View a selection of the videos that showcase the Scenic Rim Region.
Arts and Culture
THE Scenic Rim has a long and rich history in arts and culture, dating back to its pioneers.
Filmmaker Charles Chauvel and poet Judith Wright are products of the Scenic Rim, both were inspired and encouraged by the region’s towns, people and natural beauty.
They laid the foundations for a thriving arts and cultural movement which stretches from one end of the Scenic Rim to the other.
Painters, sculptors, mask makers, photographers, singers, musicians, thespians, they have all chosen to live in this scenic spot.
Their presence adds another layer of diversity to an intriguing region.
The work of local artists is displayed at many of the region’s galleries, art cafes and restaurants. The Studios of the Scenic Rim initiative allows visitors to meet local artists in their studios.
The area’s two major Cultural Centres regularly host local, national and international performances. Our communities host a fabulous array of colourful events year-round.
Scenic Rim Cultural Calendar 2011 July-Dec [PDF .7mb]
Scenic Rim Cultural Calendar 2011 Jan-June [PDF 1mb]
Scenic Rim Cultural Calendar 2010 July-Dec [PDF 1.9mb]
The Scenic Rim’s many museums proudly display the region’s rich heritage and history. There are also well-preserved churches and cemeteries dating back to the early 1800s. History buffs will enjoy the Scenic Rim’s heritage streetscapes, heritage-listed properties, and our strong links with the past.
Scenic Rim Creative Talent Pool
WE will soon be posting a list of all our local artists, photographers, singers, musicians, and thespians right here, so watch this space!
For more details on Scenic Rim Creative Talent Pool, click here.
Open Studios of the Scenic Rim
OPEN studios are situated across the Scenic Rim, including Mt Barney, Canungra, Boonah, Kalbar, Tamborine Mountain, Lost World and Beechmont.
For more details on Open Studios of the Scenic Rim click here,
Cultural Centres, click for more details.
Museums, click for more details.
Churches and Cemeteries, click for more details.