There are a range of resources to support artists, arts-groups and other creatives. This page has collected those that are useful for our local community.
In the Creative City Team
Bendigo Venues and Events is a unit of the City of Greater Bendigo. The Creative City team sits with the Bendigo Venues and Events Unit.
The team are responsible for the delivery of a range of approved Arts and Cultural Services on behalf of the City of Greater Bendigo.
For information about Arts and Cultural services please email [email protected]
We help members of our creative communities to access relevant, sector-wide opportunities as they arise via our fortnightly arts e-bulletin and via our Facebook page and website. News about exhibitions, opportunities, funding, resources, education and experiences is listed regularly.
To subscribe to the e-bulletin email: [email protected]
Grant programs for local artists and creatives including:
Local organisations providing mentoring, auspicing and other support for your arts practice:
Mentors and Support
Local and national organisations providing general, cross-artfom, artform-specific and legal support for artists and creatives.
Other Support for Creatives
Creative spaces operating within the City of Greater Bendigo, including spaces managed by the City, Temporary Art Spaces, Community and Educational Spaces and Commercial Galleries.
Creative Spaces and Places
A number of recent Creative Communities projects have included a publication. These have been a valuable way to record and reflect on the project and the contribution of our arts community.
Creative Communities Publications
Manged by the City of Greater Bendigo, CONNECT Greater Bendigo is a community website where you can find, join and connect with a range of local community clubs, groups, organisations and events. It’s easy and it’s free to use!
Connect Greater Bendigo
Hear the story of a former prison cell on the Ulumbarra site. Open 1 hour prior to any performance and on select dates.
More InformationBV&E acknowledges the Dja Dja Wurrung and Taungurung Peoples as the traditional custodians of the lands where our venues stand and where we share stories through art and culture.
We acknowledge and pay respect to their Elders past, present and future.
