Feb 1 – Feb 10, Wagga Art Gallery

Experience Australia’s natural beauty in a different light as Leeton artist Ann Rayment showcases her work of bold colours, shapes and unique brush strokes to present traditional scenes like Eucalyptus forests, rivers and ancient land-forms.

Feb 2 ’19 – Feb 2 ’20, Downside Hall

Head over to the well-maintained classic-style hall just outside of Wagga’s centre for a night of traditional folk music, dancing and fun. After the January break, the monthly bush dance starts up again to bring a piece of history back into the bustling Wagga community through it’s corrugated iron walls and soaring wooden beams.

Feb 9 + 10, Wagga Art Gallery

In an exhibition that unites contemporary Australian female artists, explore histories of invisible pasts, forgotten narratives and repressed memories to educate society of the damage that judgement on race, class and gender can do.

Feb 9 + 10, 183 Tarcutta St Wagga

In a different kind of exhibition, walk through six 20-foot shipping containers revealing the history of how they revolutionised the way people live today. Explore information about the cargo industry, the transformation of ports, and the impact of their existence on global trade. 

Feb 9 + 10, Wagga Art Gallery

Explore the emotions behind Sarah McEwan’s telling art in this free exhibition, inspired by 50 anonymous  participants surveyed who described their fears, hopes and views on feminism in the new world.