Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeNewsTAG's Joy of Music Tribute

TAG’s Joy of Music Tribute

Noosa’s month-long festival of art and music, presented by three local groups celebrating their 30th anniversary year, starts next Thursday with the Tinbeerwah Art Group’s exhibition “The Joy of Music” at the J.

TAG members have been using their collective talents since January creating works with a musical theme showcasing instruments, performers, dancing, singing and listening. More than 30 paintings will be on show, using mediums including acrylic, water colour and mixed media.

And later this month the festival will continue when Noosa Chorale combines with the Noosa Heads Jazz Club at the J with two concerts they are calling All That Jazz. The performances will herald the week-long Noosa Jazz Festival which, as it has done in previous years, is attracting interest from fans from all over Australia.

Tinbeerwah Art Group (TAG) was started by retired art teacher Gwen Blair in 1994. She wanted to join an art group but she couldn’t find one so she started her own. Gwen passed away in 2013 but her legacy lives on. The group has grown from a meeting of a few friends to a strong and healthy membership of 60 artists who meet on Thursday and Friday.

In addition to the “Joy of Music” exhibition TAG members are also preparing for their annual TAG Art Show at Tinbeerwah Hall on Friday, Saturday and Sunday (August 16-18.) which is held in memory of Gwen.

Tinbeerwah Art Group The Joy of Music at the J from August 1-31. Official opening 5pm. A gold coin donation is requested..

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Australia Day 2026 message

On Monday, 26 January 2026 we mark Australia Day, a day where we acknowledge our country’s past, recognise our achievements, and look forward to...

Tie at the Gabba

More News

Noosa agents finalists in 2026 REB Awards

The Real Estate Business (REB) Awards are back for their 14th year and are once again bringing an unparalleled awards program that identifies the...

Learn some new tricks

Why do people play bridge? Bridge is an exciting, social, and fun card game played throughout the world by over 60 million people. It can...

Cooroy man charged over South Burnett corpse

A near-Gympie man was arrested on Friday 23 January and charged with torture, deprivation of liberty and extortion, following the discovery of a man's...

Long term view drives STA data

Noosa Council's latest quarterly data reveals further inroads made into protecting neighbourhoods from the impacts of short-term accommodation (STA) - a key action of...

Hinterland horse-riding accident prompts Lifeflight rescue

The Sunshine Coast-based LifeFlight aeromedical crew airlifted a woman to hospital on Thursday, following a horse-riding incident in the hinterland. The LifeFlight helicopter was tasked...

Community awards celebrate quiet achievers

The Sunshine Coast Australia Day Community Awards have honoured a remarkable group of local heroes, whose dedication, creativity and compassion strengthen our community every...

Original Sunshine beach house brings crowd

It was like old times at Sunshine Beach on Saturday as neighbours and old friends chatted while making the most of the shade and...

40 under 40 in Cooroy

The Cooroy Butter Factory Arts Centre (CBFAC) is turning up the heat with its biennial 40 under 40 exhibition. This is a great opportunity...

A life with horses

PRECEDE Tom Thomsen came to Australia from Denmark at the age of seven. ERLE LEVEY finds out about a life in the bush that has...

Cancer increases leads. Bloomhill to seek more funds

Each year, around 4,000 Sunshine Coast residents are diagnosed with cancer, and among the local healthcare support providers is Buderim-based Bloomhill, which has seen...