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Sand...sational!

04 February 2023

Bribie Island Seaside Museum brings you an interactive kids exhibition for children and adults to explore, learn and feel the wonders of sand.

The Tulip Project

04 February 2023

Exhibition
The Tulip Project, by Ruth Ellington, is an exhibition of mixed media artworks. The collection includes art from her residency at the Caboolture Hub Creative Studio and significant works from the past 27 years.

Art investigator at Redcliffe Art Gallery

04 February 2023

Become an art investigator during these school holidays! Pick up a free activity sheet to explore artworks in the exhibition ‘Heat’.

Heat

04 February 2023

'Heat' shares the works of contemporary artists who utilise air, sun and fire to create.

Hold onto your Hats with artist Kenny Pittock

04 February 2023

In Australia, we're so serious about hats, even our ice-creams wear hats! Drop into the gallery for some hat-inspired creativity.

Lunar New Year art activity

04 February 2023

Celebrate the Year of the Rabbit by making your very own bunny ears.
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Explore exhibitions, workshops and activities across the region.

History and heritage

Find local events and browse our free resources, including historical photographs using Our Story.

Collections

Our collections reflect the vision, diversity, character and unique history of the region.

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Artist opportunities

Galleries are proud to support local and national artists through a variety of opportunities.

Schools

School tours and activities can be booked for all galleries and museums.

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We respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Country across our region. We also acknowledge and pay our respects to the Kabi Kabi, Jinibara and Turrbal Traditional Custodians, and their elders past, present and emerging.
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