Featuring stories from 13 communities across our region. Outback Outloud is a community podcast and oral history recording project by Outback Arts, delivered in partnership with Signal Creative.

On Saturday, 14 September, Outback Arts hosted the grand opening of the Outback Archies 2024 exhibition, celebrating the vibrant creativity and unique stories of our region's artists. The exhibition, featuring 88 artworks from 18 Local Government Areas across Western NSW and beyond, explores the theme ‘Legends and Landscapes.’

The Country Arts Support Program (CASP) is an annual small grants program delivered by Outback Arts in partnership with Create NSW. It supports community arts and cultural development in regional NSW.

Featuring stories from Nyngan, Coonamble and Warren. Outback Outloud is a community podcast and oral history recording project by Outback Arts, delivered in partnership with Signal Creative.

Facilitated by Coonamble artist Rainy King, Outback Arts is presenting a 5-week kids art program.

From 18 October Little Artists will explore Clay, Collage and Printmaking.

The Outback Archies is officially open! On Saturday 17 September Outback Arts hosted a special exhibition opening where artists, art lovers and community members came along, to celebrate our region's artists and the 'Legends and Landscapes' that make our communities so special.

Gravity is a free workshop combining elements of contemporary dance and aerial apparatus (Hoop and Silks). This workshop is designed for beginners and the content will be adjusted to suit each individual's abilities.

The Outback Archies Art Prize is an Outback Arts project, now in its twelfth year! In this time the Outback Archies has grown in anticipation with each year, shining a light on the diverse and talented creatives in the region, as they celebrate and explore the theme ‘Legends and Landscapes’.

Twenty-nine artists from across NSW have been announced as participants in the state-wide Regional Futures project, including three artists working on two commissions from the Arts OutWest region. Regional Futures is a two-year state-wide creative project funded by Create NSW and delivered by the NSW Regional Arts Network which represents 15 member organisations that support and promote artists and creative practice across regional NSW.