The Blue Mountains Cultural Centre is excited to announce the two selected artists from recent Expressions of Interests to design a new artwork for the entry staircase and a design to be produced on merchandise in the Gallery Shop. 

We invite you to Have Your Say about Blue Mountains City Council’s Draft Creative Strategy 2020-2027.

Love Local Live is Council’s first ever series of local events that will be brought to the community via live streaming. Each week we’ll be showcasing local talent and supporting local businesses and our creative community.

Blue Mountains City Council has stepped in to assist local artists whose work has been adversely affected during the coronavirus pandemic and restrictions.

The Blue Mountains Cultural Centre is moving its popular Wollemi Artisan Markets online this Mother’s Day. 

The Blue Mountains Cultural Centre has launched VIRTUAL INSIGHT, a curated selection of digital content the whole community can access for free.

The Blue Mountains Cultural Centre has been highly commended for their NAIDOC week exhibitions and events at the 2019 IMAGinE Awards.

2019 proven to be yet another tremendously successful year for Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub. Blue Mountains Theatre hosted over 114 theatre events, achieving over 26,000 tickets sold through the box office and an estimated 200,000+ visitors to the facility.

Council has endorsed more than $50,000 in grants to various artists and community groups as part of the 2019-2020 program.

Blue Mountains Theatre will host a very special Sunday afternoon concert on 24 March 2019, when 13-piece powerhouse Sirens Big Band presents [A]part.