Creative Arts Batemans Bay Inc.

CABBI is a membership-based association which provides an opportunity for the community to become part of a group which supports, encourages and promotes our community of visual artists and craft makers. 

We provide:
Art and craft workshops
Art and community related social events and activities
The opportunity to be an exhibitor at The Gallery, Mogo
The opportunity to be an exhibitor at our Annual Exhibition
The opportunity be involved by volunteering your expertise

Our 39th Exhibition was a great success and specials thanks to the CABBI Annual Exhibition Committee and especially to Nina as the Convenor for a very successful exhibition. Initial feedback was that people felt the standard of art was high. Thank you also to our 2 Judges and sponsors, who were very generous of both their time and support of CABBI.

Below is a glimpse of the high standard of art and craft that were at the Exhibition.

Many thanks must also go to the CABBI volunteers and other helpers for maintenance of exhibition
equipment, and the setup and take down of the exhibition. Well done to all exhibitors and particularly the prize winners who made the task of the judges so difficult.

Apart from the range of benefits provided by joining CABBI, we are also looking for people who are able to tutor beginner art/craft classes; joining our Workshop Program.  If you believe you have the necessary skills please contact our Workshop Program Coordinator, Garry Kemp,  [email protected]

If you would like to join our community of visual artists and craft makers, please submit an application via the Members section or email [email protected] with any queries.

The committee looks forward to exploring how we can collaborate towards building a mutually prosperous and thriving art community in the Eurobodalla.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Lin Barnes, Acting CABBI President

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Creative Arts Batemans Bay Inc acknowledges the Yuin people are the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet and we pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.