What’s On
ART EXHIBITIONS
Two Girls From Amoonguna I Sally M Nangala Mulda & Marlene Rubuntja
Saltwater Gallery ~ 9 May - 21 June
Two Girls From Amoonguna is an exhibition featuring new work by Arrernte and Southern Luritja artist Sally M Nangala Mulda and Western Arrarnta artist Marlene Rubuntja.
Encompassing video, bush-dyed, handsewn soft sculptures and observationalist paintings, it recounts their intertwining stories of friendship and resilience.
Shoreline - Continuum & Change / Alison Brown
Bond Store Gallery ~ 28 May - 29 June
Shoreline - Continuum & Change features a striking collection of sculptural ceramic works by Alison Brown. Inspired by tidelines, coastal erosion, sea grasses and the layered textures left behind by the ocean.
Opening event: Sunday 31 May 2026 - 1.30pm - 3.30pm. Official opening address to be delivered by Stewart Scambler.
A Moment of Stillness I Christian Fletcher
A Moment of Stillness by Western Australian photographer Christian Fletcher, is a contemplative exhibition exploring landscape through light, atmosphere and perception. Bringing together new and earlier works, the exhibition reflects over three decades of engagement with the natural environment and the experience of place.
Free 30-minute artist talks will be held 10:30am – 11am Monday 29 June, Tuesday 30 June and Wednesday 1 July, offering insight into Fletcher’s history, technique and the ideas behind the exhibition.
Opening Function – 5pm Friday 26 June 2026
Art after dark – 5pm Friday 10 July
Saltwater Gallery ~ 27 June - 26 July
Coming soon - Holding Ground / Suzi French
This exhibition explores the quiet power of the natural world to restore and steady us.
Thursday 2nd July to Sunday 26th July - Bond Store Gallery
HERITAGE EXHIBITIONS
Forgotten Voyages - Rediscovering the S.S. Georgette- Learn about the disastrous final voyage of the S.S. Georgette as you immerse yourself in riveting true accounts of this infamous shipwreck.
Stories from the Gaol Cells - Discover the captivating stories of prisoners and law enforcement officials from a bygone era in as you explore the Old Busselton Gaol’s cold, dark cells.
GALLERY STORE
Browse the Gallery Store's stunning range of quality local art, jewellery, pottery, glasswork, cards, photography, paintings and woodwork.
OLD POST OFFICE CAFE
After exploring the buildings, heritage exhibitions, art, grounds and gardens of the Busselton Cultural Precinct, why not visit The Old Post Office Café to recharge?
Take a seat in this charming building or relax on the veranda with a cup of coffee or tea alongside delicious sweet and savoury treats crafted with seasonal, locally sourced produce.
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The Old Courthouse Complex is open daily (except public holidays) 10am - 4pm I Free entry