Artists of The Month for April are Myra and John Good. Both have been painting seriously since the nineties, and enjoy painting in the impressionist style, using oils.
Samford has been selected as one of five communities in Queensland to take part in the 2014 Animating Spaces project.
On September 13 and 14, Animating Spaces will celebrate the town’s unique history and identity with a festival, short film screening and sculpture display coordinated by local artists.
A new business has opened in Station Street in the heart of Samford Village. Two local art class providers, Red Dog Studios and The Studio Shed have combined to open The Art Train based in the railway carriage just down the street from The Flying Nun.
Imagine the roll of the open ocean under your feet and the smell of gunpowder fired by the fearsome pirates of the Caribbean at Moreton Bay Region Libraries during February.
Author Cherie Pugh will have you enthralled with her tales of 18th century pirates and their swashbuckling adventures in her new novel Mary Read: sailor, soldier, pirate.
I got a bit of a fright the other day. I was in the dressing room at Lowes, my favourite cheapy menswear outlet, trying on a pair of trousers. I don’t know about women’s dressing rooms, but men’s are fitted with mirrors front and rear. And who should be in there with me but my father – except he died in 1999.
Artists in the Moreton Bay Region are being encouraged to apply for the second round of the 2013-2014 Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) before the March 17 deadline.
The Desolation of Smaug follows the dwarves and Bilbo still on the run towards the Lonely Mountain. Again they overcome more obstacles to get to the hidden door, only to be faced with their greatest fear. Smaug the dragon is still sitting in their mountain upon their endless piles of treasure.