Catlyn Mason is officially an award-winning gardener!

Still claiming to be an amateur, her Norwood Roses garden is a real sight to behold.

We talk to an entrepreneurial couple of backyard beekeepers.

Hayley and Roger launched a line of flower seeds earlier this year to complement their love for bees!

Introducing you to Korean fried chicken.

We talk to May Volp. a local market gardener.

May shares how we can all prevent waste ending in landfill – and where to find the best eggs benny in town.

We met the producer of the Scope Theatre Festival to learn more about the concept.

This year the festival will feature 10 short works, all written, directed and performed by young locals.

We meet a local architect who has progressed into beautiful illustrations.

What made Jodie Frank move back to Toowoomba?

A celebration of Filipino culture.

In our third Spotlight interview, we talk to a local cake designer.

What made this Kiwi-native move to Toowoomba – and then come back again?

Anna Bartlett’s business does exactly what is says on the label.

She provides a space to create Shiny Happy Art.

We sat down with Emily Moon, marketing extraordinaire.

Why did this savvy social media pro choose Toowoomba over Italy?

Alex Stalling has found her pathway to being a full-time artist.

We sat down with the multi-talented entrepreneur to learn more about her journey.

Emma Mactaggart is always the life and soul of the party.

We talk to this author and publisher about her amazing enthusiasm for everything!

Toowoomba’s OG fine dining restaurant.

Lorraine White makes beautiful things — really beautiful things.

Trained in visual arts and tailoring, she builds stunning corsets and costumes.

Prudence Melom came to Toowoomba with her family as refugees.

She created E-Raced to tackle racism head on by sharing stories and building connection.

Hidden, authentic Japanese-Korean dining.

Cool stuff you might not know about!

Here’s everything we’ve been loving recently, featuring a whole variety of amazing local businesses.

Chilean artist Jon Vargas settled his family in Toowoomba a few years ago.

We spoke to him about how we can all be better supporters of local artists.