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ArtsMR Member PricingArts Margaret River exists to support and nurture the work of artists across all disciplines, and to foster a love of the arts within our community.
Nala Bardip Mia – Margaret River HEART has the capacity to hold events for up to 1100 people and is designed to cater for a wide array of entertainment, arts, community and business functions.
After reminding fans and media nationwide why they fell in love with his songs and antics on his widely successful Awake Is The New Sleep 20th Anniversary Tour, Ben Lee is back with a string of 40 regional dates in 2026.
Future Islands is a reflection on the fragile beauty and resilience of our ocean worlds - places where time feels both eternal and fleeting. Inspired by my journeys to Coral Bay, Christmas Island, and the South Island of New Zealand, this body of work is shaped by encounters with vibrant coral gardens, seabirds in flight, and the shifting textures of light and water beneath the surface.
Works by Britta Sorensen and Jacky Cheng that celebrate connection — between people, place and shared creative practice — grounded in the Margaret River community.
Your support via annual membership is vital in helping us to continue to encourage, support and celebrate the Arts. We present an innovative and entertaining program of thought-provoking and challenging events to suit the diversity of our members and residents.
40+ years in the making … The Quintessential Black Sorrows is a handpicked journey through the soul, grit and timeless genre-defying songwriting that has made The Black Sorrows one of Australia’s most enduring bands.
Kate Finkelstein is a singer-songwriter, composer, and performer with a deep love for crafting songs that tell a story. Her unique brand of progressive-pop blends Celtic-folk, Classical, Electronic, Musical Theatre, and Progressive Rock — a reflection of her passion for exploring music beyond the usual borders.
Are you interested in learning how to craft and share your story? Are you interested in learning new skills? Would you like to meet up with other young people to learn more about different career opportunities in the Arts?
In this exhibition I have highlighted some moments, events and periods of time in my life that have made a deep impression and which have modelled me into who I am now.
Future Islands is a reflection on the fragile beauty and resilience of our ocean worlds - places where time feels both eternal and fleeting. Inspired by my journeys to Coral Bay, Christmas Island, and the South Island of New Zealand, this body of work is shaped by encounters with vibrant coral gardens, seabirds in flight, and the shifting textures of light and water beneath the surface.
Packed with laugh-out-loud humour, emotional insight, and Kathy Lette’s unmistakable sparkle, The Sisterhood Rules explores betrayal, forgiveness, and the unbreakable power of sisterhood.
A solitary cat, displaced by a great flood, finds refuge on a boat with various species and must navigate the challenges of adapting to a transformed world together.
Join us for an unmissable evening with internationally bestselling author Kathy Lette as she launches her hilarious, heartfelt, and wickedly witty new novel, The Sisterhood Rules.
Rob on sax/harp and Graeme guitars and vocal are a funk, blues and world music duo with an extensive and wide-ranging repertoire of originals and covers that incorporate the last 100 years of music . They gig regularly as a duo and on separate projects of their own .
An entirely ordinary day on the beds ward of a surgical department. The nursing team is understaffed due to a shortage of personnel. Despite the hectic environment, Floria cares for her patients with expertise and full dedication. Although she gives her all, the shift gradually spirals out of control – until it eventually leads to a dramatic outburst.
Post World War II confirmed New York as the new international centre of art and commerce. Artists came from all over the world to absorb the heady atmosphere.
Join us for a powerful evening of film and conversation with the premiere screening of Moort: Calling Dingo Back to Country, followed by Wooleen: Utilising Dingoes as a Management Tool, a panel discussion and audience Q&A.
Arts Margaret River and the Shire of Augusta Margaret River are proud to announce the official opening of the Anne Shepherdson Courtyard at Nala Bardip Mia — a revitalised space designed to enhance comfort, creativity, and community connection.
The Arts Margaret River Sundowners are an annual series of free family concerts that are well loved and well attended.
Designed to nurture their creativity and love for storytelling, each session brings a beloved children’s book to life through the art of puppetry.
Cassi’s and Miranda’s works resonate due to their shared inspirations and interest in highly patterned and floral surfaces.
Designed to nurture their creativity and love for storytelling, each session brings a beloved children’s book to life through the art of puppetry.
Designed to nurture their creativity and love for storytelling, each session brings a beloved children’s book to life through the art of puppetry.
Designed to nurture their creativity and love for storytelling, each session brings a beloved children’s book to life through the art of puppetry.
Cassi’s and Miranda’s works resonate due to their shared inspirations and interest in highly patterned and floral surfaces.
The powerful story of love and loss that inspired the creation of Shakespeare's timeless masterpiece, Hamlet.
Designed to mesmerise and enthral, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour showcases a 3 hour celebration of our oceans comprised of sublime footage taken above and below the water’s surface.
This lecture explores the fascinating story of how dyes were discovered, made, and used from the earliest time to the end of the 18th century.
After Japan opened its doors to Europeans and Americans in 1854 the Japanese also visited the west at the international exhibitions in London, Paris and Philadelphia to show their work.
Co3 Contemporary Dance & NZ Dance CoCo3 Contemporary Dance Australia and The New Zealand Dance Company present
GLORIA - A TRIPLE BILL
A celebration of life and legacy in dance and music.
Anh Do’s bestselling book 'The Happiest Refugee' has made readers laugh and cry, and was described by Russell Crowe as 'the most surprising and inspiring read I have had in years.'
Feathers will fly in Circa’s exuberant take on 'Swan Lake'. The world’s most romantic ballet is re-imagined as a circus spectacular, full of Circa’s signature physicality and shot through with cheeky humour and a thoroughly contemporary energy.
500 Days In The Wild follows the epic 6-year journey of filmmaker Dianne Whelan as she sets out to reconnect with nature and become the first person to travel the world’s longest trail.
Grab your partner and join in with the Heel and Toe and other dances. Woody will teach you all the steps so you can swing your partner until the cows come home. This is good ol’ fashioned fun that will put a smile on your dial!
An interactive workshop and mini-concert where kids learn chords, strum songs, and perform together in a mini concert at the end.
In search of waves and one of Indonesia’s most elusive reptiles, the new wildlife documentary from Australian film maker and professional snake catcher Luka R blends risky field research, road trip filmmaking and faux documentary into a moving story of friendship and obsession that explores our complicated relationships with each other and the natural world.
THEATRE 180 in collaboration with WA Museum tells the incredible true story of the greatest prison break in Australian history: the escape of six Irish Fenians from the fortress of Fremantle Prison in 1876 on board the American whaleship CATALPA.
Stumbling across the perfect wave, two surfers start a chain reaction of
unintended consequences.
Artists are invited to submit works inspired by the power of storytelling. This special exhibition will be showcased during the Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival, Western Australia’s largest literary festival.
Presented by World Expeditions, the 2026 Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour is a 3-hour adventure through the world of extreme mountain sports.
As part of the stolen generation, Sandra Hill and her siblings, were taken from their mother while her father undertook compulsory army training in the Eastern States.
Living in an orphanage, Sandra found a voice through her artwork. During her long journey through life, art has been the only constant. In this lecture, Sandra will talk about her stories and her art.
This Voice & Drama course is set to nurture a full range of vocal & drama skills in both scripted & unscripted theatre. It will be a deep dive into the wonders of our imaginations & is sure to build connection & natural confidence! We will work towards a performance for family & friends at the end of the course, giving a great opportunity to grow our characterisation & performance skills with an audience.
This Voice & Drama course is set to nurture a full range of vocal & drama skills in both scripted & unscripted theatre. It will be a deep dive into the wonders of our imaginations & is sure to build connection & natural confidence! We will work towards a performance for family & friends at the end of the course, giving a great opportunity to grow our characterisation & performance skills with an audience.
The Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival, the largest regional literary event in WA, will be back bigger than ever in 2026. The three-day storytelling spectacular features top international and Australian authors, journalists, innovators and big thinkers.
KiN is a true story about one family’s connection through music and dance, which explores the passing on of tradition and its transformation across generations.
An introduction to the history, art and culture of this extraordinary land, lying deep in the heart of Central Asia surrounded by some of the highest mountains in the world. Despite its geographical inaccessibility, it developed a rich and vibrant Buddhist culture and artistic tradition. This lecture gives a brief overview of Tibetan history from the time of the great Tibetan Empire (6th – 9th century) up to the present day; explores the fascinating art and culture inspired by Buddhism, introduced from India in the 7th century, and gives an insight into the current political situation.
Australia’s biggest comedy festival is hitting the road and bringing the laughs to you!
Water Mirror is a breathtaking fusion of Taiko percussion, dance, acrobatics, and cutting-edge projection and lighting design. Created by Paulina Quinteros, this exhilarating production invites audiences of all ages to embark on a captivating journey that transcends traditional performance.
Ross Wilson is hitting the road with his all-star band The Peaceniks to celebrate over “50 Years of Hits” including all the Daddy Cool and Mondo Rock favourites you’d expect along with the latest offering from an almost 6-decade career, tracks from his latest EP on Bloodlines Records, “She’s Stuck On Facebook All The Time”, and everything in between.
Mediterranean garden design is partly shaped by climate and by the flora that evolved in Southern Europe, North Africa and the Middle East.
Elements of xeriscapes, gravel gardens and Paradise Gardens have added to the visual language of the Mediterranean garden, along with traditions in other winter rainfall regions such as California and South-West WA.
This talk illustrates some emblematic Mediterranean garden designs and traces the concepts of a regional garden style that has renewed relevance and global significance in current conditions.
Catch Jimeoin for his unique blend of observational humour, physical expressiveness, and spontaneity.
The international guitar sensation brings his groundbreaking stage show to Australian shores for the very first time!
We are all so familiar with the ideas and culture of the (Italian) Renaissance; a phenomenon that emerged in the 15th century.
Describing herself by writing, “I am a museum”, Peggy Guggenheim’s life took a clear path, from commercial gallery in London, going on a single-minded shopping trip to Paris in the late 1930’s even as the German tanks were rolling in to the suburbs, to escape (with her selection of European artists) to New York and the subsequent establishment of her museum (and Arts centre), and finally the purchase of the eccentric ‘unfinished palazzo’ in Venice. Her collection remains one of the most iconic assemblages of Twentieth century art in the world.
Kate Ceberano returns for encore performances across the nation after last year’s sell-out tour and hit live album.
