Top Things to do in Sunshine Coast
Top Restaurants in Sunshine Coast
The 10 Best Shopping in Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Discover the best top things to do in Sunshine Coast, Australia including Artworks in Clay by Anne Gentry-Smith, Paul Smith Images, Ben Messina Landscapes Gallery, The Lost Treasure Market, Maleny Art Direct, Tracey Keller Gallery, Mill Street Markets, Tina Cooper Gallery, The Original Eumundi Markets, Noosa Farmers Market.
Restaurants in Sunshine Coast
1. Artworks in Clay by Anne Gentry-Smith
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 17 reviews
Studio Pottery and Gallery - Set amongst the spectacular panorama of the hinterland views. See professional potter Anne Gentry-Smith making her diverse pieces. Browse the gallery and see the individually hand made works of Clay Sculpture, Art and Functional Pottery Wares. or Book ahead and take the opportunity to try your hand at a Clay Experience or group class or upgrade your current potting skills with a (one on one) private class.
Reviewed By molenjase - Australia, null
A lovely relaxing stay with the added bonus of checking out Anne’s pottery space beneath the accommodation, browsing her gallery and learning about the different pottery techniques and classes available. I’d love to come back for some pottery classes with my kids.
2. Paul Smith Images
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Paul Smith Images Gallery. A new modern gallery in the heart of Noosa Junction, featuring stunning photographs of Noosa and surrounding areas.
3. Ben Messina Landscapes Gallery
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By McNicFam - Brisbane, Australia
I love this gallery. The prints are stunning and well priced. There is a great variety of artwork to choose from. The staff are attentive and available to answer questions.
4. The Lost Treasure Market
5. Maleny Art Direct
6. Tracey Keller Gallery
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
Nature at its most frank, kind and self-revelatory provides the starting point for each of Tracey Keller's playful paintings. Working with an aesthetic that varies from hyperrealism to her own brand of quirky impressionism, she creates comic and endearing portraits of animals.
Reviewed By katakaronapartment - Singapore, Singapore
Tracey's art is a kaleidoscope of wonderful colours and happiness inspired by wildlife and pets. We scooped up 3 originals while there without any intention of doing so when we walked in. Our home has been brought to life by elephants, orangutans and sea turtles and we are hoping for whales on our return to Noosa. Wonderful place that brings a smile as soon as you walk through the door. Thanks to Tracey for producing such a wonderful selection of paintings and prints and to the team for doing such a great job of getting them over to Singapore.
7. Mill Street Markets
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Your new marketplace to shop the best local produce, listen to some great live music and browse the Sunshine Coast’s most creative stallholders. Set on the grounds of The Wellness Mill, you are able to sit back on the grass, grab a coffee from the Organic Wholefoods Store or just listen to the live music. Farmers' Market Every Sunday morning 7am-12pm Night Markets Last Sat of the Month 4pm-8pm
8. Tina Cooper Gallery
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Freasabird2
I visited the new gallery yesterday on appointment. It is one of the most amazing buildings I have ever experienced, every part crafted by the artists themselves. It is designed to showcase Tina and Wolfgang's unique art in an intimate setting with great lighting for detailed viewing. An extensive range of pieces are exhibited, each with unique stories. I was told new curated exhibitions will be opening soon. This is a good time to buy as the new gallery gives way to the next chapter in these Collector's items. You will not believe the view.
9. The Original Eumundi Markets
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4.5 based on 1,710 reviews
Renowned for our locally handmade artisan treasures, there's no other market quite like it. We're open rain hail or shine every Wednesday & Saturday.
Reviewed By KentKiwi75 - East Malling, United Kingdom
The Eumundi Market is huge with a really varied range We visited on a Wednesday. The parking was reasonable at only $6; it’s free if you are lucky enough to find a space on the street Purchases included a wooden bow-tie; a hat; jewellery; some hand painted scenes; and a heap of food - fudge, crepes; Thai street food and German sausage The range is vast. The stores well arranged. The setting is shaded by trees. Toilets are abundant. The people are friendly. The stakeholders never pushy. Even dogs are welcome A very chilled place and great market to spend a morning wandering. Best market I have visited
10. Noosa Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 246 reviews
Reviewed By Natjev - Noumea, New Caledonia
Market with parking on the Sunday morning Lots of choices for veggies and food A Sunday morning well spent!
