Free promotions of your arts events and opportunities
Arts OutWest runs an arts media program aimed at gaining media coverage and public awareness of arts and cultural events in the NSW Central West. We aim to showcase the scope, quality, quantity and unique character of the arts and culture that happens in our part of the world.
The arts media program has been running for more than 40 years in one form or another (the first weekly listings of arts events to local media went out in 1978) and promotes around 2000 events and hundreds of opportunities every year. As part of the core, funded program of Arts OutWest, the arts media program is a FREE service for the Central West.
Submit your events for promotion or email details to ArtsOutwest@csu.edu.au
Assistance for local groups and promoters
Our Communications Officers can provide support including media contacts, local marketing advice, assistance writing media releases and promotional copy.
Each year we support more than 500 organisations, groups and businesses to promote their arts and cultural events.
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Local arts news
Keep updated on local arts news and opportunities through our blog and via Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Share your news with us via social media or send details to artsoutwest@csu.edu.au
E-news and e-alerts
Subscribe here to our email list for information on workshops, funding and opportunities and the monthly Artspeak e-newsletter.
Newspaper
We write a weekly arts column, promoting local arts and events in the Western Advocate.
Radio
We have regular spots, promoting local arts, on local radio including on 2MCE, 2BS, 2LT and ABC Central West. Local events are promoted through our radio spots.
Social media
Our social media streams deliver news and events, engage discussion and have built useful industry and media relations. Join us:
Twitter
Arts OutWest Facebook page
Kew-Y-Ahn Aboriginal Art Gallery Facebook page
Media and marketing workshops
We run occasional media and marketing based workshops in the region, often in response to specific needs of local groups or practitioners. Contact us.
