Don’t miss the Spring Art and Craft Exhibition now showing at Heatherbrae Pies, Ourimbah.
Works by talented local artists are on show in the upstairs gallery including artist and writer Kate Landsberry.
Her exhibited art is a collection of strings works which speak of connection between humans, creatures, environment and imagination.
She is a passionate storyteller with words, brush and lens, exploring nature, imagination, identity and place.
Sue Robinson is another featured artist.
She has won many awards over many years for her exceptional talent and has a lovely collection of European/Greek-style paintings.
Charlotte Kilminster has a unique collection of geometric organic ink on ply and canvas mandalas; hours of intricate meticulous work with a mesmerising end result.
Central Coast Wood Turners Club is also featured with a wonderful collection of their carved, turned creations including pens by Peter Hamilton, a variety of carved bowls, and novelty items, by Dom Pirlo and woodburning framed pictures by Natalie Lamon.
Sue Dibley, who donates her time and products to hospital charity work, has a beautiful selection of quilts for babies and there is always a nifty collection of cards, toys and prints available.
There is something for everyone in the spacious dining area café upstairs at Heatherbrae Pies.
The exhibition is open daily from 9am-3pm, with stairs and lift access to the gallery and café upstairs.
It is at 207 Pacific Hwy Ourimbah.
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