We support, advocate for and promote the work of practicing creative individuals and groups, within a 200km radius of Dubbo.

This group believes that the arts are essential to any prosperous and truly inclusive society, the arts serve to give voice to our many communities, spark individual creativity, foster empathy and understanding, spur civic engagement and serve as a continual source of personal enrichment, inspiration and growth. Our purpose is to support the production of creative work and to support the producers of creative works, to increase public awareness of the importance of the arts; to ensure that the arts are included in public dialogue.

Our Aims.

  • To lead the arts agenda in the Dubbo and Wellington region.
  • To lead an ethical, accessible, and visionary cultural agenda.
  • To invite collaboration from agencies, audiences, and other creatives, to develop unique projects and to support, promote and advocate the role of the arts to our community.
  • To promote commentary on our individual and collective actions.
  • To be the advocate for a diverse, vibrant, strong, inclusive and viable cultural sector.
  • To give strength to our voice for creative recognition.
  • To demonstrate public support for the arts.
  • To support existing creative practitioners to develop and expand their practice through partnerships, collaborations and networking.
  • To advocate for community cultural development at the local level.

We Celebrate

– you and your achievements

We share and celebrate your achievements with the community via our website, socials, monthly events, and articles

We Celebrate

Creating any type of art, and working in a creative practice can often be isolating and challenging, especially in regional and rural towns.

So we want to celebrate your achievements!

Had a recent win? Achieved a milestone? Presenting a new work?

Email cracninc@gmail.com so we can share the good news and celebrate you and your work. 

We Advocate

Advocating under the banner of a collective organisation, can sometimes add more weight than a single voice.

Anyone (member and non-members) request Creative Assembly to raise an issue with a government agency, peak body, or other organisation on your behalf, affording you anonymity if you wish. Any such request will be presented to the committee and voted on by financial members. 

We Advocate

– we are stronger together

If you have a concern, idea, or suggestion you would like to raise, CrACN can present this under our collective banner. 

We Promote

– you and what you do

One central place for people to find your group, service, business, workshop, event, festival, ir committee meeting.

We Promote

We promote your events no matter what the size.

List your creative and cultural events for free on our website. From committee meetings and AGMs, working bees and community workshops, to large festivals and events are welcome. 

If you or your organisation are a financial member then your events are also eligible to be highlighted in our website, and other promotions and communications.

We love to see regional artists and creatives succeed. Email us about your (or someone you know) recent accomplishments so we can promote and celebrate them. 

We Connect

Our free monthly networking events are an excellent way of meeting local creative and cultural practitioners and businesses. Each month we have a theme to highlight a specific segment of the industry – but everyone is welcome to attend all events, regardless of the theme.

Looking for a community group, artists, or creative practitioner, organisation, or business? Have a browse on our free directory. 

Looking for a particular skill set, creative business, or service provider that’s not listed? Email cracninc@gmail.com and we will put a call out to our members and networks.

We Connect

– we help you find your tribe

Looking for a teacher, a group to join, a creative to hire, professionals to consult, volunteers,  – we’ll connect you.

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