Eight artists have created seven major art installations and 20 scar trees spread along the Great Victorian Rail Trail, taking inspiration from the themes of connection to country, the local environment and the history of the trail.
Explore a journey of artistic discovery through beautiful Taungurung Country on the 134km trail that follows the historic railway line that operated between Tallarook and Mansfield, with an additional spur line linking the trail to Alexandra.
Art on Yabba brings fine art to the Mary Valley, South-East Queensland.
An initiative of Mary Valley Artslink, it can be found at the Mary Valley Arts and Cultural Hub in Imbil.
This purpose-built, independently managed facility is a sustainable, long-term home for arts and cultural activity in the region. It also hosts solo and mixed exhibitions.
An honour roll of Gold Coast street art, curated into a tour on wheels. Roll through the tour by skateboard, rollerskates, wheelchair, bike, scooter, car, or even just stroll. Admire local artists’ work spread across the City — tour the closest suburb in an hour or two, or check out the whole coast over a few days.
A free, fun and active way to explore the Gold Coast! Street art has become a global culture that shapes neighbourhoods, people and landscapes. The Gold Coast is always evolving and being re-imagined. Artists together with venues have been creating impressive art pieces throughout our urban landscape for many years, but you just may have never stopped to acknowledge them.
Art Space Ballarat showcases the artworks of creatives and artists from the Ballarat region. The dedicated community art space will change every six and occupied by a new artist, maker or performer.
Located in Ballarat's arts precinct and a short walk from the Art Gallery of Ballarat, Art Space Ballarat, is a great location to discover Ballarat's creative community.
Discover the vibrant Art Trails in the Moree Plains and explore the town's stunning galleries and striking murals.
The Art Trails highlight a creative collaboration between Moree's unique art galleries and the remarkable murals found throughout the town and its business precincts. From contemporary works to traditional pieces, the trails offer a rich insight into the local artistic talent and cultural heritage.
Pick up a copy of the Art Trails map at the Moree Visitor Information Centre and stay up to date on new murals and artworks as they are added, ensuring you don't miss any of the town's ever-evolving artistic offerings.
Whether you're an art enthusiast, photographer, or simply looking for a scenic cultural experience, the Moree Art Trails are a must-see for visitors of all ages.
Art2Muse Gallery has an exciting program of fortnightly exhibitions and events as well as an upstairs gallery displaying a variety of artworks from over 50 artists.
Since 2001 Art2Muse Gallery has been dedicated to showcasing a diverse range of artists. By offering a curated selection that includes both established and emerging Australian artists, the gallery provides visitors and collectors with a rich and dynamic artistic experience.
Begin your journey of sound and energy healing with Lyndell a transformational sound and energy healing practitioner, trainer and event facilitator.
Offering a range of nourishing self-care practices to deeply nurture your mind, body and spirit from one-on-one soulnar sound, healing energy therapy, Reiki healing, group meditation and sound baths.
Private sessions are available for couples and group and corporate events.
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Artessence Gallery, located in Pambula on Yuin Country, is a curated space focused on thoughtful, contemporary work with a strong sense of place and story. The gallery showcases work by visual artists and artisans from the Sapphire Coast of New South Wales, and the regions surrounding the Bega Valley. A wide range of local artists is represented through exhibited paintings, sculptures, fine art prints, photography, ceramics, jewellery and textiles.
In house professional fine art framing, art reproduction photography and printing in-house are are services provided by Artessence. The creative team are also available for creative events production, arts administration consultancy, in-home curation and art hanging services.
Visitors are invited to experience and collect authentic, regionally inspired art in a welcoming and charming heritage cottage.
Arthead is a retail outlet for fine art materials and art gifts. It's a One-Stop-Shop for fine artists, professional photographers and art lovers.
Arthead staff provide advice and assistance with your art project at any stage from beginning to end.
A visit to Arthead will not disappoint, it's the place to go for all your art supply needs and beautiful giftware.
Arthur Bay is located on the north-east corner of Magnetic Island. With neighbouring bay Florence and just a short walk from the iconic Forts walk; Arthur Bay is the perfect location for lunch or a swim. With fringing reefs out-skirting Arthur Bay, don't forget to pack your snorkel gear.
With less traffic than the main beaches, Arthur Bay is perfect for sun lovers to immerse and relax under the cover of the granite boulders and native hoops pines that surround the bay.
Within a short walk, you can find one of the most iconic photo locations of Magnetic Island. Arthur Bay lookout is a 200 metre walk from the bay and showcases the island's natural untouched landscape.
Koala's, rock wallabies, possums and more visit this bay and you can quite often see whales visiting these waters in the right season.
The beach house at Arthur Bay is the only property in the whole of Arthur Bay. The house is available to book as a holiday home.
Arthur Byrne Reserve is a large grassed beachside park located directly adjacent to Maroubra Beach.
It has many grassed areas screened by native trees and shrubs, making it an ideal location for a BBQ or picnic. Larger and more open areas are used for kite flying, informal ball sports, walking and jogging.
Park facilities include picnic shelters, BBQs, bubblers, beach access and toilets and change rooms in the surf lifesaving club house. The Maroubra Skate Park is located within the reserve.
There is also a free outdoor gym which contains a wide range of strength and cardio equipment. Alcohol is prohibited at Arthur Byrne Reserve from sunset to sunrise. Public toilets are located on the Maroubra Beach promenade.
Visitors can discover the stories behind the people, places and events that have helped shape NSW - where the history happened. A Blue Plaque visit offers more than sightseeing. It creates a direct connection between place and story, turning everyday locations into places of discovery. Each plaque reveals a unique piece of history, encouraging visitors to explore local areas from a new perspective and uncover stories they may never have known.
This blue plaque commemorates Arthur Malcolm Stace or 'Mr Eternity', who, for 35 years, wrote 'Eternity' in copperplate script on Sydney's footpaths and doorsteps and became a part of the folklore of Sydney.
Visit the blue plaque at St Barnabas Anglican Church, 57–61 Mountain Street, Ultimo NSW 2007 and scan the QR code there to learn more.
Arthur River is surrounded by dramatic coastal scenery and wet forests which is a great base for exploring the Tarkine wilderness area in Tasmania's North West. The town borders the Arthur Pieman Conservation Area where there are facilities for camping, picnics, and barbecues.
The tiny West Coast settlement of Arthur River is also the northern access point to the Western Explorer, an unsealed road that takes you to Corinna on the Pieman River, just over 100 km south. Arthur River is the gateway for four-wheel drive explorations and coastal walks.
Be prepared for all types of weather when visiting this region.
This popular angling location, east of Great Lake on the edge of the Central Plateau, has good facilities for boat launching and camping. To reach Arthurs Lake from the south, take the A5 for 50 km beyond Bothwell. From the north, follow the B51 for 60 km south of Cressy.
This is a high altitude and exposed location and weather in the highlands can change fast, making boating conditions dangerous.
Please carry all required safety equipment and check local weather forecasts before you launch.
Soar the heights of the Mornington Peninsula with scenic views across Port Phillip Bay towards Melbourne, around the coast and beyond.
Gliding quietly through the sky in a gondola at Arthurs Seat Eagle, you could be forgiven for thinking you’ve been transported a million miles away, rather than one hour’s drive from Melbourne.
Named in honour of the Wedge-tailed Eagle, the experience is one of flight through an area steeped in history and surrounded by nature. Glide above and past the trees inside comfortable, all weather, fully accessible cabins.
At the summit, the cafe offers amazing views from nearly every table and an expansive outdoor deck.
Rising above the Mornington Peninsula, Arthurs Seat State Park is a prominent feature in the landscape of Port Philip Bay. The 314-metre summit provides spectacular views which, on a clear day, can stretch as far as the Melbourne city skyline, the You Yangs and Mount Macedon. For a bird's-eye view, climb aboard the all-weather Arthurs Seat Eagle, a state-of-the-art gondola which soars high above the trees.
There are plenty of activities to do in the park. From walking, jogging, photography, picnicking and mountain biking. The park's most popular attraction is Arthurs Seat summit, where visitors can take in the stunning views while enjoying a picnic or barbecue. Take the pleasant circuit walk to Kings Falls or visit the delightful Seawinds Garden, featuring sculptures by William Ricketts. There are also many walking tracks across the park giving visitors the opportunity to explore and appreciate its wide variety of flora and fauna.
The park is home to several species of regional importance including the Southern Brown Bandicoot, kangaroos, Lace Monitor, Southern Emu-wren and Wedge-tailed Eagle. There is 24 hour access to the park.
Before traveling, visit Parks Victoria's website to check for changes in park conditions which may impact your visit. Remember to stay bushfire ready using Emergency Victoria's website while in nature.
Most locals know the old barn behind the Wollombi General Store. Over the years, it's been used for all sorts of things, but it's now starting a new chapter.
The space has been transformed into the Artisans Collective, a working hub for local makers and craftspeople from across the valley.
Rather than simply being a place where finished products sit on shelves, the barn will be a place where work actually happens. Painters, textile artists, jewellers, leather workers and other artisans will use the space as studios, creating their work on site, while visitors can see the process up close.
The aim of the collective is to celebrate and support the creative talent that already exists within the valley. By bringing a group of artisans together in one shared space, the barn becomes both a working studio and a place where visitors can discover locally made work and connect directly with the people behind it.
Workshops will also be held in the barn, giving locals and visitors the chance to learn directly from the artisans themselves. You can book your workshop via the Wollombi General Store website.
Save the date, as the first Saturday of every month will be the Artisan Collective market. Come join them in the garden of the Wollombi General Store and Artisan Collective.
Nestled in the heart of the historic Wollombi Valley, the Artisan Collective at Wollombi General Store is a curated community of local makers, artists, and craftspeople showcasing the creative talent of the region. From handcrafted leather goods and antiques to original artwork, ceramics, and unique homewares, the Collective brings together a rotating showcase of artisans who call the Wollombi Valley home.
Beyond the market and retail experience, the Artisan Collective runs monthly hands-on workshops for both adults and children, offering visitors and locals alike the chance to learn a new craft, try their hand at a creative skill, or simply enjoy a relaxed afternoon making something with their hands. Workshops vary month to month and have included leatherwork, art, and other artisan crafts led by the makers themselves.
Groups are welcome to book in for scheduled workshop events, or get in touch directly to arrange a private group session — perfect for celebrations, team outings, school groups, or anyone looking for a hands-on experience in a beautiful village setting.
Whether you're after a special gift, a unique find, or a creative day out, the Artisan Collective is a warm, welcoming stop on any visit to Wollombi.
'Bush Ink' is a range of hand-printed and hand-painted pieces by Watagan local Linda Wilkinson, inspired by the patterns and forms she finds in the bush around her. Rather than chasing perfection, Linda embraces the variation that comes with the making process — each piece carries the uniqueness and organic rhythm of the natural world it comes from.
Rosemaree Wills came to painting through sculpture and installation, with an early fascination in the ancient Nazcan civilisation shaping her thinking about mark-making and earth. A lifetime of outdoor adventures and camping in remote parts of Australia has since become the deeper source — her current work moves with the colours and rhythms of the Australian landscape, finding something elemental in its surface.
Artisans Nest is an artist-run gallery featuring some of the region's finest fibre artists and craftspeople.
You will find a unique, ever-changing range of original wearable art in luxurious silks and wools, hand made jewellery, soft leather bags, unique felted items and clothing, weaving, gift cards, turned timber vessels, handmade ceramic pieces and art for your home.
Artisans Nest has been in operation for close to fourteen years, with new artists regularly joining and contributing to the variety in the Gallery.
Now housed in the Clocktower Arcade in Mogo (previously located in the Bodalla Stables), open Wednesday to Sunday and most Public Holidays - See the Facebook page for any closure updates.
The gallery is a hub of creative activity, adding to the ongoing development of Mogo as a unique, artisan village.
Artisans of Australia is located in Curlewis, nestled in the heart of the wine and olive region of the Bellarine in Victoria, and close to the many amenities that this area has to offer.
This vibrant and unique space is a rare opportunity to enrich your life with a visit to see local artisans working in their studios, to visit a regional gallery, enjoy a coffee and snack made with nationally sourced ingredients, purchase works direct from the artists, and to learn a new skill, or enhance an existing one, through a wide variety of classes. There is an emphasis on Australian artisans, with works from across Australia being displayed, and demonstrations and classes hosted by practicing Australian artists.
The premises has recently undergone an intensive refurbishment, ensuring that the creative spaces are accessible to everyone, including the function rooms which are available to hire for various creative projects and classes. Exhibitions have a focus on Australian artisans, and change monthly. The on-site store is full of works by local and national artists, selling direct to the public; with a wide variety of pieces from paintings, to sculptures, to jewellery and homewares.
Artisans of Australia is easily accessible by bus from nearby Geelong, where trains link with Melbourne. There is also parking available on-site with overflow parking available locally.
Tumbarumba Artists On Parade Co-operative Ltd is a not for profit, community based gallery and artist workspace, run by local artists and volunteers.
They have regularly changing exhibitions showcasing local and visiting artists. Expressions of interest for exhibitions, sale of unique, artist made items or hire of the workspace are welcomed.
Visit one of Australia's best regional artists initiatives with their regularly changing gallery space and unique gift shop stocking local to international products, handmade and collectables.
Step Into Yesterday: Bungendore's Treasure Trove of Toys & Art.
Margaret Hadfield and Benjemin Van Eldik have opened in Bungendore with vintage toys and Fine Art.
Margaret Hadfield (the award-winning artist from The Artist Shed in Fyshwick) has teamed up with Benjamin Van Eldik (Artist) to create a truly special experience.
Benjemin has put together this treasure chest of wonder, and you can see what he's unearthed!
Remember when toys came in actual boxes and lasted longer than your phone battery? Well, grab your nostalgia goggles because Bungendore just got a whole lot more magical!
Say hello to T.O.Y.S. (Toys of Yesteryear Shop) – where childhood memories and award-winning art collide in the most delightful way!
Whether you're a serious collector, a nostalgic soul, or just someone who believes toys had more personality when they needed winding up, there's something here that'll make you smile.
Warning: May cause spontaneous childhood flashbacks and uncontrollable smiles.
