Regional Arts Hub

We’re a regional arts hub in the Regional Arts Network

REGIONAL ARTS HUB

Regional Arts WA formed the Regional Arts Network, an initiative to strategically aligned regional organisations by having hubs be an active member of an emerging state-wide Network.

Proudly, Gardiner Street Arts Collective was announced as a new Hub in the Network. We will continue to be an inclusive not-for-profit organisation, providing opportunities for our community through our GSAC spaces, community garden, programs and workshops which are accessible to all for the pursuit, practice and development of all creativity.

Being part of the Network means we can continue to strengthen our relationships within our communities, while connecting back to the growing state-wide Network.

The Regional Arts Network initiative is supported by Minderoo Foundation and The Ian Potter Foundation, and with funding from the Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund.

Workshop Series

It can be daunting deciding to host your first workshop. Or maybe it’s been a while since you’ve held one and want to look at ways of strengthening and maximising the success of your workshop.

The Regional Arts Network has teamed up with Broome artist and educator Jacky Cheng to create this handy series of videos to help you design and deliver creative workshops.