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Moreton Bay’s galleries, museums and creative spaces are filled with powerful stories, contemporary art and hands-on experiences this summer. From major regional exhibitions and First Nations storytelling to interactive workshops and community-driven showcases, there’s no shortage of inspiration waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re a regular gallery-goer or just looking for something new to explore, these are the standout art experiences across the region.
Fresh Eyes 2025
Venue: Redcliffe Art Gallery, Redcliffe — Date: 22 November 2025 – 7 March 2026
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An annual favourite, Fresh Eyes showcases outstanding contemporary works from emerging and established artists, offering a snapshot of new directions in visual art across the region.
Two Girls From Amoonguna
Venue: Redcliffe Art Gallery, Redcliffe — Date: 29 November 2025 – 7 February 2026
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A powerful exhibition exploring culture, identity and storytelling through the eyes of First Nations artists from Amoonguna, offering a moving and visually striking experience.
Yield
Venue: Caboolture Regional Art Gallery, Caboolture — Date: 20 September 2025 – 14 March 2026
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This large-scale exhibition brings together contemporary artworks that reflect on nature, labour and sustainability, presented through a diverse range of creative practices.
Ocean Sentinels: Inspiring Change Through Art
Venue: Bribie Island Seaside Museum, Bongaree — Date: 8 November 2025 – 8 February 2026
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A visually engaging exhibition focused on marine conservation and environmental awareness, using art to inspire positive action and reflection.
Imperfect Pattern
Venue: Pine Rivers Art Gallery, Strathpine — Date: 13 December 2025 – 21 February 2026
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This contemporary exhibition explores repetition, structure and the beauty found in imperfection through painting, sculpture and mixed-media works.
Kirrenderri: Heart of the Channel Country
Venue: Redcliffe Museum, Redcliffe — Date: 15 November 2025 – 16 February 2026
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An immersive exhibition celebrating the stories, landscapes and people of Queensland’s Channel Country through photography, artefacts and oral histories.
Out on the Town
Venue: Pine Rivers Heritage Museum, Whiteside — Date: 15 November 2025 – 19 April 2026
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Discover how social life, fashion and entertainment shaped local history in this engaging exhibition of costumes, photographs and memorabilia.
Earth & Tide: From Earth and Clay to Painting of the Land & Sea
Venue: Redcliffe Art Society, Redcliffe — Date: 14 January – 8 February 2026
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A community-driven exhibition showcasing ceramic and painted works inspired by coastal landscapes and the natural environment.
Pixel Printed Food Lab
Venue: The Hub Gallery, Caboolture — Date: 2 – 29 January 2026
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A playful and interactive exhibition exploring digital design and food through creative installations and hands-on experiences.
Art in Libraries – Echoes of the Soul
Venue: Albany Creek Library, Albany Creek — Date: 2 – 31 January 2026
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A local exhibition celebrating emotional expression and storytelling through visual art in a welcoming library setting.
Fashion Collage Artist Workshop
Venue: Pine Rivers Heritage Museum, Whiteside — Date: 16 January 2026
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Create your own fashion-inspired collage in this creative workshop led by experienced facilitators, perfect for beginners and art lovers alike.
Experience Lacemaking at Pine Rivers Heritage Museum
Venue: Pine Rivers Heritage Museum, Whiteside — Date: 17 January and 21 February 2026
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Learn the delicate craft of lacemaking in this hands-on heritage workshop that brings traditional textile skills to life.
From major gallery exhibitions to intimate community workshops, Moreton Bay offers a rich and diverse cultural program this summer. Whether you’re drawn to contemporary art, history, environmental storytelling or creative hands-on experiences, these exhibitions provide plenty of ways to explore, reflect and be inspired across the region.
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