At Everybody NOW! we bring communities and artists together to create Art that belongs to you. This AusArt Day Support Art made with communities.

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Everybody NOW! creates participatory arts experiences that generate joy. For over a decade, Everybody NOW! has championed local storytelling, intergenerational participation, and an arts-led approach to nurturing belonging and social cohesion — moving playfully between performance, music, writing, dance and visual arts to bring communities and artists together.

Help BlakDance to give First Nations dancers careers, not gigs.

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Help BlakDance to give First Nations dancers careers, not gigs. BlakDance empowers First Nations dancers and choreographers to tell their stories and share their culture through dance.

Free writing workshops for teens. Access to literary enrichment should not be limited only to those who can afford it.

About Paris Rosemont - Barefoot Poetess

Paris Rosemont is a Sydney-based poet. Her poetry has found eclectic homes, from international literary journals and anthologies through to quirky underground zines. Her niche is theatrical performance poetry. She has appeared at the Sydney Fringe Festival, world premiere of Slam Messiah 2022, Ubud Writers & Readers Festival 2023 and Short+Sweet Festival Illawarra 2023, where she was awarded Best Script.

 

Writers tell their own stories: how workshops, groups, prizes and scholarships at Writing NSW changed their creative lives.

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Writing NSW is the state’s leading provider of services to writers, including courses, seminars and workshops, writing groups, festivals and events, grants and prizes, and information and advice. A not-for-profit organisation formerly known as the NSW Writers’ Centre, we have been providing quality support to the writers of our state since 1991.

Where cultures meet: exploring memory, heritage, and identity through art, weaving threads of belonging across communities.

About Ray Torres

Ray Torres is an Artist based in Brisbane, Australia. In his body of work, Torres skilfully navigates the intersections of his cultural heritage and sense of community, which have greatly influenced his vision and style.
 

Be part of something WONDER-FULL, give to Patch today and start a love of the arts that lasts a lifetime.

About Patch Theatre

Patch Theatre creates visually captivating performances for 4–8 year olds, exploring how children see the world. Our works place children at the centre of the performance, promoting imagination, wonder and discovery.
 

Support Ngurragabu [From the last night / next / tomorrow] as it premieres early next year— help bring this major new work to audiences while supporting the development of an emerging First Nations artist.

 

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Marrugeku is Australia’s leading Indigenous intercultural dance theatre company, based in the remote town of Broome, Northwestern Australia and the urban centre of Carriageworks, Sydney. Marrugeku is dedicated to Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians working together to develop new dance languages that are restless, transformative and unwavering.

 

Fuel creativity for 2032. Support SCCA to build a bold, resilient arts sector that thrives long after the Games end.

About SCCA

SCCA is the leading arts organisation on the Sunshine Coast. We work to elevate the creative sector to be sustainable and relevant.

This is a vital Australian story about Stolen Generation survivor/ Wiradyuri woman, Brenda Matthews, forcibly removed from her Aboriginal birth parents & happy home at 2 years old & then forcibly removed from her much loved white family at 7 years of age. It’s a powerful story of resilience, love, loss, heartache & reconnection.

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I’m a journalist, producer, writer, utilising my skills to share extraordinary stories through photography, film & the power of words. Wiradjuri woman / Stolen Generation survivor, Brenda Matthews has given me permission to work with her to share her story of being forcibly removed from her Aboriginal birth parents & her white parents. This is an important Australian story of resilience, government bungling, hope, love, heartache & one that shows a way forward for all Australians.

This program supports valuable and accessible week-long residencies at Bundanon for artists with disability.

About Accessible Arts

Accessible Arts is the peak arts and disability organisation in NSW. 

Omen, a new musical by Jocelyn Moen, is having its Australian premiere in Woywoy after the world premiere in Texas.

About Omen

Omen is an intergenerational womens' show about the tension between Freedom and Home. It raises more questions than it answers and will have you discussing and pondering afterwards.

Support Adelaide Festival Centre in a way that suits you, helping ensure extraordinary arts experiences remain accessible for everyone.

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We support Adelaide Festival Centre to ensure the arts remain accessible to everyone, while investing in the artists, ideas and programs that will shape the future of South Australia’s cultural life. Through the generosity of our supporters, we help create opportunities for people to experience and participate in the arts, today and for generations to come.

Every virtual seat at Adelaide Festival Centre makes a difference, each one helps open doors to creativity, connection, and inspiration that lasts a lifetime.

About Adelaide Festival Centre Foundation

We aim to build a community that has a lifelong love of the arts. 

Restless Dance Theatre is creating Enough a powerful new work by Artistic Director Michelle Ryan, placing disabled and neurodivergent artists at the centre of a conversation about identity, belonging, self-worth and what it means to live authentically.

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Restless Dance Theatre is Australia’s leading force in inclusive contemporary dance. On stage, on film and in unexpected spaces, we create bold, visually arresting dance theatre that challenges convention, shifts perspectives and redefines what virtuosity looks like. Through early engagement programs, rigorous training and professional pathways, we build meaningful, sustained careers for neurodivergent and disabled artists.

A vibrant celebration of iconic Australian illustration, raising vital funds to keep the Cyril Callister Museum’s stories alive and thriving.

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Own a piece of Australian nostalgia and support the Cyril Callister Vegemite Museum. To celebrate Vegemite’s 103rd birthday, renowned illustrator Peter Viska has generously donated 20 limited-edition signed prints to help raise funds for our volunteer-run museum. Peter is best known for bringing Australian childhood humour to life in classics including Far Out, Brussel Sprout! and All Right, Vegemite! Only 20 available: $150 + GST. A special piece of Australian art. A very practical way to help secure the museum’s future.

Donate $30 to help Vulcana Circus support marginalised and vulnerable communities with a brighter future for another 30 years.

About Vulcana Circus

Vulcana was established to counter a major discrepancy between women’ and men’s experience of circus, both in training and in the expectation of how and what they perform. Vulcana now welcomes women, trans and non-binary gendered adults, kids and teens of all genders, to its inclusive circus training, performance making projects, and community engagement programs. It is an incubator for new, emerging and professional artists who have developed their passion as practitioners, performers and teachers in this art form that offers every body a place to explore their uniqueness and their creativity.  
 

By donating to POP, you’ll support exhibitions, studios, and events that elevate artists’ careers and connect them with new audiences.

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Post Office Projects is a vibrant arts space located in historic Port Adelaide. Our aim is to champion early- and mid-career artists, supporting sustainable artistic development and connection between artists, audiences and colleagues. POP is home to two gallery spaces, three arts organisations, artist studios, and a community workshop space.

Increase access and visibility for disabled artists by supporting Access2Arts — Access4All : Arts4All

About Access2Arts

Creating a future where d/Deaf and disabled people thrive within an inclusive arts ecology.

For over 50 years we've brought art and creativity to our community. This AusArt Day, help refresh our ceramics studio.

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Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studios is a not-for-profit creative hub on Sydney's Lower North Shore, established in 1972. We present changing exhibitions by emerging and established artists, run classes and workshops for all ages across our ceramics, printmaking and art studios, and host artist-in-residence programs.

A digital storytelling campaign from Red Stitch Actors’ Theatre designed to inspire a wide base of support, from longtime theatre lovers to curious newcomers.

About Red Stitch Actors’ Theatre

Red Stitch Actors’ Theatre is Australia's leading actor's ensemble. We produce bold, contemporary theatre and champion new Australian writing.

Support our world-class 2026 season: local, national and international tours; new commissions; and opportunities for South Australian artists.

About Lewis Major Projects

Lewis Major Projects presents surprisingly real dance works in multiple mediums to diverse audiences across the world.

Help make art happen by supporting creative opportunities across the Sunshine Coast’s region for the next generation of artists.

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Sunshine Coast’s Regional Gallery in Caloundra presents exhibitions, public programs and learning experiences that connect communities with art and artists. The Gallery supports creative development, celebrates local and national practice, and helps people of all ages experience, understand and participate in contemporary art.

Help Christ Church Camerata bring exciting orchestral music to Newcastle in 2026, from candlelit Vienna to romance, First Nations and jazz.

About Christ Church Camerata

Christ Church Camerata is a chamber orchestra based at the iconic Christ Church Cathedral in Newcastle, NSW, playing music from baroque to present.

Help regional Australian screen storytellers develop their craft and build careers, wherever they create from. Donate and amplify their stories.

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Screenworks is a national, member-based not-for-profit supporting screen creatives and crew across regional Australia. For more than 25 years, it has delivered relevant, innovative professional development programs for people at every career stage in every state and territory, helping build a diverse and thriving regional screen sector across the country.

The purpose of the campaign is to keep the Bankstown Poetry Slam free to enter.

About Bankstown Poetry Slam

Bankstown Poetry Slam is the largest and most loved live poetry event in Australia 

Enable our Associate Artists to create, empower and lead.

About ActNow Theatre

ActNow Theatre is an award-winning social justice theatre company based on Kaurna Yerta.

Help bring our 2027 season to life, support community music in Brisbane and bring new orchestral works to fruition.

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Established in 2000, the Brisbane Philharmonic Orchestra brings together up to 150 musicians a year from across South-East Queensland to perform a variety of classical orchestral music in its own annual concert series. The orchestra also collaborates with other performing arts organisations and participates in community and festival events.

Help us support artists’ through our MERRIGONGX program to take creative risks and share diverse Australian stories that connect, reflect and make an impact!

About Merrigong Theatre Company

Merrigong Theatre Company is a not-for-profit company, producing and presenting diverse, innovative theatre for the Illawarra region. 

Help us create a Mentorship Program that supports ceramicists and potters through paid, artist-led, knowledge sharing, and creative development.

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The Australian Ceramics Association is Australia’s national peak body for ceramics, supporting over 1,550 members and 400 print subscribers nationally and internationally. Since 1956, TACA has strengthened the ceramics community through publications, events, exhibitions, education, and online learning. The Journal of Australian Ceramics reaches audiences through print, digital, and international distribution.

Exploring the fusion of creativity, where generative AI meets human imagination to redefine the future of art.

About Shuyue Amber Yin

Shuyue Amber Yin is an interdisciplinary artist, director, and multilingual creator, holding a Master’s degree in Documentary Film from University College London.

Support Stephanie Lake Company’s ESCALATOR - five emerging Naarm/Melbourne choreographers will be commissioned to create new work in 2027.

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Stephanie Lake Company is one of Australia’s leading contemporary dance companies, celebrated for its inventive choreography and electrifying performances. We employ some of the most outstanding dancers and collaborators in the country, and we are met with international acclaim from critics and audiences alike.

 Celebrate Teena, art-dog and muse. Join us for a joyous, dog friendly farewell to a life that inspired many.

 

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From museums, to TEDx talks and morning TV, Teena's unique charm opened hearts everywhere she went. Teena was a muse, a collaborator, and a dear friend to David, with whom she formed an unforgettable artistic duo that brought joy, connection, and a touch of mischief to many.