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Find some of our Island Artists and Makers at the Mintee Street Christmas Market Point Look on the 18th December for last minute Christmas gifts and more. Wander the stores, catch up with friends and enjoy live music, a Six Beaches delicious sunset s

EXHIBITIION

Come and see for yourself the incredible floral colour and form our island photographer’s captured at our North Stradbroke Island Golf Course opening and award ceremony this Sunday, 2.30 pm @ the clubhouse and support our island c

AWARD PRSENTATUIN & EXHIBITION OPENING

Join us for the NSIGC Minierribah Photography Awards Presentation and Exhibition
showcasing the diverse talent of local and visiting photographers.

This event celebrates the natural beauty and heritage o

There certainly is beauty after the rain!

“Every photographer strives to seize that split-second magic when everything fits together to make a perfect image’’. The decisive moment...

Congratulations Haley Kolodychuk

Winner Open

‘The plant must be valued as a totally artistic and architectural structure’,
asserted German photographer and teacher Karl Blossfeldt who believed all forms created by humans had their origins in nature.

Many of our photographers captur

Our young winner of the NSI Golf Club’s Minjerribah Photography Awards High School category has captured an iconic Australian flower and club favorite, unmistakable in appearance, it is of course the Banksia.  

Lanterns full of glowing ne

We acknowledge the Goenpul [Goren-pul], Ngugi [Noog-ee] and Noonuccal [Noo–knuckle] First Nations Peoples of the Quandamooka Region, the Traditional Owners of this land. We pay our respects to Elders past, present & future.

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