See photos: Art gallery hosts its first exhibition in new space
Crowds turned out to see the works showcased in the art gallery’s first exhibition since relocating to its new space. See the pics here.
Toowoomba
Don't miss out on the headlines from Toowoomba. Followed categories will be added to My News.
Art lovers turned out in force to celebrate the official opening of a Toowoomba art gallery.
After outgrowing its temporary leasing space, The Toowoomba Gallery has now moved into its new premises at the redeveloped Rowes building on Victoria St.
Serving as part art gallery, part interior design studio, the business held its first exhibition at the new location, on Thursday night.
Featuring Queensland-based artist Joanna Davies’ collection of oil painting works, crowds turned out for the opening of the exhibition titled Unbridled.
Artworks can now be purchased in-store or online at thetoowoombagallery.com.
More Coverage
New Acland reports bumper profits on back of expansion
The owners of New Acland Coal reported a 26 per cent increase in output, leading to a net profit of almost half a billion dollars.
Highfields residents wake to find knife-wielding intruders in their home
Police are hunting multiple offenders after Highfields residents woke up to a terrifying incident where they were threatened with a knife, with a robbery following in Newtown.
‘We got inundated’: Dozens come forward in school sexual abuse claim
The law firm investigating historical child sexual abuse at a prominent Christian College in Queensland said it was blown away by the number of people who came forward after it made a public appeal for information.
‘With great care’: Students volunteer at holiday camp
Children living with a disability were invited to a holiday camp at Toowoomba Grammar school where they were cared for by a cohort of year 11 students.
Barbecue, beers, butcher wars: Meatstock’s grilling return in 2025
Toowoomba’s favourite and only finger-licking good barbecue festival is set to return with an event like none before. Check out when tickets go on sale here.
Some heroes wear capes, these heroes make blankets
Whether it’s someone suffering from a personal disaster or living after a natural disaster, this group of staunchly dedicated quilters have been bringing comfort to the region for 40 years.