Other places to visit
Barambah Potters: Cherbourg Historical Cultural Community Precinct
Welcome to the Ration Shed Museum, where you can experience the past and present of the largest Aboriginal community in Southeast Queensland.
Hear stories of Elders, explore historical and contemporary exhibitions, view films, see artists at work, buy some of their beautiful pottery and paintings, and take a walk around the landscaped gardens.
Open during Studio Trails on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 July 2025.
View the Barambah Pottery Studio and Artist-In-Residence Gordon Lister.
A 4-day workshop is also available in the Yidding Studio room 10-13 July.
Find out more at rationshed.com.au
Mary Valley Art Festival | 25 - 28 July
Experience what the creatives of the Mary Valley and beyond have to offer at the 23rd annual Mary Valley Art Festival featuring over 200 artworks$5 entry.
Hours: 10am-4pm
Address: 14 Edward Street, Imbil
Email: info@maryvalleyartfestival.com.au
Website: Mary Valley Art Festival - Mary Valley Artslink
Good to know: $5 entry. Wheelchair accessible.
Mary Valley Art Festival(JPG, 860KB)
Kandanga Country Club
Head under Kandanga's unique double bridge to visit Kandanga Country Club where you can wine and dine, camp, enjoy a game of bowls, and admire art exhibitions. During Studio Trails the club is hosting breathtakingly vibrant canvases by artist Amanda Brooks.
Address: 4 Bowling Club Road, Kandanga
Phone: 07 5484 3253
Email: admin@kandangacc.com.au
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kandangacountryclub
Website: Welcome to Kandanga Country Club | SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
Kandanga Country Club(JPG, 1MB)
Kandanga Cemetery
Enjoy a quiet walk around Kandanga's history cemetery, take in the ambiance., and be surprised by the colour of the surrounding plants and gardens.
Address: 2325 Mary Valley Rd
Email: info@kandangacemetery.com.au
Kandanga Cemetery(JPG, 1MB)
For all enquiries please contact
Gympie Region Studio Trails 2024 is a Council Initiative under the Regional Artists Development Fund. The Regional Arts Development Fund is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Gympie Regional Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland.
This project was made possible by the Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund, provided through Regional Arts Australia, administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance.
