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A creative journey begins

Friday 30 August marks the beginning of one of Noosa’s most anticipated cultural events—the Noosa Open Studios Art Trail.

Over 10 days, art lovers, collectors and curious minds will have the unique opportunity to step inside the creative spaces of 92 talented local artists. From painters and sculptors to ceramicists and jewelers, the trail offers a rare glimpse into the heart of Noosa’s vibrant arts community.

This year’s event promises to be more inspiring than ever as there are 27 new artists.

Each artist will proudly display their large Noosa Open Studios flag and corflute at their studio’s entrance. These markers are your guide to discovering the incredible work of our registered artists.

The flags and corflutes were distributed last week, where all participating artists came together to collect their art trail signage. It was a moment of camaraderie and excitement, as these special signs will guide visitors to the genuine studios on the official trail.

As you set out to explore the art trail, keep an eye out for these flags and corflutes, as they signify that you’ve arrived at a participating artist’s studio, ensuring an authentic and enriching experience.

Whether you’re planning to visit a few studios or all 92, the Noosa Open Studios Art Trail is your gateway to creativity and inspiration.

So grab your trail guide, rally your friends, and prepare to be amazed. The adventure starts on Friday 30 August at 10am, and organisers can’t wait to share it with you.

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