Help regional Queensland kids read, write and create with confidence.

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The Lighthouse Toowoomba is a regional creative literacy organisation helping children and young people read, write and create with confidence through exhibitions, workshops, publishing programs and community outreach. Since 2022 we have engaged almost 30,000 people, delivered 1,300+ workshops, and rehomed over 40,000 books across regional Queensland.

Image credits: The Lighthouse Toowoomba

In the age of AI, human creativity matters more than ever. For 12 hours, your gift keeps virtuosic music-making human.

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Southern Cross Soloists is one of Australia’s leading chamber music ensembles, renowned for virtuosic performances, innovative programming and artistic excellence. Based in Brisbane, the ensemble brings together exceptional Australian musicians and acclaimed guest artists, presenting inspiring concerts, collaborations and festivals that celebrate classical music while connecting with diverse audiences.

Image credits: Stephen Henry

Catapult Creativity will funds for Guildhouse’s flagship Catapult Mentorship Program, enabling South Australian artists to access transformative, paid, artist-led mentorships.

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Guildhouse is the peak body for visual art, craft and design in South Australia. With a diverse membership of more than 1200 practising artists across South Australia and beyond, Guildhouse champions a future in which Australian artists, makers and designers are recognised and valued as creative workers and makers of culture.

Image credits: Lana Adams, Guildhouse

Help keep artists employed, visible, and thriving in Canberra. Every dollar powers the future of the arts in the ACT.

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Based on Ngunnawal Country (Canberra), Australian Dance Party (ADP) is the ACT’s flagship professional contemporary dance company and its largest employer of professional dance artists. Celebrating a decade of bold, socially responsive creation, ADP energises public space, sparks civic dialogue, and drives the regional dance ecosystem. As the primary organisation in the ACT offering viable professional careers in contemporary dance, ADP retains local talent, nurtures emerging national voices, and creates vital return pathways and professional development for established artists.

Image credits: O+J Wikner photography. Dancer: Jahna Lugnan

Create paid opportunities for SA Artists. Help shape artist-led tours and events at SALA#30 in 2027.

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Since 1998 SALA Festival has presented more than 14,000 exhibitions and events showcasing the work of South Australia’s Living Artists. Complementing the open-access program, SALA pays local artists to deliver our program of SALA-run events. Donations go directly towards creating opportunities for visual artists to earn money through their work.

 

Image credits: Artist Jake Jang and friends, SALA Festival 2026. Photo by Sam Roberts.

St Martins is raising funds to bring School of War from development into full production.

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St Martins Youth Arts Centre is a leading youth arts organisation creating award-winning theatre with young people for intergenerational audiences. Our work spans three platforms: original works made with young people, drama workshops that build creativity and confidence, and accessible venues supporting independent artists to develop and present their work.

Image credits: Understory Films

Fund the Connection and help Arts North West bring regional creatives together to meet, share ideas, collaborate and create new opportunities.

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Arts North West champions creativity and cultural connection across the New England North West. We support artists, communities and organisations to create, participate and thrive. This AusArt Day, your support helps us deliver inclusive arts programs, strengthen regional creative opportunities, and ensure people across our region can experience the transformative power of the arts.

Support NAVA’s advocacy, First Nations leadership and work to improve conditions for artists and arts workers.

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The National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) is a Membership organisation which brings together the many voices of the contemporary arts sector to improve fundamental conditions of work and practice, through advocacy, education and the Code of Practice for Visual Arts, Craft and Design..

A photographic and painted portrait series exploring LGBTQIA+ people, identities and lived experiences across Australia.

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Karim Konrad is a Sydney-based visual artist and photographer working across photography, painting and mixed media. His work explores the body, movement and identity. He was a 2025 Head On Photo Awards Semi-Finalist and was selected for the City of Sydney’s 2026 Art & About Street Banner Gallery.

Springboard Opera is putting on its final staged show of 2026, and we want your support to make it a success.

About Springboard Opera

Springboard Opera is quickly becoming a well-recognised organisation in the Brisbane arts scene. With a growing following of audiences and artists, existing to create differently – they aren’t a stuffy opera company! Springboard Opera works to support local emerging artists through creating paid opportunities for them to develop their craft in Brisbane. They are innovating deliberately and transforming the opera idea by bringing a fresh perspective to an art form that has a rich history. They want to make opera for all performers and audiences; striving to remove barriers to access and participation.

Image credits: Katelyn Gillard

Help us raise funds to present Heirlume's next season of theatrical gems

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In a world obsessed with the latest trends, Heirlume takes classic and underappreciated works of music theatre, and gives them a contemporary twist.

Image credits: Darren Thao

Every voice deserves a seat at the table. Your donation breaks geographic barriers, helping culturally and racially marginalised leaders shape Australia’s creative future.

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Diversity Arts Australia (DARTS) is the national voice for ethno-cultural and migrant racial equity in Australia’s arts and creative industries. Grounded in human rights, social justice and self-determination, DARTS advocates for greater diversity, inclusion and participation, supporting the sector to shape stories, leadership and cultural practices that reflect contemporary Australia.

Image credits: Shifting the Balance Leadership Program Mixer. Photo credit: Benjamin Tiger La for Diversity Arts Australia

Help remove financial barriers so more young Australians can find their voice, fulfil their potential and experience the joy of singing.

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Gondwana Choirs is Australia’s national youth choral organisation, creating exceptional opportunities for young people to give voice to contemporary Australia. Through world-class training, performance, touring and new Australian music, our programs empower young singers from across the country, fostering artistic excellence, cultural leadership, connection and lifelong confidence.

Image credits: Gondwana Choirs

Help bring the Melbourne premiere of Schiller’s bloody, seductive political thriller Mary Stuart to the stage.

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Thursday’s Child Theatre is a Melbourne-based theatre company founded by producer/performer Michaela Bedel and director Rachel Baring. Our critically acclaimed productions include Slut by Patricia Cornelius and Betrayal by Harold Pinter. We stage juicy texts with feminist voices at their heart. Our mission is to delight, ignite debate and spark hope.

Image credits: Sarah Walker

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.

Image credits: Olivia Katz

Make Regional Art Happen is raising $20,000 to help fund a Small Halls Commission, creating an opportunity for a regional Victorian community and a local artist or creative organisation to come together to develop and present a brand-new work, made in and for their community.

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Regional Arts Victoria backs artists and communities across regional Victoria to make, participate in, and experience creative work

Image credits: It’s No Drama. Photo: Lauren Murphy

Brink turns 30. This AusArt Day, help fund our next 30 and see your donation doubled.

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Thirty years ago, seven young actors took a leap of faith and started Brink. What began with seven people has grown into thirty years of new Australian theatre.

Today, Brink is still taking those risks, on new work, new voices, new stages. That’s why ambitious theatre gets made in South Australia.

Now we’re asking you to back the next thirty years.

Every gift helps build on Brink’s legacy.

Please join us.

DONATE + DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT!

 

Image credits: BRINK_COLLAGE_VARIOUS. Top: When the Rain Stops Falling, photo Jeff Busby / Middle left: Looking for Alibrandi, photo Matt Byrne / Middle centre: A Voice Like Shrapnel, photo Claude Raschella / Middle right: Love Don't Live Here Anymore. photo Claude Rasc

Jacob Boehme’s IMIGO is booked to premiere in 2027. Help fund its final development to Step Up to the Stage.

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Moogahlin Performing Arts is a nationally and internationally recognised leading First Peoples company. We’re a not-for-profit, committed to develop, produce, and present new works that are by, with and for our communities. Our flagship, Yellamundie Festival, based in Redfern, has supported the development of 45 works by First Peoples creators.

Help us showcase Pilbara artists, share their stories and connect more people with the extraordinary creativity of our region.

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Pilbara Art Collective is a regional creative platform connecting and showcasing artists and creatives across Western Australia’s Pilbara. Through our online marketplace, Art Map, artist stories, events and creative directory, we make Pilbara creativity more visible, accessible and connected while creating opportunities for artists across our vast region.

YOUNG VOICES. BIG IMPACT. A youth-led campaign for 2027 AKIN regional songwriting workshops.

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The House That Dan Built is a Sydney-based not-for-profit music organisation dedicated to supporting girls and women to find their voice - to be heard, to connect, and to share joy. Through music education, community-led songwriting, and professional development, we create pathways for emerging female artists across NSW.

Image credits: The House That Dan Built

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.

Image credits: POSTOFFICEPROJECTS_EXHIBITIONOPENING_ROSINAPOSSINGHAM

Help us bring more circus to Ipswich in 2027, creating opportunities for young people, audiences and Queensland circus artists.

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Circus Ipswich is a community circus organisation bringing the joy, creativity and artistry of circus to Ipswich. We create welcoming opportunities for children, young people, emerging artists and communities to learn, create and perform, while championing circus as a legitimate art form. Through participation, performance and events, we build confidence, connection and belonging.

Support live music, cultural connection and creative collaboration through SwaraSynthesis performances bringing diverse musical traditions together.

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SwaraSynthesis is a Perth-based contemporary Indian-global music collective led by composer and sarod artist Avra Banerjee. Blending Indian classical traditions with contemporary sounds, movement and storytelling, SwaraSynthesis creates immersive performances that connect cultures, musicians and audiences through original music and cross-cultural collaboration.

Image credits: SWARASYNTHESIS_ONE WORLD MANY SOUNDS_LUCA OSSANI

Deploy blockchain to attach to visual and digital art material. The digital shield systemising loyal Content Management System artist's catalogue.

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FiammaK writes prose and paints experimenting with various EEA mediums. She built the foundation for FISCHES linking arts practice to STEM, amen. Attaching geotag tracking tech tracks First Nations Intellectual Property as artistic works are on the go. Creating digital footprints between Academia, ethical AI entrusting high and highest ESG.

ILA NextLAB empowers artists to experiment, develop skills and create ambitious new work at the intersection of art and emerging technology.

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ILA is a South Australian not-for-profit arts organisation dedicated to advancing immersive creative practice. Through unique digital infrastructure, artist residencies, development opportunities and public programs, ILA supports artists to experiment, collaborate and create ambitious new work at the intersection of art, technology, performance and storytelling.

Image credits: Nick DeBoar

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

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Movement for belonging. Tracks is a multi-disciplinary performing arts company based on Larrakia land in the Top End. We make radically local artistry that celebrates the Northern Territory through People, Place and Spirit. We create intergenerational work reflecting the diversity found in the NT, through western, non-western and traditional forms.

Image credits: Duane Preston

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.

Image credits: Peter Viska

Raising funds to create and exhibit evocative figurative artworks that capture profound human emotions and resilience.

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Nawras Jabbar is an Australian-based visual artist and children's book author. Her expressive figurative works and emotional realism capture profound human stories through oil and acrylic painting, aiming to connect deeply with audiences and inspire positive social impact.

Trans Book Festival will return in late 2027 for a third year of trans literary excellence.

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Trans Book Festival (TBF) is the only writers’ festival in the southern hemisphere focused on uplifting and celebrating trans and gender diverse (TGD) literary excellence.

Image credits: Teague Leigh

Help us add steps connecting our deck to our beautiful outdoor space, creating easier access for community activities and events.

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Creative Hearts Co. is a social enterprise and vibrant arts hub based in Brookwater, Queensland. We exist to make arts and culture accessible, bring people together and create community impact. Through exhibitions, workshops, creative programs and partnerships, we support creatives, celebrate diverse stories and foster connection, belonging and opportunity.

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

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Collingwood Yards is a not for profit arts precinct providing affordable space for artists and cultural organisations. Continuing Keith Haring’s ethos of “art for everyone”, whose heritage-listed mural is painted on the precinct’s wall, Collingwood Yards presents public participatory programs to engage the community in arts and cultural experiences.

Dis-Co Ball: Sprung's annual celebration of people with Disability in the Northern Rivers

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A not for profit community organisation based in the Northern Rivers of NSW. Sprung delivers a range of contemporary dance and community arts programs specifically for emerging d/Deaf and disabled artists.

Image credits: Kurt Petersen