Next Exhibition Saturday 04 September

The 11^th JOHN BRISCOE MEMORIAL ART AWARD is on again in September. This is one of the region’s most prestigious competitions with over $5,000 in prize money. This year the judge will be Suzi Campbell from the National Portrait Gallery.  Opening on Saturday September 4^th at 3.00pm. Please contact the Raglan for further information.

Afternoon with Merve Moriarty

We are delighted that Artist and Art Educator Merve Moriarty has pencilled in Sunday 12^th of September at 2.30pm at the Raglan to talk about his new book “THE MIND’S EYE – The Artist and the Draftsman”.  Afternoon tea will be served, cost: $10 donation.

 Feast of Poetry at the Raglan Sunday 21st November

Entries are open now for the Feast of Poetry, an annual poetry writing competition and festival day.  Entries close on September 20^th.

The Festival day will be held at The Raglan Gallery and Cultural Centre on Sunday 21st November. The Poetry will be judged and prizes awarded on this day.

This will be the 7th annual Cooma-based creative writing event, a festival which celebrates all forms of poetry for all ages.

Entry forms are now available From the Raglan Gallery, Monaro Regional Library, Cooma Visitors' Centre, Jindabyne NPWS Visitors' Centre and Snowprint bookshop, as well as various locations around the region.

Pick up your entry form now to find out all the details or contact lucia5(at)optusnet.com.au for any further information.

Take a walk along tree-lined Lambie Street, through 150 years of history.  This is where Cooma began.

The Lord Raglan Inn was built in 1854 by the Hain family, and is the oldest remaining building in Lambie Street.

In 1860 it became the first bank in Cooma, serving the gold miners seeking their fortunes at the Kiandra goldfields.

Now it it a Heritage site and art gallery.  The heritage garden contains trees aged over 100 years.

The Raglan Gallery features the work of Snowy Mountains and Monaro artists - their paintings, ceramics, prints, photographs, sculpture, jewellery, craft, poetry and books.

Open Wednesday to Sunday, 9.30am - 4.30pm.

ALL WELCOME