Grafton: Face-to-Face Support for Artists

Plunge Arts & Culture Festival is back for 2024 in the Clarence Valley this April. Arts Northern Rivers is so excited to be partnering with Grafton Regional Gallery to bring a couple of great (free!) events to Clarence Valley artists and arts workers.

Face-to-Face Support:
Need advice on your creative project, guidance with grants and funding or support with how to navigate the arts sector? Book a session with Arts Northern Rivers for one-on-one arts advice. These in person consultations are designed to offer direct support to artists and arts workers in the Clarence Valley.

15 minute consultations are available with the Arts Northern Rivers team, offering support across a diverse range of speciality areas.

Wed 3rd April, 1-2 pm

Grafton Regional Gallery
on Bundjalung Country, 158 Fitzroy St, Grafton

Alongside our involvement, Plunge offers workshops, exhibitions, performances, live music, classes, markets, cultural experiences, open studios and delicious local food throughout the whole month of April, 2024.

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Please book your free session via the link below:

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