Central Queensland arts, culture & lifestyle
An independent online magazine dedicated to arts, culture & lifestyle, based in Central Queensland.
Three members of the CQ Contemporary Artists group have been named as finalists in this year’s John Villiers Outback Art Prize. Find out more about Ainslie McMahon, Joanne Kerr and Veronika Zeil.
Read MoreLaced with murder mysteries and stories of brutal cultural clashes, Clermont Historical Centre’s new exhibition Towns of Minerals and Metals remembers the harsh realities of Central Queensland’s minerals and metals rush in the mid-19th century.
Read MoreThe future of footwear is kinky - at least that is what Charlie Price discovers in the musical hit Kinky Boots coming to the Pilbeam theatre next month.
Read MoreOM Fest, the Capricorn Coast’s annual celebration of original music, is back for 2019 on September 14. Find out how it all began with this short film from the early years.
Read MoreBrittany-Elise’s first album Something More has debuted at #2 on the iTunes charts for country music albums.
Read MoreIt’s been 20 years since the SS American docked in Gladstone, but the ship at the centre of the Broadway classic is back for the Harbour City’s 2019 community musical Anything Goes.
Read MoreGary Quinlan and Gary McClurg share a love of music - as well as a name - and have been playing the Rockhampton music scene since the late 1960s.
Read MoreThe Capricorn Coast’s latest public mural is wrapping the toilets at Farnborough Beach’s Rotary Park in a joyful splash of colour - and you can get involved this weekend.
Read MoreLike many Rocky kids, Jessica Cathcart grew up waiting for the day she could get away. Now, she reflects on leaving versus staying, and blooming where you’re planted.
Read MoreMoura mum Lucy Thompson has been making old furniture new again through creative thinking.
Read MoreCosplay! Tabletop gaming! Special guests! Vendors! Central Queensland’s highest concentration of geeks-per-square metre! CapriCon Steampunk and Pop Culture Convention is back for 2019 on April 6.
Read MoreRockhampton Regional Council has announced a series of partnership projects with Chinese sister city Zhenjiang, including an exchange program for visual artists and a library book swap.
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