Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery

04/09/2026

📖Live Book Launch
Reading and signings

🥂Join us for a live book launch with complimentary champagne cheers as we celebrate the release of "The Anzac Legacy of CJ Dennis" with Editor Darryl Stuart.

Sat 12th Sept 10.30am

https://events.humanitix.com/ds-book-launch-the-anzac-legacy-of-cj-dennis

02/09/2026

Crisps Youth Art Prizes
Awards night- Thursday 10th Sept 5.30pm
Exhibition open from 9th Sept - 4th Oct
Free entry

The Crisps Youth Art Prize is an annual exhibition with a 1000 pieces on display by Local Artists from Kindy to Year 12, showcasing the talent of this region's youth.

🐝🐜🦋This year’s theme is “INSECTS” 🕷️🐛🪲

25/08/2026

Stanthorpe State High School and the Certificate II Information and Cultural Services students, warmly invite you to attend the opening of the 2026 Stanthorpe State High School Creative Journeys Art Show.

The exhibition will be proudly hosted and supported by the Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery at Weeroona Park, with the opening evening on Tuesday, 1 September 2026, at 5.30 pm.

Students will present the artworks and exhibitions created by each year level. Guests will enjoy instrumental music and refreshments as they peruse artworks.

We look forward to celebrating the creativity, talent and artistic journeys of Stanthorpe State High School students, with our school and wider community.

12/08/2026

⏰It's not too late!

🎶 Get ready for a fantastic night of music at the Gallery!

The Granite Belt Choir Groups are back, featuring songs from The Originals, Contempo, Hollytops,the Gee Bees & More!

Join us for a delightful mix of classical and contemporary tunes!

🎟️Tickets: $20, members $15, kids free.

Bookings essential! ⬇️
https://events.humanitix.com/gbc-the-gathering

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The Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery is the heart of art on the Granite Belt. We host regular art exhibitions, the Stanthorpe Art Prize, the Stanthorpe Photography Awards, music events and workshops, groups and talks.

03/08/2026

Southern Cross Soloists return to SRAG! Sunday 9 August @ 2pm

Southern Cross Soloists (SXS) are the shining stars of Australian chamber music. Firmly established as one of Australia’s pre-eminent classical music ensembles, SXS delivers programs filled with dazzling virtuosity. Composed of leading virtuosic soloists from Queensland and Australia, SXS provides dynamic, unique, and world-class musical experiences for audiences of all ages.

Songs my mother taught me
- Featuring Tim Munro, flute & Emily Granger, harp

Our first musical experiences take place at home. These half-remembered melodies carry comfort and joy. Grammy-winning flautist Tim Munro and Queensland Symphony Orchestra harpist Emily Granger love to work together. Their duo program captures the beauty and nostalgia of these tunes, tracing the border between classical and older popular tunes. Music by Bach, Dvorak and Kats-Chernin meets the aching tunes of Simon and Garfunkel and the Beatles.

Book Now! https://events.humanitix.com/sxs-songs

22/07/2026

KARL S. WILLIAMS LIVE IN THE ART! Don't miss this show!

Sat 25 July, 5.30pm @ SRAG

Karl S. Williams returns to the Granite Belt with his “powerful mix of Delta blues, beautiful balladry and vocal pyrotechnics”. He will be playing among the $50,000 Stanthorpe Art Prize ‘26 exhibition of finalists. Double the art for you!

Karl S. Williams plays the piano, guitar and banjo and sings hard songs of good times and good songs of hard times inspired by old country blues, gospel and mountain music.

LISTEN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXeE5PjwrLE

BUY TICKETS: https://events.humanitix.com/karl-s-williiams-srag

Saturday 25 July, 5.30pm
Tickets $40, Members $35, Under 15 free
Bookings essential

17/07/2026

KARL S. WILLIAMS LIVE IN THE ART! Don't miss this show!

Sat 25 July, 5.30pm @ SRAG

Karl S. Williams returns to the Granite Belt with his “powerful mix of Delta blues, beautiful balladry and vocal pyrotechnics”. He will be playing among the $50,000 Stanthorpe Art Prize ‘26 exhibition of finalists. Double the art for you!

Karl S. Williams plays the piano, guitar and banjo and sings hard songs of good times and good songs of hard times inspired by old country blues, gospel and mountain music.

LISTEN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXeE5PjwrLE

BUY TICKETS: https://events.humanitix.com/karl-s-williiams-srag

Saturday 25 July, 5.30pm
Tickets $40, Members $35, Under 15 free
Bookings essential

15/07/2026

$50,000 Stanthorpe Art Prize '26 EXHIBITION ON NOW!

87 superb artworks on display from artists all across Australia. Come and see them all!

ARTWORK IN FOCUS
Joanna Gentilli "The half caste child", Oil on canvas, 60cm x 60cm, $900

Artwork Statement:
This is a painting of an Anglo Indian child, based on a photograph of myself taken in Bombay in 1956. It is done entirely in transparent paint, the colour of blood which was a major preoccupation with a mixed blood community. The little girl is in a stiff pink dress, constrained by western furniture and striped wallpaper. Her expression
is anxious and the only clue to her Indian heritage is the small gold earring.

Artist Statement:
As an art historian I taught for many years at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts. Painting in oils, I use the traditional Old Master’s method in which colour glazes are built up gradually to achieve mood, atmosphere and highly realistic effects. Symbolist, surrealist and naive painting inform practice.

SEE THE ONLINE CATALOGUE: https://www.srag.org.au/26-ap-catalogue See less

14/07/2026

$50,000 Stanthorpe Art Prize '26 EXHIBITION ON NOW!

87 superb artworks on display from artists all across Australia. Come and see them all!

ARTWORK IN FOCUS
Phil Greed "Calx_what goes around, comes around" Ceramics - wheel thrown ceramics, satin white midfire glaze, gold lustre, coral 16cm x 76cm $2,400

Artwork Statement:
The work is a meditation on the cycle of life. The word calx is rooted in calcium, limestone, and bone; naming the elemental matter that holds life together and, eventually, returns it to the earth. In this body of work, ceramic forms act as vessels for that transition, vessels that also hover between strength and fragility, growth and erosion. Inspired by coral and bodily forms, they hold evidence of touch, memory, and care.

Emerging from witnessing ageing and parental loss, the work understands loss not as disappearance, but transformation; balancing grief and gratitude.

SEE THE ONLINE CATALOGUE: https://www.srag.org.au/26-ap-catalogue See less