Help bring two regional communities together through the songs and stories of women.

About

Mirabilis Collective champions music by women through performance, mentoring and community collaboration, creating connection across generations and regional communities.

Image credits: Leith Alexander

Mine Raiders is a novel where a young ecologist and a haunted local girl face mining conflict, protect wildlife, and find love in a land torn between progress and survival.

About Angelo Raza

Angelo Raza writes bold fiction from 20 years in mining. His novel Mine Raiders aims to reshape how we see industry, land, and human resilience

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Hear First Peoples voices. Your donation to Moogahlin will build Baiame's Ngunnhu Festival, the Yellamundie Festival, Koori Gras Divas and international touring for The Visitors.

About Moogahlin Performing Arts

We're First Peoples owned and led, working with talented First Peoples creatives to develop, present and tour powerful stories for the stage. Co-located on Gadigal Country at Carriageworks Sydney, and Ngemba Country Brewarrina, Moogahlin Performing Arts hosts a diverse artistic program that makes performing arts accessible to audiences across regional and metropolitan areas.

Image credits: Photo: Stephen Wilson Barker & Red Handed Productions

WE’RE ALMOST THERE! HELP US BRING 'SECRET OF THE RAFT' TO THE STAGE.

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Founded in 2011, by Artistic Director Louise Howlett, ReAction Theatre creates ambitious, innovative performance across theatre, multimedia and devised practice. Our work centres collaboration, embodied storytelling and diverse voices. Recent work includes 'La Souris blanche' at La Mama theatre, Melbourne and The Street Theatre, Canberra, and 'Secret of the Raft', a French-English bilingual immersive reimagining of Géricault’s iconic 'Raft of the Medusa' painting.

Image credits: Aaron Walker Photography

A children’s album written in English and Spanish, featuring original songs that celebrate Latin American heritage and Australia’s multicultural spirit.

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Valeria Alonso is a Latin American Australian artist, performer and creative producer. Founder of Dancing with Miss Val and El Ritmo Productions her work brings together music, dance, Spanish language and cultural storytelling to create joyful, inclusive experiences for young audiences and families, celebrating connection, creativity and cultural diversity.

Owning our own sound equipment means more live events, lower production costs and greater opportunities for local artists and our community.

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The Kuranda Amphitheatre is a 3,000-capacity, community-built arts and cultural venue nestled in the rainforest of Far North Queensland. For 50 years, this extraordinary venue has been 100% volunteer owned and managed by the community that built it. Across five decades, the Amphitheatre has brought generations together through live music, theatre, festivals, First Nations cultural events, community celebrations, workshops and creative projects. It has welcomed internationally recognised performers alongside local and emerging artists, while remaining deeply rooted in the creative and cultural life of Kuranda. Fifty years of community ownership is something worth celebrating, but maintaining and activating a venue of this scale is an enormous undertaking for a volunteer organisation. As we enter our next 50 years, we are working to strengthen the Amphitheatre’s production capacity, support more artists to take to our stages, and ensure this remarkable community-owned venue continues to bring people together through arts and culture for generations to come.

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Support tomorrow's great Australian stories by standing behind their creators with the Australian Society of Authors (ASA).

About the ASA

The ASA is Australia’s peak body supporting writers and illustrators, providing expert advice, professional development, connections, and advocacy.

Image credits: Photo: Australian Society of Authors

Celebrate and empower First Nations youth with The ELLA Foundation’s 12-hour online campaign, connecting supporters through dance and culture.

About the ELLA Foundation

The ELLA Foundation, founded and led by Wiradjuri artist Ella Havelka, exists to empower first nations youth through dance.

Image credits: Featuring the Barradambang Dancers and the Yurali Ensemble Ballet

Support the Festival of Veterans Arts (FOVA): a national festival where veterans’ creativity builds connection, resilience and community.

About Australian National Veterans Arts Museum (ANVAM)

ANVAM is a veteran-led charity that supports the wellbeing of the Veteran Community through arts engagement programs, projects and collaborations. 

Image credits: Photo: ANVAM FOVA25 Mark Johnston

Bring participatory art projects to life by supporting OSCA to connect artists and communities together across South Australia and beyond.

About OSCA

OSCA is an artist led South Australian arts organisation based on Kaurna land, creating contemporary art projects in public spaces.

Image credits: OSCA_SERIES OF UNEXPECTED EVENTS_ROSINA POSSINGHAM

Pass it on this AusArt Day. Join Spaghetti Circus to share creativity, confidence and belonging through challenges and matched giving.

About

Spaghetti Circus is a world-leading regional youth circus based in Mullumbimby, helping kids grow creative, confident and healthy through circus. We welcome 250 participants weekly and reach 16,000 people annually. Our youth-led productions, National Circus Festival and Big Top delight audiences across Australia, while our alumni perform internationally.

Image credits: Spaghetti Circus_ Learn to look at life differently_Photographer Carnival Cinema Hamish McCormick

Support regional artists with microgrants. Your donation helps fund tools, skills, and opportunities that keep creativity thriving in our communities.

About Arts North West

Arts North West supports creative growth in New England North West NSW, fostering collaboration, capacity, and cultural development.

Image credits: Photo: Natasha Soonchild

Australian Dance Party (ADP) celebrates site-specific practice and the unique relationship between movement and the natural surrounds of Canberra.

About Australian Dance Party

Australian Dance Party is a unique contemporary dance company based on Ngunnawal Country Canberra, creating bold, site-specific performances.

Image credits: Australian Dance Party_Photographer - Creswick Collective_Dancer - Jahna Lugnan

Supporting a vibrant mentoring arts program working with artists with a disability. Offering public work, workshops and exhibition opportunities.

About Interweave

Interweave aims to promote arts, education, culture, community and environment.

Image credits: Image: Kim Schneiders

Katrina Mathers is writer and performer returning to the Melbourne International Comedy Festival for her first show in 23 years!!

Image credits: Image: Cherry Hands Media

100 Story Building empowers young people through storytelling programs; donations spark creativity, confidence and belonging.

About 100 Story Building

100 Story Building helps young people facing disadvantage build literacy, confidence & creativity through storytelling workshops & programs

Image credits: Photo credits: 100 Story Building / Newport Primary School / Brenna Ternus

Victoria Park Centre for the Arts is growing our support and capacity-building for artists from all backgrounds and creative practices.

About

The Victoria Park Centre for the Arts is an arts organisation that hosts contemporary art exhibitions, and community and cultural projects. Running since 1994, our vision is to be a vibrant and energetic art centre, fostering a community that embraces the arts as part of daily life.

Image credits: Victoria Park Centre for the Arts, Image credit Jae Criddle

Join us in expanding the impact of Guildhouse’s flagship Catapult Mentorship Program, enabling even more South Australian artists to access transformative, paid, artist-led mentorship opportunities.

About Guildhouse

Guildhouse is a not for profit organisation that supports South Australian visual artists, craftspeople to have sustainable careers. 

Image credits: Photo: Lana Adams

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.

Image credits: Image: Garabari by Joel Bray Dance, produced by BlakDance, presented at the Sydney Opera House during Sydney Festival 2026. Pictured: Luke Currie-Richardson. Photo: Stephen Wilson Barker.

Support Long Listen - a bold festival offering world-class musicians, culture & international collaboration and transformative regional impact.

About Long Listen

Long Listen is a new boutique annual music festival on the Sunshine Coast.

Image credits: Photo: Barry Alsop

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

About

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.

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A magical ballet of friendship and love set in the Australian bush during the historic gold rush celebrating our unique flora & fauna.

About Simonne Smiles

Director & choreographer Simonne Smiles blends the elegance of classical ballet with diverse artistic forms creating  compelling narrative works. 

Image credits: Photo: Regula Annick Mc Dowell

A new regular giving campaign from Tracks designed for donors to donate small amounts monthly via direct debit.

About Tracks

Tracks Dance is a multi-awarded centre of excellence, a hub of expertise in community dance built on an extended history of trusted community collaboration.

Image credits: Photo: Seasons of Skin and Bark_ August 2021_ Duane Preston

Support Byron Writers Festival to provide access to transformative literary events for regional NSW audiences, artists and school children in our 30th year!

About Byron Writers Festival

Byron Writers Festival is a regional writers festival creating literary events with powerful outcomes. We bring artists and audiences together to celebrate stories, books and big ideas through our school programs, workshops, events, mentorships and annual festival, on Bundjalung Country in Byron Bay and across the Northern Rivers.

 

Image credits: Photo: Kate Holmes

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.  
 

Image credits: Photo: Martin Ingle

Rawcus creates exceptional theatre and arts experiences, nurtures a diverse ensemble of extraordinary artists and provides professional and career opportunities.

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Rawcus is an award-winning intersectional ensemble of artists with diverse minds, bodies and imaginations. Together, we create exceptional and inclusive performances and cultural experiences that ignite the senses and defy expectations.

Image credits: Image by Darren Gill

We wish to commission new works generated by our unique buildings, natural environment and interdisciplinary residency program.

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Harrigans Lane CoLab gives artists the time, space and freedom to take creative risks, collaborate across disciplines and develop ambitious new work in dialogue with place. Building on the award-winning Piano Mill, HLC is creating a sustainable philanthropic fund to unlock extraordinary opportunities for artists and audiences into the future.

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The Circus Substation is an exciting new site ready to be transformed and electrified by bold performances from emerging storytellers.

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CircusWA empowers young people from Fremantle and beyond with bold, inclusive programs designed to inspire confidence, resilience, and creative risk-taking. We create meaningful connections and foster self-expression in all that we do, including amplifying young voices and telling new stories via our Emerging Directors Program every year with our Youth Academy.

For 50 years, generations have called Shopfront home. Give more Young People the chance to experience the magic of Shopfront.

About

Shopfront is Sydney’s only cross-art form organisation led by and dedicated to the artistry of Young People. We deliver creative workshops, theatre productions, our flagship emerging artist residency ArtsLab, an annual Youth-Led Conference and have five paid Youth Advisory Panels, and access programs, engaging with over 2,500 Young People annually.

Image credits: Joshua Morris

The Scientific Evidence is Compelling! Global peer-reviewed research into the physical, mental and social benefits of dance are undeniable.

About Ausdance WA

Ausdance WA is peak body for dance in WA, supporting dance across all ages, genres & abilities through leadership, advocacy, resourcing and education

Image credits: Image by Christophe Canato, featuring Mia Beame and Safiya Karolia

Help us keep the heartbeat of the orchestra alive with new percussion instruments!

About Perth Symphony

Perth Symphony breaks the rules. Guided by Fun, Fresh & Fearless, we perform in diverse spaces and communities.

Melbourne Women in Film Festival (MWFF) is celebrating its 10th anniversary, spotlighting our region’s talent and advocating for gender equity in the screen industries.

About MWFF

MWFF is an annual film festival presenting a diverse and dynamic program of women’s and gender diverse films and events.

Image credits: Photo: Kira Zhang