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- Queerobodalla | South East Arts
Back to directory Queerobodalla LGBTQIA+ Events in The Eurobodalla Shire, News South Wales, Australia Creative focus: Dance, Film & TV, Music, Visual arts, Literature Services / Open to: Collaboration, Exhibitions, Performance / gigs, Workshops Website / Socials https://www.queerobodalla.com https://www.facebook.com/queerobodalla https://www.instagram.com/queerobodalla Primary location: Eurobodalla Queerobodalla Logo Celebrating LGBTQIA+ community in the Eurobodalla Shire We are a community led group of LGBQTIA+ people living in the Eurobodalla Shire who aim to create safe and inclusive spaces and events for queer people. Contact us << Previous profile << Back to directory Next profile >> Want to be listed in the SEA Creative Directory? Are you a creative or group in the Bega Valley, Snowy Monaro or Eurobodalla? Register with SEA Need to update something? Request a profile update via seainfo@southeastarts.org.au
- Bega Streetlight Festival | South East Arts
Back to all projects supported project: Bega Streetlight Festival Artist / Org: Bega Chamber of Commerce, BVSC In 2025 we asked photographers to "Capture the authentic spirit of life in the Bega Valley Shire, from everyday moments to stunning landscapes". The resulting exhibition lit up Carp Street during the 2025 Bega Streetlight Festival and beyond! Following the huge success of the first Streetlight Festival in October of 2025, the 2026 event has been pulled forward to before daylight savings kicks in on September 25th. Also being darker earlier the lights and projections will shine even brighter. Save the date! 5:00 pm, 25/09/2026 Carp Street, Bega Commenced: Project type: 2025 Event, Prizes & comps, Creative work, Partnership 2025 Bega Streetlight Festival << Previous Back to projects Next >>
- Kush Bourke | South East Arts
Back to directory Kush Bourke Producer, actor, voice actor, writer and owner of production company, Maybe Media. Creative focus: Film & TV, Performing arts Services / Open to: Commissions, Consulting, Employment, Performance / gigs, Workshops Website / Socials https://maybemedia.com.au/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/kushbourke/ Primary location: Bega Valley Shire Kush Bourke - Image Credit - Kush Bourke I’m a producer, actor, voice actor, writer and the owner of the production company, Maybe Media . I’ve worked with Screen Canberra as a Developer for their Screen POD program, and I currently serve as Secretary of Far South Film and Media Officer for the Far South Film Festival (FSFF) , which is the only film festival that elevates Australian regional and rural-based filmmakers. I’ve starred in and produced short and feature films, and have also worked as a Production Coordinator and Assistant Producer on numerous short films, documentaries and commercials. I was 3rd AD for the Cannes World Film Festival–winning feature Mother Mountain , and I’m currently in post-production with my regionally made film, Little Jetty . I have an exciting slate of projects that have attracted interest both in Australia and overseas, including Squishy Taylor — an animated series based on the bestselling Australian children’s books that have sold in the US, UK, Spain, Turkey and Brazil. Squishy Taylor will be my first international co-production . I began my career at C31 , working as a shooter-producer and journalist for the nightly news. After leaving C31, I worked for Auspicious Arts as a Financial Administrator, auspicing grants for clients including Circus Oz , Strange Fruit , Australian National Academy of Music , Gasworks Arts Park , Ilbijerri Theatre Co , and Melbourne Theatre Company . I’m also a freelance writer , with work published in Screen Hub , InTheMix , Live Loud Mag , and Rural Room . My varied experience across finance, TV, media, marketing and events gives me a big-picture perspective on how the film, TV and content industries operate and all the skills needed to thrive in the multifaceted role of a producer. << Previous profile << Back to directory Next profile >> Want to be listed in the SEA Creative Directory? Are you a creative or group in the Bega Valley, Snowy Monaro or Eurobodalla? Register with SEA Need to update something? Request a profile update via seainfo@southeastarts.org.au
- Two‑part screen development program (online + workshop) | South East Arts
Back to all projects supported project: Two‑part screen development program (online + workshop) Artist / Org: Far South Film Inc Award-winning screenwriter Dr Alec Morgan will deliver an 8-week online scriptwriting course focused on story fundamentals, character, dialogue, structure and rewriting; and a one-day in-person storyboarding and visual storytelling workshop held in the Bega Valley. Commenced: Project type: 2026 CASP Far South Film Inc << Previous Back to projects Next >>
- Waste Truck Art Wrap | South East Arts
Back to all projects supported project: Waste Truck Art Wrap Artist / Org: Bega Valley Shire Council Bega Valley Shire Council commissioned original artwork to appear on 8 kerbside waste collection trucks from 2025–2034. South East Arts facilitated EOIs from artists to design a high-impact artwork for our new waste trucks that celebrates creativity + sustainability. The final design by Belinda Rosenbaum reflects our regions natural beauty; The 4Rs — Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle; and bold, optimistic message about waste and sustainability. Commenced: Project type: 2025 Partnership, Creative work, EOI BVSC waste truck - art wrap by Belinda Rosenbaum 2025 << Previous Back to projects Next >>
- Passionfish Candles & Gifts | South East Arts
Back to directory Passionfish Candles & Gifts Handmade candles, home fragrance and gifts in historic Central Tilba, inspired by Tilba, the coast and countryside. Creative focus: Craft & design Services / Open to: Work for sale Website / Socials https://www.passionfish.com.au/ http://www.instagram.com/passionfish_candles https://www.facebook.com/PassionfishCandles Primary location: Eurobodalla Passionfish Candles store in Central Tilba - Kylie Field Passionfish Candles & Gifts is a handmade candle and gift shop in historic Central Tilba, NSW, on the Far South Coast. Established in 2007 by Jason and Kylie, Passionfish is known for hand-poured soy candles, cedar wick candles, reed diffusers, soy wax melts, room sprays and home fragrance gifts inspired by Tilba, the coast and the countryside. Visitors can browse the Central Tilba store, discover locally inspired fragrances, choose thoughtful gifts and experience the charm of one of the South Coast’s most beautiful heritage villages. Shop in-store or online for Australian-made candles and gifts, carefully created and packed by Passionfish. << Previous profile << Back to directory Next profile >> Want to be listed in the SEA Creative Directory? Are you a creative or group in the Bega Valley, Snowy Monaro or Eurobodalla? Register with SEA Need to update something? Request a profile update via seainfo@southeastarts.org.au
- Handmade on the South Coast | South East Arts
Back to directory Handmade on the South Coast Annual Artisan Event showcasing unique handmade South Coast artists. Locally produced, crafted and sold. Creative focus: Craft & design, Digital media, Fashion & textiles, Venue/Gallery/Studio, Visual arts Services / Open to: Arts admin, Collaboration, Consulting, Exhibitions, Workshops Website / Socials https://handmadeonthesouthcoast.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550633435853 https://www.instagram.com/handmadeonthesouthcoast/ Primary location: Eurobodalla Handmade on the South Coast artists I wanted to bring South Coast Artisans together for a day to engage with like minded people, to exhibit their pieces and sell their wares. There are so many unique and talented people with amazing backgrounds, a diversity of crafts that live here, on the beautiful South Coast. So I bring them together every here to exihibit, network and sell their pieces. 2026 will be our fourth year of this annual event held in Narooma. << Previous profile << Back to directory Next profile >> Want to be listed in the SEA Creative Directory? Are you a creative or group in the Bega Valley, Snowy Monaro or Eurobodalla? Register with SEA Need to update something? Request a profile update via seainfo@southeastarts.org.au
- Olga Masters Short Story Award | South East Arts
Back to all projects supported project: Olga Masters Short Story Award Artist / Org: Olga Masters Trust Olga Masters Short Story Award 2025 Short stories (2000 to 4000 words) were on the theme of life in rural Australia. With the continued support of the Masters family, the Award is managed by South East Arts, in partnership with The South Coast Writers Centre, and Island Magazine. The Award welcomed entries from writers of all ages resident in Australia. More about Olga Masters Commenced: Project type: 2021 Event, Prizes & comps, Creative work, Partnership Olga Masters Short Story Award Olga Masters Short Story Award 2025 Olga Masters Short Story Award 2025 Olga Masters Short Story Award 2025 Olga Masters Short Story Award 2025 Show More << Previous Back to projects Next >>
- Silas Dunstan | South East Arts
< Back to our people Silas Dunstan Treasurer Silas is a finance professional with a career spanning international corporates to local small enterprise. Silas made his home on the far south east coast 15 years ago and now part owns and runs a wealth management business. Silas enjoys the splendours of nature and the cultural artistic endeavours of the region. Silas enjoys volunteering his professional skills to local organisations. His interests lie in good governance, transparency, organisational continuity, strategic planning and supporting the development of regional cultural tourism through a well supported arts community.
- Kate Bradbury | South East Arts
< Back to our people Kate Bradbury Executive Director ed@southeastarts.org.au Kate Bradbury has been Executive Director of South East Arts since January 2025. She brings extensive leadership experience across government and the arts, including senior roles in major cultural events such as the Garma Festival in Northeast Arnhem Land. Kate is passionate about placemaking and the power of the arts to build vibrant, connected communities. She has led projects of all scales, from large cultural festivals to local grassroots initiatives, always with a focus on fostering collaboration, cultural exchange and community identity. Her work is grounded in the belief that arts and culture are central to regional vitality and to creating meaningful opportunities for people to come together.











