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

Help create the next chapter of NAFA, bringing ambitious arts experiences to Townsville and North Queensland.

Help keep creativity accessible, inclusive and close to home for communities across Melbourne's outer east.

The 1812 Theatre will restore the presence of its Ferntree Gully façade with a spectacular illuminated, eight-metre-wide Art Deco-inspired marquee.

Your donation supports so much more than a local arts project, a weekly workshop or a micro grant.

Be a Future Dreamer and stand with First Nations artists as they envision a new future for themselves

Support Voice Lab upgrades and ensure even more children have a say about their present and future.

This is a vital Australian story about Stolen Generation survivor/ Wiradyuri woman, Brenda Matthews, forcibly removed from her Aboriginal birth parents & happy home at 2 years old & then forcibly removed from her much loved white family at 7 years of age. It’s a powerful story of resilience, love, loss, heartache & reconnection.

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

We’re raising funds to deliver Making Tracks — a Training and Development program for emerging First Nations circus artists and arts workers.

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

This AusArts Day, 25 Champions will help celebrate 25 years of FLING and shape the next chapter of regional dance.

Help CIAF artists cross the Blue Highway to Hong Kong — carrying Queensland First Nations art to new shores.

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

Help us fund our 2027 season and keep ambitious, compassionate indie theatre alive in Hobart

Help me build the next chapter of Bharatanatyam in Australia

Restless Dance Theatre is creating Enough a powerful new work by Artistic Director Michelle Ryan, placing disabled and neurodivergent artists at the centre of a conversation about identity, belonging, self-worth and what it means to live authentically.

Support Star Stories, a unique First Nations-led collaboration blending poetry, music, animation and performance, inspiring connection, creativity and understanding.

Back First Nations artists, stories and culture. Support DAAF Foundation and ensure remote artists can generate meaningful income with pride.

Help us open live poetry writing to people who've never called themselves poets, and keep it going beyond Fringe.

Established in 2019, WAYACOMP is WA's only competition for young people that is purely dedicated to chamber music. The competition offers exciting cash prizes to students to inspire and reward the efforts of young musicians working together.

The Loft Gallery Campaign will transform a historic industrial space into a sustainable, contemporary exhibition venue supporting artists, audiences and cultural experiences.

The Theatre Guild has been creating bold, accessible theatre in Adelaide since 1938 - currently unfunded and keeping the intimate and unique Little Theatre alive.

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

Help us raise $5,000 to keep Muddy River Festival free and accessible for everyone in our river community.

Support the next generation of artists in Kamberri/Canberra by helping us deliver a range of professional development opportunities.

Adapted explores function gained / identity lost when Assistive Technology is prescribed, and how art helps fight medicalisation and regain ownership.

The Theatre Guild has been creating bold, accessible theatre in Adelaide since 1938 - currently unfunded and keeping the intimate and unique Little Theatre alive.

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

2027 marks 20 years of social justice theatre projects and championship of marginalised artists and their communities on Kaurna Yerta.

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

Help bring CYT's 2027 season to life. We're back onstage with over 35+ opportunities for professional, emerging and young artists.