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"The Labyrinth" by Rhonnie Toole

Congratulations to all our entrants

Awards Day
Fabulous launch event by the Cert III Community Services Students
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What keeps us well?

Blue Fringe Arts and Literature 2026

Watch this space. Entries will open in July

Blue Fringe Categories - Adult and Youth

ART  |  PHOTOGRAPHY  |  SCULPTURE  |  TEXTILES  |  SHORT STORY | POETRY 

Celebrating the creativity of people with a lived experience of mental health. Promoting the benefits of creativity and conection for mental health & wellbeing.

The festival would not be possible without the support of many generous local people and businesses over the years.  The Blue Mountains City Council has also been a long time supporter of the Festival and recognises the important cultural role the event plays in our community and in generating positive conversations around mental health.

The Blue Fringe Art and Literature Committee acknowledges the Dharug and Gundungurra Peoples as the traditional owners of the land on which we create, connect and share.

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We would like to acknowledge the generous support from the local businesses listed here. In addition, the Organising Committee for Blue Fringe is made up of workers from Springwood Neighbourhood Centre, Belong Blue Mountains and a very committed and passionate team of wonderful volunteers.  

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