Explore First Nations cultural stories through bold fashion designs at Museum of Brisbane.
Tuesday 10 November 2026
Museum of Brisbane, Brisbane City Hall, 64 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City
Free
Celebrate Country and Culture with the bold and meaningful designs of Magpie Goose, a proudly Aboriginal owned and led fashion and social enterprise. This exclusive exhibition offers a unique opportunity to connect with extraordinary First Nations cultural stories through wearable art.
Discover the talents of artists Amanda Hayman (Wakka Wakka and Kalkadoon) and Troy Casey (Kamilaroi), who bring their rich heritage to life using clothing as a storytelling canvas. This event is perfect for families wanting to engage with Indigenous culture in a vibrant, accessible way.
Experience a deep dive into the cultural expressions of First Nations communities across Queensland and beyond, all within the welcoming space of the Museum of Brisbane.
This exhibition showcases the collaboration between Magpie Goose and local artists, highlighting the power of fashion as a medium for cultural storytelling. Visitors will see garments that reflect rich traditions and contemporary Indigenous art.
The event is free and open to all ages, making it an ideal outing for families interested in art, culture, and history. No bookings are required, so you can drop in at your convenience on the day.
Supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland, this exhibition is a celebration of Indigenous creativity and community impact.
Held at the Museum of Brisbane, located in Brisbane City Hall at 64 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City. The venue is accessible and centrally located, making it easy to combine with other city activities.
Public transport options and parking are available nearby, ensuring a hassle-free visit for families.
The Museum of Brisbane is a leading history and art museum dedicated to showcasing the city's vibrant culture and heritage.
The exhibition runs for one day only on Tuesday, 10 November 2026, and is available all day.
There is no cost to attend, and no bookings are necessary, allowing for spontaneous visits.
The event is family-friendly and suitable for all ages, making it a great educational and cultural experience for school-aged children and their parents.
Admission is completely free.
No advance booking or tickets are required.
For more information, visitors can check the Museum of Brisbane website or contact the venue directly.
This is a wonderful opportunity to engage with Indigenous art and culture without any cost or hassle.
