Discover the dynamic energy and vibrant music of Tango Enigmático. This ensemble breathes new life into the rich tradition of Argentinian tango, blending familiar dance rhythms with innovative contemporary compositions. With violin, double bass, and piano, their music will transport you to the lively streets of Buenos Aires and beyond. Experience the passion and soul of tango from every corner of the globe with Tango Enigmático.

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MZAZA is back in the Stanthorpe region after a memorable concert at Harrigans Lane in 2023.

MZAZA is one of the most unique bands coming out of Australia today. Drawing on French, Spanish-Sephardic and Balkan sounds, this six-piece reinvents folk traditions and crafts a world where music knows no borders.

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Prior to their concert, MZAZA will conduct free workshops for local musicians and singers of any age and skill level. Workshops will be held from 2-3pm Sat 12 October at the Stanthorpe Civic Centre.

Award-winning Brisbane pianist Max Foster returns home to Queensland after valuable time spent in the prestigious halls of the Juilliard School, Yale University, and the Peabody Institute. Witness one of Australia's most exciting pianists in a thrilling program featuring masterpieces by Beethoven, Debussy, Schubert, and more!

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Each year about this time members of the Granite Belt Choir, Contempo, and Granite Belt Junior Choir pay tribute to Joan in music and song, by performing the annual Joan Smith Tribute Recital in Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery. Tickets: Adults $20; members $15; 15 & under free. Bookings essential (including free tickets).

After hugely successful concerts in 2022 and 2023, the Late Shift Big Band is coming back to Stanthorpe for an entertaining night of swing, jazz and rock music to have you dancing the night away.

This programme draws together works by seemingly disparate composers, all inspired by song and dance. From melodious and lyrical to pulsating and rocking, this programme encompasses it all. Book tickets online.

The Occasional Players and Alan Smith invite you to a captivating concert celebrating "A Collection of Seasons." Featuring a special solo performance from Vivaldi's famous "The Four Seasons" by Alan Smith, violinist and Associate Concertmaster from the Queensland Symphony Orchestra, this program promises to evoke the beauty and emotions of each season through music. Expect a delightful journey through delightful seasonal pieces.

Tickets: $25 (adults), children 15 and under free. Bookings essential (including for free tickets).

The Auslan Choir will be performing at the Gallery in celebration of the Gallery re-opening. Free entry.

Journey through the seasons of life with a cycle of songs from different genres. Free entry.

The Granite Belt Junior Choir, with singers aged from 7 to 18, has been a part of the Stanthorpe music landscape for many years. The singers are brought together by a shared love of music and perform a wide variety of music styles, under the current direction of Janet Zijm.

Malcolm presents... Inspired Melodies. Featuring: Southern Downs String Ensemble, Combined choirs of Warwick East Street Singers & Granite Belt Choir, Violinist - Alan Smith, Soprano - Laura Rainey, Soprano - Jill Hulme, Soprano - Jenel Hunt, Flautist - Cara Hall, Trumpeter - James Waites, Bass/Baritone - Malcolm Gamble.

$25 adults, $20 Gallery Members, free for 15 years and under. Tickets at the door or book online.

Experience the exhilarating synergy of Contra Guitar Duo! Join Hamish Strathdee and Emma-Shay Gallenti-Guilfoyle on a musical journey, featuring captivating compositions inspired by Schubert, Houghton, Grenfell, Edwards, Tansman, and Assad. Unveil the magic of diverse melodies in this unforgettable concert. 🎸🎶

The Borealis String Quartet (USA) in concert with Prof Gilbert de Greeve (Belgium).

Experience the captivating melodies of the Southern Downs String Ensemble under the direction of the maestro, Malcolm Gamble. Joining them on stage are members of the talented Brisbane Youth Regional Orchestra. Together, they will take you on a musical journey through the enchanting realms of cinematic scores and heartwarming Christmas carols. Don't miss this harmonious fusion of cinematic magic and holiday cheer!

Southern Cross Soloist violist, James Wannan is joined by Australia’s next generation of star performers. In this program, two masterpieces by Beethoven are combined with eclectic works that demonstrate how Beethoven's legacy has endured through the centuries.

Voices of Birralee is hosting a community concert in Stanthorpe, in collaboration with local choir, The Granite Belt Choir. Book tickets online or purchase at the door.

The combined Granite Belt Choirs (Granite Belt Choir, Contempo & Granite Belt Junior Choir) present a series of Australiana songs charting the music of our land. The performance is dedicated to the memory of Joan Smith. Songs include Inanay (Torres Straight Island lullaby), Botany Bay, Diamantina Drover, The Last ANZAC, You’re The Voice, I Still Call Australia Home, and much more. Purchase tickets at the door or online.

After a hugely successful concert in 2022 the Late Shift Big Band is coming back to Stanthorpe for an entertaining night of swing, jazz and rock music to have you dancing the night away.

The Winter School Music Program is held every winter in Tenterfield, and is hosted by the Cuskelly College of Music. As part of their program they host concerts every evening during the Winter School. The Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery is happy to host the Beat of the Bush concert on Tuesday 4 July. Tickets are available at the door or online and are $30 (or $25 for Gallery members).

Members of the National University of Singapore Society Choir will join Granite Belt Choir in a short concert here in Stanthorpe on Thursday 15th June.  This performance will be held in the Supper Room at the Civic Centre and commences at 6pm.  Both choirs will present a selection of songs and then combine for a couple of special numbers.  Entry by donation.  

Voices of Birralee's Artistic Staff and Touring Choir invite singers aged 9 - 17years to join us for a fun and engaging afternoon of workshops.

Performed by an outstanding constellation of chamber soloists, Contra Mozart promises an unforgettable listening experience. European masterworks by Mozart are intertwined with solos by Peter Sculthorpe, one of the defining figures in twentieth-century Australian Music. Contra Concerts permits you an hour to switch off, recharge and disconnect from deadline mode. We invite you to sit back, let your mind wander and share in the rare exchange of music between performers and audience, only achievable in the intimacy of the chamber music salon.

Wonderful music to warm up your winter, jazz up your Saturday night and put a "swing" in your step.

We welcome the Cuskelley College of Music back to the Gallery with the Concert Hall concert, a part of the Beat of the Bush Music Festival during their Winter Music School in Tenterfield. Tickets: $25 (or $20 for members). Purchase online or at the Gallery.

Performers include The Granite Belt Choir, The Granite Belt Junior Choir, Contempo, and The Occasional Players. There will be a wide range of genres of music performed from classical to contemporary, and concluding with an Australian piece performed by all members.

It’s not just the name of a song - it’s an era in history which has inspired music, literature, art and philosophy. And it’s music of the Romantic Era that you will hear and enjoy when Natasha Kloppers joins us for Music in the Gallery. Familiar music from composers such as Chopin, DeBussy and Satie - music with the ability to transport you to another realm. And also some pieces by contemporary composers like Luke Faulkner whose works mirror those of his musical heroes, and an arrangement of Tchaikovsky by Karen Kornienko. It’s a concert to take the word “swoon” to a new level of, well, swooning. We’ll have the smelling salts on stand-by. $15 for SAGS members, $20 for non-members. Complimentary glass of sparkling on arrival. Entry from 1:30pm for concert to commence at 2pm.

Cost $10. Due to social distancing limitations, numbers will be strictly limited. Please RSVP to admin@srag.org.au or 07 4681 1874.

The theme of The Savoyard Singers performance this year is: “The Curtain is Up” symbolising – in spite of our present day adversities, music will always find a way, with its popular songs of today and yesterday - presented with glitter and imagination, plus music written by the most famous musical comedy lyricists and composers, to help us to an escapism of happiness and wonderful musical memories. $15 entry.

What could be more enticing than a concert featuring The Occasional Players? How about the addition of Alan Smith – concertmaster, educator, string performer extraordinaire! And the reference to “Changing Seasons”? Think Vivaldi’s famous and much loved “The Four Seasons”. You can hear “Winter” and “Spring”, much like we are actually experiencing at present, as well as some other delicious music to pluck at your heartstrings. Tickets available online through Humanitix. $20 per person.

The annual Joan Smith Tribute Recital. Cost $10. Due to social distancing limitations, this event is by invitation only. Please RSVP to admin@srag.org.au or 07 4681 1874.