Explore First Nations cultural stories through bold fashion designs at Museum of Brisbane.
Wednesday 11 November 2026
Level 3, Brisbane City Hall, 64 Adelaide St, Brisbane City QLD 4000, Australia
Free
Celebrate Country and Culture through the striking designs of Magpie Goose, a proudly Aboriginal owned and led fashion and social enterprise. This exhibition offers a unique opportunity to connect with the rich cultural expressions of First Nations communities in Queensland and beyond.
Discover the stories behind the garments and the talented artists who bring these narratives to life. Perfect for families wanting to engage with Indigenous art and culture in a meaningful way.
Immerse yourself in a vibrant display that uses clothing as a canvas for storytelling, highlighting the importance of cultural heritage and creativity.
This exclusive exhibition is a collaboration with Magpie Goose owners Amanda Hayman (Wakka Wakka and Kalkadoon) and Troy Casey (Kamilaroi). It showcases the work of some of the region’s most talented First Nations artists and designers.
Visitors will gain insight into the cultural significance of the designs and the social impact of the brand. The event is suitable for all ages and offers a family-friendly environment to learn and appreciate Indigenous art.
No bookings are required, and entry is free, making it accessible for everyone interested in cultural heritage and contemporary Indigenous fashion.
The exhibition is held at the Museum of Brisbane, located within Brisbane City Hall at 64 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City. The venue is a general council venue and is easily accessible by public transport and car.
The Museum of Brisbane is the city’s leading history and art museum, providing a welcoming space to explore Brisbane’s vibrant culture.
Facilities at the museum include accessible entrances and amenities suitable for families and visitors with mobility needs.
The event takes place on Wednesday, 11 November 2026, and runs all day. It is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
Visitors are encouraged to respect the cultural significance of the artworks and the stories they represent.
Photography may be permitted, but it is best to check with museum staff on arrival.
The exhibition is free to attend and open to all ages, making it an ideal cultural outing for families.
No bookings are required for this event, allowing for spontaneous visits.
Entry is free, providing an accessible opportunity for families to engage with First Nations art and culture without cost.
For more information, visitors can check the Museum of Brisbane website or contact the museum directly.
Enjoy a culturally enriching day out that supports Indigenous artists and celebrates their stories through fashion.
