This exhibition was organised by the Bundaberg Arts Centre, and its mission is stated as presenting

“a quality contemporary exhibition of visual art with strong educational content based on the impact and influence of the Baby Boomer generation and to highlight the importance and vitality of art and culture in the Bundaberg region.”

The exhibition also features a tour through venues throughout Queensland and 2 venues in Western Australia. Further details are available from the Bundaberg Arts Centre's website about the Boom Baby Boom exhibition.

The BMRG was involved in this through the work of some of its members, in particular Karl Neuenfeldt and Seth Keen. Arising from this exhibition, Seth Keen has also produced Sugartown:

“Sugartown” is a 8mm film diary of family, community and art in Bundaberg. This project received arts funding and is a collaboration between academics, postgraduate students, the Bundaberg Arts Centre and Screensound Australia. This project was exhibited locally and was presented on the local ABC radio website. This project is currently being developed for submission to the Australia Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI). This work by Seth Keen is an extension to the Hazzard¹s Project.