A NUMBER of local artists are busy finishing their pieces that will be on display next weekend at the Gloucester Hidden Talent Art Expo at Hydeaway Bay next weekend.
It will exhibit paintings, photography, jewellery, fibre art and quilting at the Gloucester Sports and Recreation Clubhouse (GSRS) over the Easter Weekend (April 4 and 5).
One of the arts groups set to exhibit their work is the textile artists (TARTS) of Hydeaway Bay.
TARTS are a group of ladies who like trying everything new.
They currently sit at 18 members and meet on the second Wednesday of each month.
The textile artists of Hydeaway Bay will also be conducting three demonstrations next Saturday.
Avril Ayling, Di Johnson and Lynne Fritz will be doing some dry felting at 9am, Barbara Hill and Tess Cummins will conduct a wet felting workshop at 10.30am and Kay Bond will host beading and jewellery making at 11am.
For more information contact Barbara Hill 48457193 or email geoffbarbarahill@icloud.com
HIDDEN TALENT
What: The Gloucester Hidden Talent Art Expo
When: Saturday and Sunday, April 4 and 5
Where: Gloucester Sports and Recreation Clubhouse, Hydeaway Bay
Time: Saturday 9am-4pm and Sunday 9.30am-3pm
Entry: $5 per adult or $10 per family (two adults and children under 13)
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