Plantagenet Art Prize

Name: Plantagenet Art Prize
Start: 2023-09-22T18:00:00+0800
End: 2023-09-25T16:00:00+0800
Location: Mount Barker Turf Club - Frost Park Pavillion

Fri, 22 Sep, 6pm - 25 Sep, 4pm 2023 AWST

Mount Barker Turf Club - Frost Park Pavillion

mount barker, australia

2024 Bloom Festival

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This event is part of the 2023 Great Southern Treasures Bloom Festival presented by WCP Civil.

Hosted by Mitchell House Arts Centre

Winners of this non-acquisitive judged competition will be awarded across seven categories at the opening on Friday 22nd September.

The artworks will be on display from 10am to 4pm during the long weekend of 23-25 September, for a gold coin donation.
Categories include painting, sculptures, textiles, works on paper and a separate Youth award for artists aged 16 – 25.

Viewers are encouraged to vote for their favourite piece for the “People’s Choice” award to be announced once exhibition has closed.

Frost Park Pavilion is part of the racecourse complex on McDonald Avenue in Mt Barker.

Any enquires please contact Marie O'Dea 0407 795 813.

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2024 Great Southern Treasures Bloom Festival presented by WCP Civil

21 SEPTEMBER TO 20 OCTOBER 2024

As the Great Southern Treasures’ signature annual event, the Bloom Festival provides an opportunity for communities to work together and celebrate ‘everything that blooms’ in the region. Highlighting the character of rural WA, the Festival delivers vibrant experiences for a mix of visitors from around the nation enjoying what our passionate communities have to offer.

Each year, passionate people from rural and regional townships across eight shires collaborate on a festival like no other, ensuring a trip to the Great Southern takes pride of place on the Australian travel calendar each spring. Events and activities include arts, crafts, displays, exhibitions, fauna and flora-themed activities, creative workshops, food events, markets, Noongar cultural events, open gardens, wine and dine events, family fun days, movie nights, live music, heritage trails, guided flower walks, tours and hikes including through the Stirling and Porongurup Ranges.

The Festival spans the entire Great Southern Treasures region, from Kojonup, out to Pingrup, down to Bremer Bay on the coast, across to the Porongurup and Frankland River, taking in major centres such as Katanning, the Stirling Range and Fitzgerald River National Parks and everything in between.