Lower Clarence Arts and Crafts Association
Ferry Park Gallery is located at 5287 Big River Way (formerly the Pacific Highway) off the roundabout at the southern entrance to the Scottish Town of Maclean, overlooking a beautiful section of the Clarence River.
The Gallery is open from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily, 363 days per year. Closed Christmas Day and Anzac Day.
I have enjoyed arts and crafts for as long as I can remember. Through my working years, creative pursuits often had to take a back seat to the demands of work and family life, but they remained an important interest.
Since retiring 11 years ago, I have been able to dedicate more time to the hobbies I love. Knitting and needlework art particular passions, and I find great satisfaction in creating handmade pieces and continuing to develop my skills. Arts and crafts provide both relaxation and a sense of achievement, allowing me to express creativity while preserving traditional crafting techniques.
For my display, there will be baby wear and homewares for the nursery – quilt covers, floor mats and pillows.
Crafting has been a constant thread throughout my life, and retirement has given me the opportunity to fully reconnect with this lifelong passion.






Fay Griffith’s work is available at Ferry Park Gallery until end of July. See more information and photographs at: https://ferrypark.net/artist-of-the-month/
Valley Hope and Pacific Valley Christian School’s Art Showcase. This exhibition of student works is on display during the month of July. The standard is high and the works are diverse.Portraits from the upper levels join the junior and support classes in painting and sculptures. Call in and enjoy the work of these talented students.

