Stories

The Blue Mountains has the diversity of scenery and local creative talent for screen projects.

On 30 June 2023, the inaugural TEDxKatoomba was held at Katoomba Community Hall.

In every township and suburb in the Blue Mountains there is a hum of creatives.

As a warrii (far away) teenager, I would regularly yurrabii (walk) on Gundungurra Country.

An undeniable outcome of pandemic life has been a recalibration of our relationship to public space.

A desire to create is a strong driving force in the lives of many Blue Mountains residents.

My husband & I are part of the wave of creatives who moved to the Mountains in the wake of Covid19.

Dharug artist Leanne Tobint talking with Rilka Oakley curator at Blue Mountains City Art Gallery.

Charlie & Nikita are hoping to replicate the energy of the Sydney queer scene in their new home.

Under the towering gums of Blackheath, Kayo started to see the nature that surrounded her.

Hugo Moline and Heidi Axelsen’s collaborative art + architecture practice.

Almost the first time I met photographer Harold David, it was to buy his house in Blackheath.