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Led by contemporary regional artist Maree Kelly - this workshop will focus on essential elements for creating successful landscape paintings
11:00 AM - 02:00 PM
Creative play is back for 2026! Join us in the gallery each Tuesday morning for seven fun and relaxed workshops, encouraging children and their families to engage creatively.
Led by local local musician Brookie Gillette, the Gallery Choir provides an opportunity for people of all ages and backgrounds to get together an d sing! Neuroscience proves that singing connects the neural pathways in the brain differently and releases endorphins, making people healthier, happier, smarter and more creative. It is also loads of fun! Please register your RSVP and join us!
Join Gallery Staff as you learn the art of turning rips, tears or stains in your favourite piece of clothing into a beautiful piece of wearable art.
11:00 AM - 01:00 PM
An opportunity to enjoy a gentle yoga class with beautiful relaxation amongst the current exhibitions on show at the Tamworth Regional Gallery.
Led by local local musician Brookie Gillette, the Gallery Choir provides an opportunity for people of all ages and backgrounds to get together an d sing! Neuroscience proves that singing connects the neural pathways in the brain differently and releases endorphins, making people healthier, happier, smarter and more creative. It is also loads of fun! Please register your RSVP and join us!
The Plant Sensibilia Machine is a large-scale hand-operated dyeing machine. Derived from contemporary and historic dyeing systems, it brings the dyeing process out of the studio and into the public realm. Lengths of fabric, pre-printed with metal salts (mordants), are ¬¬¬rotated through the dye-bath.
Discover the possibilities of sustainable material-making in this hands-on biotextiles workshop. Using naturally derived ingredients, participants will create their own flexible biotextile samples and explore how regenerative and waste-based materials can be transformed into innovative textile alternatives.
Join artist Jacky Cheng for a welcoming, hands-on workshop inspired by Quiet Night Thoughts. Create your own woven lucky charm tassel, learn traditional craft techniques, and share stories through a collaborative making experience. Suitable for all ages and abilities, this intercultural program encourages creativity, connection, and community participation as part of the 6th Tamworth Textile Triennial. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Learn the ancient craft of feltmaking in this beginner-friendly workshop with Anita. Using wool fibres, warm soapy water and simple hand techniques, you'll create a seamless felted pouch with a lid while exploring the history and principles of this traditional textile art. No experience is necessary.
Artist Workshop with Janette Murrungun: Master Weaving part of 6TTT NAture Machine Sunday 20th September 11- 1pm Gallery 1 For thousands of years, Numburindi people have practised weaving, passing knowledge and techniques from generation to generation. Using locally harvested fibres such as pandanus, bark and vines, artists create beautifu...
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