Culture

Cultural Experiences in Burdekin

Whether it's learning about one of the oldest living societies on the planet or catching a flick at one of the last drive-in theatres in Queensland, the Burdekin offers a diverse range of cultural experiences.

Art Lessons and Exhibitions

The Burdekin Art Society in Ayr offers informal art lessons which are held every Tuesday at 9.30am.

The Lighthouse

The Lighthouse is the auditorium of the Burdekin Singers and Theatre Company.

Sugar Mills - View

The Burdekin is home to 4 sugar mills; Invicta, Kalamia, Inkerman and Pioneer.

Stardust Drive-In Theatre

One of the very last drive in theatres in Queensland, Stardust Drive In offers latest release movies on the big silver screen.

170 Arts on the Avenue

This local art gallery has an amazing collection of drawings, paintings, sculptures, fashion accessories all created by talented artists from across the Burdekin region.

Burdekin Art Trail

Following the Burdekin Art Trail will enable you to experience a truly unique collection of murals, sculptures and installations which depict stories of our region's culture and heritage.

Burdekin Theatre

The Burdekin Theatre is the home of arts and entertainment in the Burdekin region.

Gubulla Munda

This 60m giant carpet snake, located in Plantation Park, depicts Gubulla Munda, the Aboriginal totem and the protective spirit of the Birri Gubba people.

Juru Walk

Juru Walk is a walking trail at the end of Plantation Park which showcases the cultural importance of the park to local traditional owners and provides a learning space for the community.

Lloyd Mann Gardens

Lloyd Mann Gardens in Home Hill is a lush park featuring picnic tables, a walking trail and a variety of vibrant art installations.

Indigenous Tour

Experience the traditional customs and culture of the Burdekin's aboriginal groups.

Theatre Forecourt

The granite and bronze sculptures which dominates the Burdekin Theatre forecourt was opened in 1985.