Each To Own

08/05/2026

Home from the pub ✨💫

08/05/2026

Hey friends!

A bunch of really dedicated, wonderful people have got to this point and now things are really hotting up.

I would love if you could follow this amazing community event because art is really important to regional communities…and our beautiful community is not different ☺️❤️🙏🏻🔥

(Double shout out to .studio_ because you are the most generous and talented human 🙏🏻)

X### Kirst

“Our 2026 Program is now LIVE! 🔥

Discover our lineup of over 45 exhibitions and art experiences for the weekend of 26th to 28th June! 🎨

With over 150+ local artists confirmed from diverse backgrounds and a footprint that spans Tweed Shire far and wide, we are so excited to share this with our community. 😃

So, get started on your planning! A massive shout out to our design partner Eddie Studio .studio_ for doing such amazing work on our brand and website! Link in our bio! 🫶🏽

💬 Murwillumbah, The Tweed NSW, Bundjalung Country, Northern NSW, Creative Caldera”

30/04/2026

There are two sides to every story💞💞💞

I bought this beautiful little vase by at the opening of .and.cloud (a gorgeous new shop that you MUST come to to see 🩷

29/04/2026

It’s getting hot in here 🔥

LAVA IS ON THE WAY 🌋

So incredibly proud of the and .caldera team…this is going to be GREAT!

We are excited to officially announce the incredible 3 recipients for EOI One & a heartfelt thank you to everyone who submitted an application! ❤️

A big congratulations to! 👇🏽

🔥 Zemzemeh: Is a cross-disciplinary sound and performance project by Siyavash Doostkhah and Greta Kelly, working at the intersection of environmental sound, traditional instruments, electronics, and spatial performance. Their practice draws on field recording, electro-acoustic composition, and site-responsive performace to explore themes of place, memory, ritual, and cultural continuity.
📸 Image by Sally from Creative Caldera

🔥 Kinship Doobai Dancers: Is an Aboriginal women and girls led dance collective spanning Tweed and Byron shires. While the dancers have shared cultured practice together for over a decade, KDD formally came together in 2023 to strengthen collective leadership.
📸 Image by Rebecca Hatfield

🔥 The Mound Collective: Is a collaborate practice between artists Geraldine Balcazar Cabrera and Chelsea Jewell, working at the intersection of performance, sculpture, choreography and care-full exchange(s). The collective bring together Jewell’s background in spatial design and visual art with Balcazar Cabrera’s choreographic and embodied performance practice to explore how bodies move through, tend to and coauthor an experience of place and landscape.
📸 Image by Byron From Creative Caldera

This project was made possible by a Regional Arts NSW Project Grant by the Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund, which supports the arts in regional and remote Australia. 🫶🏽

On another note, Lava Arts Festival website goes live later this week and we can’t wait for you to view our program! Make sure you keep an eye out! ✨️

💬 Creative Caldera, Bundjalung Country, Northern NSW Artist, The Tweed NSW, Visit NSW

23/04/2026

11/03/2026

Some of our workmates are pests 🙄🤭

07/03/2026

Beautiful doing what she does best…
# Happy International Women’s Day.
Here’s to my fellow women who speak up, show up, lift others up — and keep pushing for a more equal world. 💜

womensupportingwomen

27/02/2026

CAN YOU GUESS WHICH ONE IS ME?? 😟🤣😉👍🏻

Thanks for sharing my beautiful workmates and and when we was bébêz 👶🏼 I love my job and I love the people I work with

“The tiniest versions of the brilliant minds behind the Tweed Regional Museum team. Some things never change...still adventurous, curious and full of heart 💛”

20/02/2026

Far away Friday xxc

22/01/2026

Doom scrolling with the dog 💕 and George; quality time ✨

16/01/2026

It was a privilege to work on this exhibition - so proud of the amazing people and community involved ✨ Thanks so much for sharing

“ unveils its newest exhibition, The Wiiyaan, a powerful and immersive journey through time, culture and connection.

Curated by Bijang Slabb with knowledge and story by Kyle Slabb, the exhibition shares the Three Brothers creation story explaining the origins of the Bundjalung Nation’s different tribes and their dialects.

A must-see exhibition, now open.

📍 in Murwillumbah
📆 Tue - Sat | 10am - 4pm”