There’s a huge array of incredibly talented local musicians in Toowoomba.

Here’s where to find them.

The funding opportunities provide monetary support to local organisations (such as sports clubs and arts venues) in our region, and could mean a new coat of paint or weekend event for your group.

Arts community of Toowoomba, rejoice! One-off grants of are now up for grabs, to give your business a little helping hand.

Although crowd reactions can’t be guaranteed, the good times can at Bodega’s new Rockaoke event.

Music lovers will be spoilt for choice when 20 homegrown musicians and live acts come together this weekend for the Live & Local Micro Festival.

The celebrated exhibition has been on tour to six regional Queensland centres from early 2020, with the final exhibition stop preparing to open in Toowoomba this week.

Known for her colourful captures of the female experience, Narjia’s collection features abstract female figures coming together in dance and delight.

The Travelling Film Festival, Australia’s longest running travelling film festival, will kick off soon with a showcase of nine feature films and two Australian shorts.

After a temporary pop-up to test their concept, Niki Hall and Bec Statton are opening a gallery space in the beautiful Russell Street development.

Brother and sister duo Caitlyn and Peter Mason share their passion for gardening in this ten-part series.

Now displayed at the Regional Art Gallery, discover this collection of crafted jewellery made by over 30 talented artisans.

Debuting at the Downlands Art Exhibition from this weekend, Anna Battle’s designs will also be available to purchase on the Milton & King website.

Crisp Threads is a vending machine that dispenses shirts that are locally designed, screen printed and packaged.

The creators of the art gallery are now reuniting with exhibited artists to chat on life since the shows.

The well-regarded annual exhibition will feature 1,000 works by hundreds of artists both Australian and international.

Whether it’s for your living room, office, or a gift for a friend, we’ve rounded up a selection of painters whose work will add some much-appreciated inspiration to your life.

The Feather & Lawry Gallery is a hidden gem of the local arts scene.

In a push to include more locals, Toowoomba-based artist, Sarah Walker, is now represented by the gallery.

TFG Editor Phoebe Tully has been working on a podcast with USQ.

In Episode 4 of Regionally Speaking, she interviews local Toowoomba artist Anna Battle.