WHERE IS CONDAMINE COUNTRY?

The Condamine Country name encompasses the towns that sit along the upper reaches of the Condamine River. The headwaters of the river rise on the slopes of Mount Superbus, part of the Main Range, before passing through Cambanoora Gorge. The river flows through the towns of Killarney and Warwick before heading west to eventually become the Darling River.  Townships that could be featured on our trail in 2020 are Allora, Freestone, Killarney and Warwick. 
 
Our trail is the little sister to the outstanding Granite Belt Art and Craft Trail (30 & 31 October & 1 November 2020).

Key Outcomes

Creative Tourism: providing opportunities for artists to engage with a new audience and attracting visitors to the region. 

Partnerships: Developing a regional partnership with potential to expand into Northern New South Wales and the northern Darling Downs in the future to create a “trail of trails”..

Building Community Capacity: To provide opportunities and support for emerging, mid career and professional artists within the region. 

Promotion: Increase audience and network through a sponsored campaign on social media capitalising on the “meandering through the countryside” theme.

Sponsorship Opportunities and our commitment to you: 
We are aware that local businesses receive many requests for sponsorship. We believe this event has the potential to bring a significant number of visitors for the region as well as providing an inexpensive activity for locals to enjoy. Both are key to the recovery of the region post COVID19. 

NOT JUST BUSINESSES CAN SPONSOR.
Local families can contribute to the communities growth along side our businesses. It can be a very rewarding experience to support emerging artists. Information about individual sponsorship (Monet Sponsor Level) is included in the table below, however, you can also talk directly to our Director, Karina Devine, if you prefer