The Central Coast’s spectacular Bouddi Peninsula, nestled in the Bouddi National Park, is home to some amazingly talented artists and the annual Bouddi Peninsula Arts Trail is a unique way to connect with them. Meet artists in their studios or workshops and catch a glimpse of how and why they create their artworks. Much of the inspiration comes from beautiful Bouddi National Park, a paradise of rugged bushland, unspoiled beaches and tranquil bays mean many of the works reflect the stunning local environment.
This October Long Weekend, a diverse group of 21 local artists from Killcare Heights through to Wagstaffe are once again opening their studios. Their work includes water colour, oil and acrylic painting, photography, natural fibre work, woodwork, ceramics, printmaking, mixed media, sculpture, canvas and leatherwork, and silver jewellery.
Open studios will be flying a red flag and you can follow the Bouddi Peninsula Arts Trail map to find them. Spend a day, or two, visiting the artists’ studios and workshops. Along the way, stop in to our local shops and eateries to recharge your batteries. There really is something for everyone.
Information on the artists, their work and the Trail Map can be found on our Website, Instagram or Facebook. Maps are also available in local businesses and at each studio. Entry is free.
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