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Authentic Lives at Tilba Central Makers Emporium

Latch of a hand-crafted wooden door.Residents of Central Tilba and surrounds can expect an actual paper letter in their mailbox very soon. You’ll know it’s from Tilba Central Makers Emporium (TCME) because it will be sealed with wax. Inside you will discover a little bit of collectable literary magic. Keep your eyes peeled, or visit the Central Tilba Post Office to get your hands on one before mid-month.

Last year Joshua Humphreys of Heartwood Traditional Building undertook the incredible … Read more »

Botanical Impressions

Detail of botanically inspired design on fabricThis is my exhibition of botanical contact printing on fabric at the Lazy Lizard Side Room during March 2026.

I have a passion for textiles. I weave fabric, explore traditional surface design techniques including botanical contact printing, shibori resist dyeing and katazomi printing using stencils and rice paste resist, working primarily with indigo and natural dyes and I sew to try to create beautiful, practical pieces.

The work in this exhibition … Read more »

Southern Lights Festival 2026

Art works of lightYoung people are taking over the Cobargo Showground Pavilion this April – and you’re invited!

Southern Lights Festival 2026 is a youth-led creative event that’s transforming our local showground into an immersive audiovisual experience on Saturday 18 April. Think live music, projection mapping, digital visuals and large-scale décor – all co-designed and co-produced by young people aged 13–24 from along the South Coast.

Before the big day, participants will spend three days in intensive … Read more »

An ancient comic play comes to Bega

A group of women in wildly colourful costumes and sunglassesTheatre Onset is preparing to stage an Ancient Greek classic, Lysistrata: A Woman’s Translation by Drue Robinson. This version of Lysistrata is the only modern adaptation of Aristophanes’s classic comedy that is entirely in rhyme.

Lysistrata, an Athenian woman fed up with war, rallies the women of Greece to seize the Treasury and all its money, stage a sex strike and force the men of each warring faction … Read more »

Dance, drumming and sculptures

Several women with arms outstretched.Bermagui has it all!

Two outstanding Far South Coast performing arts companies will collaborate for an event to help kick off the opening of Sculpture Bermagui. Join FLING Physical Theatre and Stonewave Taiko for a world-premiere performance of Okina Mura: Big Village amongst the sculptures on the grass at Horseshoe Bay, Bermagui.

With music composed by David Hewitt and movement devised by Paddy Meessmann, Christopher Wade and FLING Company members, the project plays … Read more »

Plant now for a stronger spring

Purple sweet pea flowersMost people assume the best time for planting out and expanding the garden is when spring arrives. It feels logical. Plants come alive again after winter, nurseries fill with colour and renewal is in the air.

We plant enthusiastically and, sure enough, growth follows. But as spring turns to summer and temperatures climb, that flush of new growth often struggles to cope. Despite our best watering efforts, plants wilt because the growth above ground … Read more »

Acknowledgment of Country

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