Meet Nadia Waters. Her exhibition at gallery 126 is dedicated to our local
Threlfall walking track around the Gara Gorge National Park, (the Blue Hole).
How did you first become interested in painting?
I’ve been interested in painting, drawing and generally making things for as long as I can remember. I was lucky enough to have a mother who always encouraged me to paint and draw and an excellent art teacher all through high school. I really can’t say why; it’s simply part of my life. I like to spend at least some time each day painting, even if it’s only 30 minutes. I find it quite meditative and a good way to unwind after a day’s work.
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Kerry’s early passion for painting has developed into a personal quest to achieve the ultimate work of art. Read more
Artist Pat Elkin is well known for her contribution to the local arts. she has been the recent recipient of the very prestigious imagine award. Read more
What inspired your interest in art? Being creative is the essence of who I am. I’ve had the urge to create, to make ‘things’, for as long as I can remember. As a child, creativity was always encouraged by my parents. Read more
Robyn Jackson is back at Gallery 126 by popular demand. Her latest exhibit is called ‘One Day At A Time’.
It’s truly unique dining experience, sophisticated stylish and relaxed. Dine in the Vines, just 3km from the Kentucky turn off, heading towards Kentucky village.
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A taste of turkey, now open! Serving traditional Turkish Kebabs, cakes, tea and coffee, Pismaniye (fairy floss) and much more.
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Situ Crepes (Nanna’s Crepes) – located in Centro Shopping Centre, is the newest taste sensation in town. We specialise in savoury and sweet crepes and kebabs, or let us tempt you with our range of freshly made gourmet pizzas. Read more
Come in and relax in the warm and cosy atmosphere at the New England Hotel.
