Spiral Celebrates Creativity, Community and Inclusion
with Art Exhibition in Nambour

Nambour, Queensland | September 2026

Spiral,
a trusted disability support provider that has been part of the Sunshine Coast
community since 1981, is inviting the community to experience the creativity
and talent of local artists at its upcoming art exhibition, Celebrating the Artists of Spiral.

Running
from 7 to 26 September
2026 at the Old
Ambulance Station, 80 Howard Street, Nambour, the exhibition
will showcase the artistic works of Spiral participants, providing a platform
for artists with disability to share their unique perspectives, stories and
creative voices.

The exhibition reflects Spiral’s long-standing commitment to empowering people with
disabilities through choice, self-determination, skill development and
community participation.

For more than four decades, Spiral has supported people with disabilities and their
families across the Sunshine Coast. As an experienced NDIS provider, the
organisation works alongside participants to co-create personalised support
that fosters independence, confidence and meaningful community connections.

“At Spiral, we believe every person has a story to tell and talents to share,”
a Spiral spokesperson said.

“This exhibition celebrates the creativity of our participants while highlighting the
importance of inclusive communities where everyone feels valued, connected and
empowered to pursue their goals.”

Visitors will have the opportunity to explore a diverse collection of artworks created
through Spiral’s creative programs, which encourage self-expression, skill
development and social connection. The exhibition highlights the impact that
accessible creative opportunities can have on building confidence, fostering
belonging and strengthening community participation.

In addition to the exhibition, visitors can enjoy a range of special activities
throughout the month, including artists-in-residence,
school holiday workshops and a special children’s author event featuring Chris
Collin.

Spiral’s mission is to listen and co-create services that empower self-determination and
choice for people with disabilities through innovative skill-building programs,
stronger social connections and advocacy for communities where everyone can
thrive.

The community is encouraged to visit the exhibition, meet the artists and celebrate
the extraordinary creativity emerging from the Sunshine Coast’s disability
community.

Exhibition
Details

Event: Voices in Colour – Celebrating the Artists
of Spiral
Dates:
7-26 September 2026
Location:
Old Ambulance Station, 80 Howard Street, Nambour
Opening Hours:
Monday to Saturday, 10:00am-3:00pm

Media
Contact

Spiral
Phone: 07 5476 2711
Email: spiral@spiralinc.org.au
Website: www.spiralinc.org.au

Spiral Celebrates Creativity, Community and Inclusion
with Art Exhibition in Nambour

Nambour, Queensland | September 2026

Spiral,
a trusted disability support provider that has been part of the Sunshine Coast
community since 1981, is inviting the community to experience the creativity
and talent of local artists at its upcoming art exhibition, Celebrating the Artists of Spiral.

Running
from 7 to 26 September
2026 at the Old
Ambulance Station, 80 Howard Street, Nambour, the exhibition
will showcase the artistic works of Spiral participants, providing a platform
for artists with disability to share their unique perspectives, stories and
creative voices.

The exhibition reflects Spiral’s long-standing commitment to empowering people with
disabilities through choice, self-determination, skill development and
community participation.

For more than four decades, Spiral has supported people with disabilities and their
families across the Sunshine Coast. As an experienced NDIS provider, the
organisation works alongside participants to co-create personalised support
that fosters independence, confidence and meaningful community connections.

“At Spiral, we believe every person has a story to tell and talents to share,”
a Spiral spokesperson said.

“This exhibition celebrates the creativity of our participants while highlighting the
importance of inclusive communities where everyone feels valued, connected and
empowered to pursue their goals.”

Visitors will have the opportunity to explore a diverse collection of artworks created
through Spiral’s creative programs, which encourage self-expression, skill
development and social connection. The exhibition highlights the impact that
accessible creative opportunities can have on building confidence, fostering
belonging and strengthening community participation.

In addition to the exhibition, visitors can enjoy a range of special activities
throughout the month, including artists-in-residence,
school holiday workshops and a special children’s author event featuring Chris
Collin.

Spiral’s mission is to listen and co-create services that empower self-determination and
choice for people with disabilities through innovative skill-building programs,
stronger social connections and advocacy for communities where everyone can
thrive.

The community is encouraged to visit the exhibition, meet the artists and celebrate
the extraordinary creativity emerging from the Sunshine Coast’s disability
community.

Exhibition
Details

Event: Voices in Colour – Celebrating the Artists
of Spiral
Dates:
7-26 September 2026
Location:
Old Ambulance Station, 80 Howard Street, Nambour
Opening Hours:
Monday to Saturday, 10:00am-3:00pm

Media
Contact

Spiral
Phone: 07 5476 2711
Email: spiral@spiralinc.org.au
Website: www.spiralinc.org.au

The BreastScreen Queensland Mobile Service is at Jack Morgan Park, Park Street Coolum from 23 September to 2 October. Breast screening is recommended every two years and is most effective for women aged 50 to 74. Free screening is also offered to women in their 40’s, and those aged over 75. Appointments take less than 30 minutes and you don’t need a doctors’ referral. Call 13 20 50 or book at breastscreen.qld.gov.au

Little Seed Theatre is proud to bring Grease to the Sunshine Coast. GREASE is the word!

 The electrifying, smash-hit musical bursts onto the Sunshine Coast for a high-octane, strictly limited, season

• The J Theatre Noosa SEP 24,25,26

• The Events Centre, Caloundra

• OCT 2, 3, 4

• Adults: $54.50 | Concession: $49.50

The Coolum Art Collective is a non profit group and has been has been active in the Coolum district since 1968.

They hold two exhibitions each year at the Coolum Civic Centre at 2-4 Park StCoolum. The Spring exhibition , titled ‘Horizons’, will take place from September 25 to 27.

Inspirational artist Tricia Reust will be  the guest judge.

The exhibition will be open to the public from Friday 25th to  Saturday 26 Sept 2026, 9am to 5pm and on Sunday Sept 27 9am to 3pm

Meet the Artists and Artisans and see the display of beautiful paintings and craft work all done by our locals.

Entry is free and the raffle proceeds will go to a local charity “Our Moons Mission”

Little Seed Theatre is proud to bring Grease to the Sunshine Coast. GREASE is the word!

 The electrifying, smash-hit musical bursts onto the Sunshine Coast for a high-octane, strictly limited, season

• The J Theatre Noosa SEP 24,25,26

• The Events Centre, Caloundra

• OCT 2, 3, 4

• Adults: $54.50 | Concession: $49.50

Join Sea Shepherd Sunshine Coast for an unforgettable evening of conservation, storytelling, entertainment and community at our flagship annual fundraising event.

Be among the first—and only—audience on the Sunshine Coast to experience the exclusive premiere of Before The Last Octopus, Sea Shepherd’s powerful new documentary uncovering the story behind the Octopus Campaign and the fight to protect some of our most vulnerable marine ecosystems.

Following the premiere, hear directly from Captain Peter Hammarstedt, Sea Shepherd’s Global Director of Campaigns, alongside Dirk Holman, Sea Shepherd Australia’s Threatened Species Researcher and Sea Lion Campaign Leader, as they share firsthand stories from the frontlines of marine conservation and the ongoing fight to protect our oceans.

Guests will enjoy live music from folk duo Banksya, a welcome drink and a selection of canapés on arrival, a fully stocked bar, exclusive campaign updates, merchandise, raffles and the opportunity to connect with fellow ocean defenders.