In 2020-2021, Regional Arts Victoria partnered with Victoria Together to commission eight regional arts festivals across the state to create or adapt work from their events into a digital format hosted by Victoria Together.
Creative Recovery in East Gippsland in 2023 is an extension of our previous work in the region following the 2019/2020 bushfires.
We are excited to announce the new Manager, North West Regional Partnerships, Angela Frost! Ange lives on Wamba Wamba, Wadi Wadi and Barapa Barapa country and will be working with communities in and around Swan Hill to engage in creative practice with a focus on local First Nations community engagement. Ange is a multi-award winning … Read more
Making Change is a joint project between Regional Arts Victoria , Creative Victoria and key stakeholder organisations from arts and culture across Geelong, the Surf Coast, Colac Otway, Golden Plains, Queenscliffe and the Bellarine. With a focus on collaboration and sustainability, over the first two years the Making Change project will seek to establish itself … Read more
Regional Arts Victoria is working across creative communities in the G21 region – City of Greater Geelong, Surf Coast, Queenscliff and Bellarine, Colac Otways and Golden Plains – to deliver the first stage of the Making Change: Creative Industries Strategy 2021-2026.
A Vic Health initiative, Future Reset: Young People, Arts and Mental Wellbeing will engage nine organisations to create events, installations and other creative projects across 2023 and 2024 to enhance mental wellbeing through art and creativity – with young regional creatives leading the way!
Regional Arts Victoria is delighted to launch What It Means: A Creative Industries Strategy for South West Victoria.
Regional Arts Victoria invites you to one of our meet and greet sessions that will be held across Apollo Bay and Surf Coast venues to meet our newest regional manager, Stacie Bobele.
To continue addressing the far-reaching impacts of the 2019–20 bushfire season, Regional Arts Victoria delivered the Step Up program to support the social recovery of disaster impacted communities through arts and cultural activation.
We are excited to announce the new Manager, Making Change, Stacie Bobele! Stacie is an experienced arts and communications manager, with almost 20 years’ experience in local government, higher education and the arts industry. Having relocated to Wadawurrung Country in the early 2000s, Stacie has fostered incredible relationships and been involved with several arts and … Read more