with Buderim artist Jan Strudwick announced as the $5000 Best of Show winner for her mixed-media work Standoff at Maleny.

Public art, both permanent and ephemeral, is planned to invigorate Caloundra following council’s endorsement of the Caloundra Public Art Plan 2018.