The Toowoomba Grammar Art Show is back, featuring the work of hundreds of artists across the country.

Mark your calendars for March 16th, 2024, as the Toowoomba Fashion Festival (TFF) makes its debut, with three big runways of local and national emerging and established designers and boutiques.

Here it is! Our list of 12 Books you should be reading right now.

Like the iconic imagery of Cinderella fleeing the palace steps as the clock strikes twelve, for talented Toowoomba triple threat Shannon Gralow, her story so far has been leading right to this moment.

Furari Flores is an immersive multisensory art experience exploring the wonder of plants by local artist Cara-Ann Simpson.

Documenting the rise of ancient civilisations, revolutions and reformations, colonialism and slavery, Art has witnessed the passing of time; it has idealised and idolised, contained and restrained. Art has deep roots and it is not going anywhere.

Now in it’s second year, The Toowoomba Gallery has announced its 2024 Art Prize, ‘The Next Big Thing’, with a first prize of $5,000.00

The artistic group will reimagine some of classical music’s greatest works while celebrating contemporary Australian pieces and artists – all with their trademark adventurous programming and energy.

"Mr Chippa”, the latest exhibition by Lee Fullarton, skillfully unveils the Magic of Artistry, blending printmaking, sculpture, and painting with the mystical storytelling of an Indian village's woodblock carver.

Meet Amica Aindow, the local abstract artist creating earthy, japanese-esc botanicals inspired by nature.

A celebration of community, belonging and culture, an International Street Fiesta is coming to Queens Park this month. . . and we can taste the chicken adobo already.

Queen of the Seed Pods - we talked to local artist Chelsea Baker on Art, Inspiration & Co-creating with Nature.

Now displayed at the Regional Art Gallery, discover this collection of crafted jewellery made by over 45 talented artisans.

An Instudio Art Tour is happening each weekend this August and we think it’s the perfect reason to take a day trip up North.

Unlocking Our Inner Creativity: Local Artist Katie Whyte shares her journey of overcoming creative blocks and fostering everyday creative habits.

Be swept into the whimsy and magical world of Roald Dahl’s Charlie & The Chocolate Factory as the Toowoomba Choral Society Youth Choir brings this nostalgic favorite to the stage.

Fairholme’s now annual art exhibition will feature work by popular local artists such as Donna Mitchell, Will Cripps and Des Verdon.

If you’ve got a passion for sharing your musical talent for the world, the annual event could be your time to shine, with applications open now.