Kelcie Bryant-Duguid’s ‘The girl who climbed trees’ opens on Friday 20 October at Tamworth Regional Gallery with guest speaker Wendy Roe, Curator of Australian Wearable Art Festival. The exhibition includes wearable art garments, textiles, installation, sculpture, and encaustic mixed media works, featuring a wide repertoire of textile techniques, processes, and applications utilising traditional and non-traditional […]

The Walaaybaa (HOME) Program has been developed in Kamilaroi / Gomeroi Country. Walaaybaa (HOME) is developed by the Gamilaroi community at Tamworth and Tamworth Regional Gallery working with NSW Department of Education’s Arts Unit and the Art Gallery of New South Wales as part of the program Home: Aboriginal art from New South Wales. Walaaybaa […]

🎉 Get ready to flex your brainpower and mingle with other young people at our upcoming Trivia Night! 🧠🌟 📅 Date: Friday, October 20th 🕖 Time: Drinks and nibbles from 6pm, with trivia questions kicking off at 6.30pm 📍 Location: Tamworth Jockey Club Join us for an evening of fun, competition, and networking as we […]

The girl who climbed trees highlights traditional and non-traditional surfaces and materials, for contemporary stitch, print, dye, and textile manufacture. Bryant-Duguid uses found and sustainable materials including repurposed paper, household plastic packaging, thrifted fabrics, locally sourced fibre and reclaimed materials. Wearable artworks provide a canvas that evoke memories of childhood, represent images of the domestic […]

Southgate Inn alongside Tradies Support the Ladies will be hosting PIGS IN PINK PIG RACING! 🐖 📍SAVE THE DATE for a fun-filled family day of Pig Racing. If watching pigs […]