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ANNOUNCEMENTS 

Happy Lunar New Year!
Today we welcome the Year of the Fire Horse — a rare and powerful year symbolising passion, independence, and unstoppable creative energy.
To everyone celebrating across our communities, may this year ignite courage, spark new ideas, and carry you forward with the Fire Horse’s fearless spirit.
Wishing you prosperity, good health, and joyful moments with loved ones.
Gong xi fa cai
Xin nian kuai le

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Exhibits

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Hallway Gallery at South West Arts Creative Business Centre
122 Ends Street, Deniliquin, 2710

Hina Matsuri Exhibit

369 George Street, Deniliquin, 2710

Up 'til  9pm daily

until mid-March

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Regional Arts NSW 

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RALLY Rural Innovators is calling for artists and arts organisations ready to spark change in their communities. This free program connects regional creatives with the skills, support, and networks they need to kickstart or grow arts‑led regeneration projects.
                                     

Participants gain:

  •    Six online workshops + creative connection sessions with industry experts and plenty of space to swap ideas with fellow innovators

  •  Access to the Rural Innovators online portal, including the regeneration resource library and peer network

  • An invitation to the RALLY Regeneration Forum in Kandos, April 2026.

  • The chance to apply for a bursary to help you get there.

 

If you’re ready to shape the future of rural creativity, applications are open now. 

                                                        Register online here  

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Online Workshop: The Tyranny of Distance

Again and again, artists across regional NSW tell us that isolation and distance are their biggest challenges.

In this workshop, Regional Arts NSW CEO, Dr Tracey Callinan and a guest regional artist (tba), will provide guidance on how to bridge that gap. Over the course of 2 hours, you will learn:

  • How to stay motivated & avoid burnout as a regional artist

  • How to build a creative community locally and online

  • How to connect with your local Regional Arts Development Organisation (RADO) and other local art groups

There will also be a dedicated time for networking at the end, so you can meet other regional artists and share your experiences.

  • 19 March 2026

  • 11am-1pm

  • Online

Free for RANSW Community Members

$30 for non-members

Register: events.humanitix.com/the-tyranny-of-distance

Projects

 

 

Big Win for Local Youth Radio Station

with Over $80,000 in New Funding.

 

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Music

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The RTN is a free map-based tool that simplifies tour organization with a click, drag, and drop interface. Its user-friendly mapping and-building features provide detailed venue, including contact details, capacity, accessibility, and technical specs. Everything you need to tour regional locations with ease.

Find out more.

Regional Art

Looking for ART in regional NSW?
A Roadmap is now available

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