Community feedback through Council's Placemaking & Recreation Strategy has shown strong community support to have more arts & culture, particularly public art, in Tara.

Public Art projects have taken place in Dalby, Chinchilla, and Miles for the improvement of placemaking, public spaces/facilities, and public art, and now its Tara's turn.

Such projects are beneficial for wellbeing and building resilience and help to support recovery processes in our region.

Community input is now being sought for a mural to be painted on the external wall of the Tara Soldiers Memorial Hall. The Tara Public Art project will be undertaken by local artist Regina Hyland with the potential for locals to join in as well.

Residents are encouraged to share their ideas via the survey below by Friday 26 April, or to attend the Community Engagement Session taking place on Monday, 22 April.

This is a chance for residents to get involved and have a say in what they want to see on Tara's Mural.

Register Here

If you would like to attend the community engagement session please RSVP before 5pm Thursday 18 April by emailing Jackie.Bonds@wdrc.qld.gov.au