We're celebrating the artists who shaped KXT over the past 10 years - and securing opportunities for the next generation.

We're raising funds to award 10 Going Pro scholarships to emerging visual artists across Australia.

Spread the social, health and cultural benefits of participatory music through our proven GCM model of locally responsive programs.

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

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

Help our mobile letterpress studio reach Tamworth Country Music Festival 2027, printing gig posters live with emerging musicians.

Duprada’s 2027 NT tour showcases original classical and contemporary works choreographed by NT artists Lynne Hanton, Erin Selleck, Miriam Nicholls and Leisa Jackson.

Support PBS to champion Australian music through knowledgeable, human curation, helping people discover emerging, independent and otherwise underrepresented Australian artists.

Raising funds for artists to occupy more space: studio space, materials, exhibitions and public engagement.

Our campaign will help build awareness about the benefits of co creative dance for young people, working towards professional presentation in a leading Australian arts centre

Fan mail to Utp is an ode to the work we do, from our Board and community.

Celebrating human-led art. Celebrating Australian stories. Celebrating all forms of visual media.

Tracks is deeply rooted in the NT arts landscape. Water us regularly to help our creative ecosystem flourish!

Support regional playwrights to develop new Australian plays, strengthen their practice and form connections across the wider Australian theatre sector.

Fundraising to fit out our new drama studio to create a positive environment for our students and their families.

Support Regional Youth Orchestra NSW and help talented young musicians from regional communities access exceptional orchestral experiences, mentorship and performance opportunities.

UMI Arts' fundraising is to support artists development and foster community engagement.

Eternal River is a major new work, inviting voices traditionally left at the edges of opera into its creation.

SFF Admit All is an initiative designed to remove barriers and welcome more diverse audiences to engage with the Festival.

McClelland is a place to gather, explore bushland, encounter extraordinary art and sculpture, enjoy lunch and discover something unexpected.

Help us create free, inclusive arts experiences where LGBTQIA+, neurodivergent and disabled people can create, connect and belong.

Visual Artist Ashwe is traveling to make a magazine on the topic of abstract generative art and dark extinction while exploring art practices abroad.

Come and say hello, buy a personally signed book or just have a chinwag about the state of the world.

‘Phoenix’ is Rhiannon’s self-written, self-produced Alt-R&B album, featuring BigYuki, Javier Santiago, Sam Barsh and Adam Deitch, celebrating authentic female-led artistry.

Invest in life-changing creative opportunities for young Territorians. Together, we can shift headlines from crime into creativity, joy and possibility.

Cinema doesn’t end when the credits roll. We need your support to keep film culture alive.

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

Support the next chapter of Notes of Self as it tours internationally, connecting audiences of all ages through movement, imagination and shared discovery.

Support Gold Mountain Wives, a new Australian musical bringing overlooked stories of migration, resilience and belonging to the stage.

Funds raised will purchase new artworks by living artists, ensuring the TAMA Collection remains dynamic, inclusive, and reflective of contemporary practice.

Collingwood Yards shares its ethos of “art for everyone” through supporter Pandora Kay’s firsthand experience of Keith Haring’s practice.

Our vision for Temperance Hall is working; sustaining it requires a collective.