A traditional highlight of the Darlington Arts Festival is the exhibition of more than 120 artworks on display inside Darlington Hall.
The art show will include works by leading local artists, youth and juniors, along with the inaugural winner of the $10,000 Robert Juniper prize supported by the late artist’s family.
More than 50 landscape paintings, with many from established artists, are among the entries to honour the WA ‘statesman of art’, who lived in Darlington for many years with his wife Trish.
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Darlington Arts Festival president Peter Nicholls said prizewinners would be announced on the eve of the festival.
Along with some new artisan stalls to visit on the oval, there will be art workshops for adults and children, short film screenings, live music and non-stop performances.