Who we are

Creative Caldera Incorporated is a Not-for-profit organisation. Our object is to support and promote the arts in the Tweed Shire and surrounding regional area through organised community events and associated activities.

Committee members (L-R): Kirsten Devitt, Judy Oakenfull, Byron Coathup, Sally Singh, Amelia Reid.

The organisation and the committee members subscribe to the following values:

- We act professionally with honesty and transparency.
- We work together as a team towards our goals.
- We are a trusted and open partner of our stakeholders.
- We treat people fairly and with respect. Equally, we expect fairness and respect for our committee members, contractors and volunteers.
- We accept and use feedback provided by our stakeholders and our community.
- We respect the First Nations peoples of Australia.
- Our event is socially inclusive.
- We are conscious of the environment. Whenever possible we re-use, re-cycle or use bio-gradable materials.
- We try to run an event that is accessible to all. We try to mitigate access issues to the best of our ability
- Murwillumbah Arts Trail 2015 -2024
- Sketchbook Murwillumbah
- Lava Arts 2026
- Tweed Shire Council

Meet Our Members

Byron Coathup

Treasurer + Public Officer

Sally Singh

Marketing Manager

Amelia Reid

Secretary

Judy Oakenfull

Vice President

Kirsten Devitt

President

‘‘Art, in all of its expressions, has the ability to affect positive change on a local and global scale. Creative Caldera’s mission is to celebrate and elevate the creative spirit of our community by providing a vibrant platform for artists of all disciplines. We aim to foster connections between artists and audiences, inspire creativity, and promote cultural exchange through diverse programming, interactive experiences, and inclusive participation. Together, we create a transformative environment that nurtures artistic expression and enriches our community.

Kirsten Devitt - President

Through exhibitions, workshops, and interactive experiences - Creative Caldera has nurtured connections between artists and audiences, celebrating the unique cultural fabric of the tweed shire region.