Eastern Riverina Arts enriches, inspires and connects our region
by fostering arts, culture, creative industry and community.
RENEW WAGGA – two new Creative Businesses now open on Tompson Street. EOIs for Round 2 now open. Details here.
ERA News
WEBINAR | Culture, Heritage Arts Regional Tourism (CHART) Program
Australian Museums and Galleries Association (AMaGA) is pleased to announce that the Culture, Heritage Arts Regional Tourism (CHART) program will be launching soon to support regional arts and culture organisations in …
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JOB OPPORTUNITY | Project Manager with Regional Arts Network
The Regional Arts Network (RAN) consists of 14 Regional Arts Development Organisations (RADO) supporting and advocating for arts engagement in Regional NSW. RAN is about …
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Holding up the Umbrella: Collaborative Leadership in Disaster Recovery – Arbour Festival
ARTLANDS PANEL Eastern Riverina Arts Executive Director Tim Kuryowicz, Regional Arts Australia Fellow 2020 and artist Vanessa Keenan, Scotia Monkovich the Executive Officer of the …
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Temora T-Light Sculpture Prize – entries now open
Temora T-Light Sculpture Prize is now open for entries. The $500.00 Sculpture Prize 2021 is proudly sponsored by Temora Truck and Tractor Service. The sculpture prize is …
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Window Gallery – Bec Cutler
98 Fitzmaurice Street, Wagga Wagga – Eastern Riverina Arts showcasing artists from within our region 24/7 in our shopfront window Growing up farming on the …
Breathing new life into empty spaces in Wagga Wagga and providing exciting opportunities for creative businesses.
NEXT ROUND OF EOIs CLOSE 27/08/21
Our 24/7 gallery window at 98 Fitzmaurice Street, Wagga Wagga – available to visual and performing artists from across the region thru an annual application round.
Murrin (Bark Canoe – Wiradjuri) – An ERA project with NPWS fostering and sharing the traditional skills of the Wiradjuri and Wolgalu communities.
An anthology of writing by young people of southern NSW in response to the upheavals of 2020. BUY NOW.