City of Wollongong News: Art and Culture
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The first exhibition of Wollongong Art Gallery’s 2025 program opens this weekend with a new installation by acclaimed cross-cultural Wiradjuri artist Karla Dickens.
When it comes to artistic pursuits, there’s nothing more valuable that imagination – but time and space run a close second.
Wollongong City Council’s much-loved celebration of our city’s diversity will return in 2025
Boasting a mix of solo shows and group exhibitions, an updated art prize and an exciting schedule of workshops, free artist talks and events, there is no question 2025 is going to be huge at Wollongong Art Gallery.
Looking for support to run an activity in our community?
The City of Wollongong Community Grants program is now open for applications, with various grants available to assist community groups and individuals pursue activities and projects that contribute to the rich cultural life of our city.
We reached out to local authors to unearth the new releases they're itching to read in 2025.
The art of collage offers up endless possibilities, and for participants in a series of upcoming workshops, it could involve seeing their work displayed at Wollongong Art Gallery.
One of Wollongong’s most beloved events will have a new home in 2025, with Dapto Ribbonwood Centre to host the annual Comic Gong extravaganza on Saturday 24 May.
Council recently received an event application from Yours and Owls for their event on the 1 and 2 March 2025, to be held at Flagstaff Hill, Wollongong.
Flagstaff Hill has been available as a potential event location since March 2014, when the location was captured as part of the Foreshore Generic Event Approval.