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Join Michelle Blair and Karleen Gwinner from the Regional Arts Services Network, Southern Queensland, for the Inspired Creative Projects workshop, designed to help you turn your creative ideas into actionable projects that benefit your community.

Whether you're an artist, community leader, or simply passionate about making a difference, this workshop will provide you with the skills and insights needed to navigate the complex world of project development.

Artists will:

  • Learn about high-level creative policies to shape your project’s direction.
  • Identify opportunities aligned with your community’s needs and aspirations.
  • Explore the creative process, from brainstorming to developing unique project ideas.
  • Create a comprehensive project plan.
  • Learn practical aspects like structuring a budget and identifying funding sources.
  • Craft compelling applications to secure necessary resources.
  • Develop strategies for engaging stakeholders and promoting your project.
  • Measure your project’s impact for lasting community benefits.
  • Connect with like-minded individuals and experienced facilitators.
  • Gain access to valuable resources and networks.

Perfect for anyone interested in developing a creative, community, or tourism project, this workshop is free to attend, but bookings are essential. Enjoy a catered session while building the knowledge and confidence to launch projects that support and celebrate your community. Don’t miss this chance to make your creative dreams a reality!

FREE to attend, RSVP essential. Your RSVP includes tickets for you and a guest to attend Drizzle Boy on Thursday, 21 November at 7:30 PM. 

RSVP HERE

 

Your facilitators for this workshop:

Michelle Blair - Regional Manager, SQRASN

Michelle Blair is the Regional Manager for Southern Queensland Regional Arts, which forms a part of the Regional Arts Services Network.  Michelle’s creative work experience includes completing study in Fashion Design and working in the clothing industry for 10 years. After relocating to regional Queensland, she was employed in Local Government as the Coordinator for Libraries, Arts and Culture, where she managed community arts projects, touring productions, galleries, and museums.

 

Karleen Gwinner - Regional Arts Officer, East, SQRASN

Karleen Gwinner’s work spans scholarly, research and professional activities as an artist, artsworker and researcher across sectors. She has has taught into the higher education sector and delivered mentoring and supervision for many arts and cultural workers. Currently she is curating creative wild connections that reach “everyday people’ in her own social enterprise.

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After the workshop, you’re invited to climb aboard this wildly audacious and wonderfully affirmative rocket ride!

Inspired by a charming and witty coming-of-age adventure, Queensland Theatre's Drizzle Boy follows a young autistic man as he navigates university, love, and independence. More than just a journey of self-discovery, this story offers a unique perspective on experiencing the universe differently.

Join him on a moving and enlightening ride as he takes back his narrative with irreverence and audacity in a world filled with misunderstandings. Don’t miss this inspiring experience! More info>

Event and ticketing details

RSVP HERE

Date and time

Thursday 21 November - 5pm

Duration:     2hrs

Tickets

FREE : RSVP essential

Location

RPAC Events Hall

2 -16 Middle Street, Cleveland, QLD 4163

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Accessibility

Wheelchair Access
Assistive listening Induction Loop Hearing Assistance
Companion Card

Accessible seating is available online and via the box office. For further assistance please contact Redland Performing Arts Centre on 3829 8131. Further information can also be found on the 'Access and Facilities' page.

Event notes

Suitability:

High school and above.