The small group of designers and artisans behind the Hey Maker! Collective are united by one cause: to establish a creative hub in the Tweed Valley town of Murwillumbah. Dreaming of a place where like-minded creatives can come together and connect, they are currently fundraising to make their vision a reality! Hey Maker!’s space will eventually hold small-scale exhibitions, residencies and exchanges – all round good stuff that will help put Murwillumbah firmly on the cultural map! All they need is a little help from you. The Hey Maker! pozible campaign ends on July 22nd, so hurry over if you’d like to make a pledge!
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