WAYTCo is fundraising to provide productions and scholarships for our young members in 2028.

The UnionDocs Collaborative Studio (CoLAB) NYC will span 8 months, inviting a select group of 12 media artists to come together for a unique opportunity.

Build a Tent for Tent City and help amplify lived experiences of homelessness through inclusive theatre, storytelling and community connection.

We're building a new fit-for-purpose art centre for Western Aranda artists, big enough to hold our dreams.

Support Gold Mountain Wives, a new Australian musical bringing overlooked stories of migration, resilience and belonging to the stage.

Give a Buck to Melbourne Fringe on 22 October and your donation will be matched, doubling your support for independent artists.

Help make art happen by supporting creative opportunities across the Sunshine Coast’s region for the next generation of artists.

Answer the call for the Arts at Brown’s Mart this AusArt Day. Your donation will be matched $ for $

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

Bring participatory art projects to life! Support OSCA to connect artists and communities in creativity. Make art accessible for everyone.

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

Help young Victorians see the world through photography. Your donation supports free photography experiences for regional students.

Help regional Australian screen storytellers develop their craft and build careers, wherever they create from. Donate and amplify their stories.

Fundraising to fit out our new drama studio to create a positive environment for our students and their families.

An Indigenous-led exchange between Western Desert Martu and Kalahari desert Ju/'hoansi people. “Reciprocally sharing stories, following our own path”.

Believe in Australian art and support the creation of new artworks for TarraWarra Biennial 2027.

Celebrating healthcare clowning as an artform that brings creativity and joy to children, older people and healthcare professionals in hospital.

Writers tell their own stories: how workshops, groups, prizes and scholarships at Writing NSW changed their creative lives.

Support a spin-off webcomic of ‘World of Darwin’, a project series involving character personifications of the Australian towns and cities.

Support Regional Youth Orchestra NSW and help talented young musicians from regional communities access exceptional orchestral experiences, mentorship and performance opportunities.

Help SLIDE bring The Letters to life, connecting generations through dance, storytelling, memory and the voices of young artists.

FREEDOM is an immersive, multi-disciplinary arts project curated by Lisa Behan for Creatives Inc. The project addresses the heavy realities of domestic violence and coercive control, transforming experiences of trauma into a powerful collective reclamation of feminine liberty. The project is created to highlight women's strength, regional creative practitioners, and the broader community.

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

The First Nations Presenter Training Program, in partnership with arts leader Angela Flynn, to develop First Nations performing arts programmers.

Our vision for Temperance Hall is working; sustaining it requires a collective.

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

Australian Giant Cuttlefish - spectacular, fascinating, very groovy - help us bring their unique story of wonder, vulnerability and hope to the world.

Help JUTE Theatre Company bring Wanda Gibson’s award-winning children’s book Three Dresses from page to stage.

AusArt Day kickstarts CIMF's fundraising campaign for the 2027 festival - support us now to help bring the festival life!

Your donation, DOUBLED, directly supports artists, venues, and audiences - covering the costs of making Fringe shows more accessible for everyone.

Support an Australian-Indonesian musical exchange bringing musicians together to learn, collaborate and create new experimental music.

Support the next wave of writers to tell the Australian stories that are not already being told.