A weekend at Mary Valley Arts Festival

posted by Editor | June 29, 2017 | In News

UV art 1 – Holly Hughes

The annual festival is run by Mary Valley Artslink, and kicked off with a gala opening night June 29 at the Imbil Public Hall, Edward Street.

Take a tour, July 1 or 2 for the Gympie Gallery Studio Trails, 10am-4pm at various studios and see artists at work.

Check the program for workshops – they include UV art demonstrations with Holly Hughes, Imbil Public Hall and demonstrations. The popular People’s Choice Awards are held on the Sunday July 2, along with the Bush Haven Youth Art Award (free entry from 1pm, Imbil Public Hall) presentations with licensed bar and refreshments.

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