Arts + Culture Across

SOUTH EAST NSW

Opportunities & support
for Regional creativeS

South East Arts provides support services and advice to creatives in the Bega Valley, Eurobodalla and Snowy Monaro council areas.

We are the Regional Arts Development Organisation (RADO) for South Eastern NSW.

South East Arts aims to strengthen creative people, projects & communities across South East NSW.

We focus on three ways to foster creativity and connect the arts and our community:

Support

We provide professional development, mentoring, project advice and funding support to help artists and organisations grow their practice.

Promote

We shine a light on the creative people and projects shaping our region — connecting artists with audiences, opportunities and each other.

Advocate

We champion the importance of arts and culture across our three local government areas, ensuring creativity is central to regional identity, wellbeing and growth.

More about South East Arts

About the NSW Regional Arts Network

Latest SEA eNews out now : October > December 2026

It’s been a busy and rewarding couple of months at South East Arts, with many projects coming to fruition across the region and plenty more still ahead. In the Snowy Monaro, the Bundian Way Gallery continues to present its program of First Nations creativity in the region. Currently showing is 'Tides of Expression' - featuring the artworks of three southeast women: Sonya Naylor of Wallaga; Loanna Panton of Bermagui and Amanda Close of Narooma. If you are visiting the Snowy

2026 Olga Masters Short Story Award winners will be announced at Headland Writers Festival Opening Night

Join us for the 2026 Headland Writers Festival opening event featuring the announcement of the winner and runner-up of the 2026 Olga Masters Short Story Award

What's on

Now showing at Bundian Way Gallery: Tides of Expression

Tides of Expression brings together the work of three exceptional Aboriginal artists from South East NSW: Sonya Naylor, Loanna Panton and Amanda Close

What's on