Celebrate First Nations cultural stories through bold fashion designs at Museum of Brisbane.
Wednesday 4 November 2026
Museum of Brisbane, Brisbane City Hall, 64 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City
Free
Immerse yourself in a unique exhibition that celebrates Country and Culture through the bold and vibrant designs of Magpie Goose. This event highlights the extraordinary cultural stories of First Nations communities expressed through fashion.
Discover the work of talented Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and designers who use clothing as a powerful canvas for storytelling. This exhibition offers a rare opportunity to connect with the rich heritage and contemporary creativity of Queensland’s First Nations peoples.
Perfect for families and visitors of all ages, this exhibition invites you to explore the meaningful narratives woven into each garment, making culture wearable and accessible.
This exclusive Brisbane exhibition is a collaboration with Magpie Goose, a proudly Aboriginal owned and led fashion and social enterprise. It was developed closely with owners Amanda Hayman (Wakka Wakka and Kalkadoon) and Troy Casey (Kamilaroi).
The event runs for one day only, on Wednesday 4 November 2026, and is free to attend. No bookings are required, making it easy to drop in and experience the exhibition at your convenience.
The exhibition is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland, ensuring a high-quality and culturally respectful presentation.
The exhibition is held at the Museum of Brisbane, located within Brisbane City Hall at 64 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City.
Museum of Brisbane is a leading history and art museum that showcases the vibrant culture of the city and its people. The venue is accessible and family-friendly, making it a great outing for parents and children alike.
Public transport options and nearby parking make visiting convenient for locals and tourists.
This event is suitable for all ages, encouraging families to engage with First Nations culture in an interactive and inspiring way.
As the event is free and does not require bookings, arriving early is recommended to fully enjoy the exhibition without crowding.
Photography may be permitted but please respect any guidelines provided by the museum staff.
Attendance is free of charge, with no bookings required. Simply visit the Museum of Brisbane on the day to experience the exhibition.
For more details, visitors can check the Museum of Brisbane website or contact the venue directly.
This is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a culturally rich experience without any cost, perfect for a family outing or educational visit.
