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Maximum Madness: Art Inspired by Mad Max

24 February 2025

Exhibition | Come down to Caboolture Regional Art Gallery to enjoy Maximum Madness: Art Inspired by Mad Max .

Taking Flight: Amazing migratory shorebirds

24 February 2025

Exhibition | Bribie Island Seaside Museum: Taking Flight is an interactive exhibition for the whole family where you can be amazed as you enter the extraordinary world of migratory shorebirds.

Shifting Shores: Redcliffe's beautiful beaches

01 March 2025

Exhibition | Redcliffe Museum: Celebrate Redcliffe’s beautiful beaches, from the landscape to the wildlife, to how we enjoy and experience them.

Births, deaths and marriages

24 February 2025

Exhibition | Pine Rivers Heritage Museum: Births, deaths and marriages are major life events. How we view and mark them has been shaped by customs, changing fashion, social influences, and world events.

Joe Furlonger: Horizons

24 February 2025

Exhibition l Redcliffe Art Gallery presents artwork by one of Australia's most respected landscape painters, Joe Furlonger: Horizons .

The Venuses

01 March 2025

Exhibition l Feminist activist artist Dr Deborah Eddy explores older women in this new display at the Hub Gallery, Caboolture.
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Collections

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Galleries are proud to support local and national artists through a variety of opportunities.

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School tours and activities can be booked for all galleries and museums.

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City of Moreton Bay acknowledges the Jinibara, Kabi Kabi, and Turrbal peoples and pays respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. Council recognises that the Moreton Bay region has always been a place of cultural, spiritual, social, and economic significance to its Traditional Custodians.
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