A Very Special Delivery

Did you just hear that thud at your front door? Is that a bicycle trailing off into the distance? If you live in Brisbane, your next morning delivery might not be the daily rag, but it will be good news! Tomorrow, February 4th, the Papergirl team will be spreading out across the city to deliver rolled-up artworks to random houses. That’s right – every surprise package contains a one-of-a-kind piece that could be anything from poetry or short stories to drawings, photography, zines or collage. There’s still time to help out with distribution by participating in Papergirl’s community ride. Bring a bike, a bag and meet at White Canvas Gallery, 26 Church St, Fortitude Valley at midday. Who knows, you could even be the lucky recipient of a very special delivery!

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