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Slow down, get together and listen in October at Four Winds

1 October 2026/in Arts /by Tikka Wilson

As spring settles across the far South Coast, Four Winds is preparing for three very different musical encounters for the local community to come together and enjoy live music. From spontaneous, genre-defying improvisation to the intimacy of a string quartet and the quiet reflections of a solo piano recital, each concert offers something different.

Godtet – 4 October

Sydney collective Godtet brings its improvised mix of jazz, ambient and electronic music to … Read more »

Award-Winning Artist Craig Rowlands to Exhibit in Bermagui

1 October 2026/in Arts /by Tikka Wilson

Craig Rowlands was born in New Plymouth, beneath the influence of Mt Taranaki on New Zealand’s North Island. His journey eventually brought him to the far South Coast of NSW.

Craig has always been interested in making things, but perhaps more importantly, in why people make things. Tools, furniture, jewellery, clothing, deities and the way different cultures bury and celebrate their dead all interest him. The object itself is only … Read more »

South Coast Music Camp Returns!

30 August 2026/in Arts /by Tikka Wilson

Founded by Geoffrey Badger and sponsored by Four Winds, the South Coast Music Camp is open to everyone, regardless of age or musical experience. Whether you’re new to your instrument or have been playing for years, come along to the Mumbulla School in Bega from Monday 28 September to Friday 2 October to build your skills, make new friends and experience the joy of making music together.

This year’s outstanding tutors include … Read more »

Blue felted scarf drape on a stand with a variety of wooden objects around it.

Wood and Wool at the Lazy Lizard

30 August 2026/in Arts /by Tikka Wilson

Steve and Helen Stafford are presenting their individual creations in the Lazy Lizard Side Room during September.

Helen has been focusing on designing and felting new items for her clothing collection – capelets, collars, scarves, wraps, hats and mittens. There will also be neck cowls and all items are reversible.

Steve has assembled a collection of culinary items suitable for … Read more »

The Brainstorm at the Headland Theatre

1 August 2026/in Arts /by Tikka Wilson

I grew up on the island of Guernsey in the 1950s and ‘60s where, a century before, Victor Hugo lived for fifteen years as a political exile during France’s protracted revolution. These were Hugo’s most productive years when, far away from the distractions of his Parisian lifestyle of literary soirées, political wrangling, lover’s trysts etc, he finally completed his masterpiece, Les Misérables. His rigorous and energetic work regime during this … Read more »

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