Sustainable Stitching group

Name: Sustainable Stitching group
Start: 2025-05-17T09:30:00+1000
End: 2025-05-17T12:30:00+1000
Location: Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery

Sat, 17 May, 9:30am - 12:30pm AEST

Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery

Stanthorpe QLD, Australia

Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery

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Do you want to learn how to give a second life to your old jumpers, shirts, socks, pants?

The Stanthorpe Art Gallery Sustainable Stitching group will teach you how to stitch, patch, embellish, darn or creatively fix any of your clothes or soft homewares.

Bring along something that needs to be fixed and we'll supply hand stitching resources and some ideas!

Cost: Only $5! Includes morning tea.

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery

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The heart of art on the Granite Belt, Stanthorpe, Queensland.

Located in the heart of the Granite Belt Queensland, the Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery tempts you to experience quality exhibitions of both national and local importance. An epicentre for all visual arts, the art gallery fosters a program of regional artist exhibitions and displays that are relevant to the history and character of the region.

The gallery, home to a permanent collection of almost 900 pieces, hosts specially curated exhibitions of traditional and contemporary paintings, works on paper, ceramics, sculpture, and fibre/ textile artworks.

This strong collection of noted artists’ works is sourced from acquisitions made during the biennial Stanthorpe Art Prize.

Quality national touring exhibitions encompass displays varying from contemporary textiles, ceramics, and painting to mixed media installations, on a wide range of contemporary subjects, including works by noted emerging and established Australian artists.

A program of exhibitions from the wider local arts community plays an integral part in the gallery’s professional development program and exposure of the visiting public to regional creative endeavours.