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HomeNewsNoosa Open Studios just one week away

Noosa Open Studios just one week away

The art has been hung, ceramics are on display, the artists are ready and next Friday (6 October) we are throwing our studio doors open for you.

Over 100 local artists have been working hard to ensure they have plenty to dazzle your creative senses over the ten days of Noosa Open Studios 6-15 October.

Access our artists in their private studios and talk to them about their work and inspiration, while driving through the picturesque Noosa Shire.

The free art trail guide, available in digital and hardcover, is your starting point to find the artists you would like to visit. Check the days they are open, view their webpage and social media before heading off.

Collect a copy of the art trail guide from Hastings Street Visitor Information Centre, Cooroy Butter Factory Arts Centre or Wallace House.

We recommend your first stop is to Wallace House, Noosaville – the historic home of Noosa Arts and Crafts Association and the birthplace of Noosa Open Studios. Here you can view an exhibition of artwork from all our artists and gather tips from the knowledgeable volunteers – the perfect starting point for your art adventure.

All studios are open each weekend 10am-4pm, with special mid-week trails open for each of our five separate trail locations. Look out for our colourful flags and signs to guide you along.

Now in its eighth year, Noosa Open Studios, takes locals and visitors into the private studios of our local artists.

On the trail you can experience Noosa Shire through the eyes of our creative residents who work throughout the year on their various artistic pursuits.

Don’t forget to say hi to our sponsors while you are visiting. They have all committed to supporting the arts in Noosa Shire and are essential to delivering this free-signature event for you.

“Supporting our local artists is a source of pride and benefits our community,” said a spokesperson for Bendigo Community Bank Sunshine Coast.

“Since 2021, our Cooroy and Tewantin branches have been exhibiting and supporting local, regional, emerging, and established artists with the exhibitions changing regularly. Having been involved for the past two years and this year, as a Platinum Sponsor, we believe our investment not only aids artists but also enriches the cultural tapestry of our community. During Noosa Open Studios we are displaying the works of Jennie Smith and Carole Hampson in Tewantin and Noel Foley will be exhibiting in Cooroy.”

Workshops

If your creative side is inspired by our trail, check out the workshops being offered by nine of our artists, during the event and the month of October. Full details are on our website. All workshops are for limited numbers so book early to avoid disappointment.

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