Arts - The Triangle Community Newspaper

Warm Up This Winter at Four Winds

1 July 2026/in Arts /by Tikka Wilson

As the cooler months settle in, Four Winds offers the perfect reason to gather, connect and be inspired right here in our community.

On 12 July, Fred Leone returns with Radio for Ghosts, a powerful collaboration with platinum award-winning, multi-instrumentalist Leigh Roy Ryan (aka Plutonic Lab). Blending Leone’s soulful, deeply moving vocals with Ryan’s rich beats and instrumentation, this genre-defying performance promises something truly special. Ahead of their debut album, Fred … Read more »

Memento Bushfire

1 July 2026/in Arts /by Tikka Wilson

After experiencing weeks of smoke and red skies in Sydney and then seeing the shocking news coverage of the 2019/20 Black Summer bushfires in Cobargo, artist Fiona Henderson wanted to create some art pieces that would memorialise the horrific fires. She came to Cobargo to meet me and Brian and to collect some burnt things from a cottage on our land that had burned down to its foundations. She also visited … Read more »

FSFF 26 finalists announced and tickets now on sale

1 July 2026/in Arts /by Tikka Wilson

The committee of the Far South Film Festival 2026 would like to congratulate the 23 finalists selected for this year’s Festival. Tickets are now on sale so check out the selected films and book your tickets at the ‘farsouthfilmfestival’ website.

This year’s entries have come from New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Queensland, the ACT and Tasmania, spanning drama, comedy, experimental, music and documentary genres. The Festival is especially pleased … Read more »

Narooma School of Arts welcomes new Kinema lessees

1 June 2026/in Arts /by Tikka Wilson

Narooma School of Arts is delighted to welcome Kristy Randall and Alex Padovan as the new lessees of the community-owned Memorial Hall (Narooma Kinema). This follows their purchase of the Narooma Kinema business from Jade Griffiths on 30 April.

‘When we first met Kristy and Alex it was obvious why Jade was so thrilled to be passing on the much-loved Kinema business to them,’ said Narooma School of … Read more »

20th Anniversary Exhibition by the Lazy Lizards

1 June 2026/in Arts /by Tikka Wilson

It is twenty years since a small group of locals came together to talk about a shared space in which artists could exhibit their works. Fortunately, the former Bass Gas shopfront was vacant and the owners, Tania and Guy Lingard, were very keen to see the space used for local art.

So, on 6 June 2006, The Show Room Art Co-operative was officially opened with ten members contributing … Read more »

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