CRAFT YOUR STORY IN THE MAKING
Inspire your imagination in our creative enclave. Mingle in a passionate community of local artists, artisans, musicians, crafters and makers. Soak up the energy of the iconic Port Fairy Folk Festival or meander through quaint galleries and quirky boutiques. Celebrate your own creativity with like-minds against a backdrop of nature’s finest work.
I am a maker, thinker, doer and creator
Find your tribe in a passionately creative community inspired by nature.
Follow the sound of fiddles to toe-tap with the crowd at the local pub. Express yourself – grab your sketchbook or your paintbox and join the arty types capturing the harbour scenery on paper.
Nurture your creative heart with an art class or studio visit. Contemplate an inspiring calendar of music and art festivals stretching year-round.
GALLERIES OF PORT FAIRY
Mortlake Historical Society Museum
The society produces an excellent newsletter which is included in the annual membership.
Wishart Gallery
Wishart Gallery delights in accentuating the relationships between the old and the new, curating contemporary Australian print-making, painting and sculpture alongside a wealth of antiquarian objects and furniture.
Jan's Fine Glass
Jan's Fine Glass Art Gallery and Studio is located on the fringe of Port Fairy, just two minutes from the town village.
Whale Bone Gallery
Whalebone gallery is a co-operative gallery in Port Fairy, a small coastal village at the end of the Great Ocean Road in the south west of Victoria, Australia. The gallery is run by its artist members and features examples of some of the finest work of this region.
Bay of Whales Gallery and Coffee Shop
Displaying some of the very best realist animal and bird paintings, the Bay of Whales Gallery showcases world class oil paintings by Brett Jarrett.
Macarthur Historical Society Museum
The Macarthur Courthouse, is a small but beautiful building which dates to the 1860s. The society is interested in researching some of the early trials held in the Courthouse. One such trial...
