A Jimboomba art show which attracts entries from across south-east Queensland has been postponed because of coronavirus.
The Jimboomba Quota International Art Show will now be on June 18, 2021, after organisers were left with no choice but to pull the pin on the June 2020 show.
The show has been going since 2003.
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Co-ordinator Brenda Fielding said she was devastated the show would not go ahead as planned.
"it is with regret that we have to postpone because of coronavirus," Mrs Fielding said.
An opening night was planned, before two more days of exhibition at the Jimboomba Community Hall.
The show has a long history - 2020 would have been the 18th installment.
"It has been going for a long time," Mrs Fielding said.
Last year, more than 200 pieces were on display as entries come from as far afield as the Tweed and Sunshine Coast.
"We get entries from around south east Queensland basically," Mrs Fielding said.
The show includes traditional art, modern art, 3D art and adults and kids photography categories.
There is also a kids craft section.
Mrs Fielding said that not many artist entries had been received for the 2020 show.
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