Moving from Sydney to Bright at the start of the pandemic pushed Lucy to hone her skills on the wheel after turning to the hobby as “a creative outlet from a very un-creative job”. Now her sort-after pieces are recognisable in the area due to her unique style which emulates the exquisite beauty of Bright.

The AMSG strives to connect people by offering a safe learning environment for women of all ages to come and learn woodworking, woodturning and welding at the Bright United Men’s Shed - taught by the existing members of the Men’s Shed. The group's primary goals are to connect and teach people whilst giving back to the community we all love

Beginning his journey in the accommodation business, Brendan turned to photographing our gorgeous region to help persuade people to visit Bright. With such a strong appeal for quality images of the area, his prints are now in demand and he’s known as one of our community’s leading photographers.

After growing up in the Netherlands, Annemarie migrated to Australia in 1971 and found her home first in the Snowy Mountains of NSW, then later with her husband and fellow artist, Barry Willcox to Wandiligong in the Victorian Alps. Mostly self-taught, Annemarie has been a practising artist for over 40 years.