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The Bugle is a proud supporter of the KISS Arts Festival, which just keeps getting better and better each year. This year, there are a number of ways for you […]
Category Archives: The Arts
Dinner with Kathy Lette proves a winner
In news that is sure to disappoint many, tickets to the special Kiama Readers Festival Dinner, with guest speaker Kathy Lette, are sold out. “As soon as the news got […]
Festival inspires local artists
Kiama is to have a lasting reminder of the Festival, with local artist Mikey Freedom painting a jazz inspired mural on a lane wall off Terralong St over the Festival […]
Jazz Festival early days
“We formed the Kiama Jazz Club in 1974 when a group of friends, who were all jazz-lovers, met weekly in each other’s homes to listen to jazz recordings,” recalls Dennis […]
Jazz & Blues Festival marks its 30th year
Over the years the Kiama Jazz & Blues Festival has evolved into a unique format that sees music literally being taken to the streets. While it’s a far cry from […]
Time to start thinking about entering a raft
Following the success of last year’s inaugural Raft Race at the KISS Arts Festival, the organisers are keen for more groups to vie for the perpetual trophy and prizes. “Last […]
Kiama would benefit from a major art prize: Seres
Our Moran Prize winner, Megan Seres, used her Australia Day Address at the 2017 Awards Ceremony to float the idea of Kiama establishing its own regional art prize, as a […]
Fitting tribute to Orry-Kelly
The concert stage in Hindmarsh Park is to be named the Orry-Kelly Stage, in honour of one of Kiama’s most famous sons. Orry-Kelly had a stellar career in Hollywood as […]
Disney’s biggest star films in Kiama
The Pines’ classic farmhouse on Saddleback Mountain, Killalee and other Illawarra locations are the backdrop for a new Australian film, Rip Tide. The film, the second for Bulli-born director Rhiannon […]
Top portrait prize for Gerringong artist
Amongst the fourteen artists who contributed works for the Before I Die I…. Project was a haunting picture by Megan Seres. Little wonder it was sold. The Gerringong artist had […]
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