CCW is planning an exciting program of workshops at the Community Gallery and we're inviting artists and creatives to register their interest in becoming workshop facilitators.

Bringing fresh energy and ideas to CCW! Since joining CCW in June, Kairi Kalijo has hit the ground running! She's become an enthusiastic Gallery volunteer and has taken the initiative to bring the Gallery to Airlie Beach through a CCW stall at the Cruise Ship Markets, helping showcase our artists to a whole new audience. Kairi is the creative talent behind Lemon & Rye Photography, specialising in food, wine, hospitality and travel photography. Her passion for storytelling rec

As with most building projects, the planning, paperwork and approval processes often take much longer than the actual construction work. Before we can get started, we need to ensure that all plans meet the necessary building requirements and receive the appropriate approvals.

What: Community Creative Space When: Monday to Friday, 9:30am–4:00pm (closed 1:00pm–2:00pm for lunch) Where: Bendigo Community Bank branch, Whitsunday Plaza, Cannonvale Our latest art display at Bendigo Community Bank celebrates the wonderful variety of animals and birdlife that inspire our local artists. Featuring a collection of artworks by Creative Connections Whitsunday artists Tony Ayling, Suzanne Baker, Debbie Stephens and Suzi Hancock, the display captures the beauty,

CCW is taking the Gallery on the road, bringing a wonderful selection of local art and creativity to the Airlie Beach Cruise Ship Markets! It's a fantastic opportunity to showcase the talents of our artists to visitors from around the world, introduce more people to CCW and encourage them to visit our Community Art Gallery in Proserpine.

From Clay to Letterbox: Meet Whitsundays Artist Haley Vogel. Artist, former high school teacher, business owner and mum of three, Haley Vogel has a way of turning creativity into something people can hold in their hands. Her work is inspired by the natural world around her in the Whitsundays, and these days it’s most likely to arrive in a child’s letterbox.