Local artist Sharon Forbes presents an exhibition celebrating the allure of contemporary handcrafted jewellery as a form of artistic expression. Sharon repurposes precious metals, stones and Australian timbers into unique designs that transcend mere adornment to become wearable art.

I Love Goombungee! celebrates the unique character and charm of the Goombungee area, and features works from artists across the Region that capture the essence of this special town. From photography to landscapes and textiles, it invites visitors to discover quiet laneways and the residents who live there, the purple haze of Jacaranda-lined streets, and the deep connection to local places and spaces that reminds us to relish the moment.

Marilyn Murray presents Little Darlings, which references the size of the paintings and subject matter, the Darling Downs. The miniature artworks, measuring just 8.9 x 6.4cm, will jog memories and evoke emotional ties to the Region.

Part of Marilyn’s “Meeting History in Miniature” series, these intricate works of art showcase the beauty of the Darling Downs region and feature old churches, community halls and pubs.

Borderline Regional Arts Association presents a collection of paintings, mixed media works and sculptures by artists straddling the border communities around Stanthorpe, Tenterfield, Texas and Warwick, with a common expression of ‘where we find peace’ demonstrating that, regardless of individual circumstances, peace can be sought, found, and cherished by the curious seeker.

Gardens connect us through our shared love of flowers and beauty, sunshine and our joy in the simple abundance of life. Spring is a season of such potential and new life.

To celebrate Toowoomba Carnival of Flower’s 75th anniversary, this exhibition brings together artworks by local artists that respond to the theme ‘Carnival Queens’. It blends contemporary art with Carnival’s rich history.