Yengarie Gallery & Garden

Lose yourself in a magical art garden just 10 minutes from Maryborough. Discover themed garden rooms and a gallery displaying original paintings, sculpture and woodwork by Suzanne Bushell and Robin Shepperson — two creative talents based near the Mary River. Spread across approximately 3½ acres at Yengarie, the property brings together art, nature and hands-on creativity. Choose from art-making sessions, a dedicated art and drama club, restorative Nurture Day experiences, small group gatherings and intimate ceremonies, all set against a backdrop of sculptural artworks and lush garden plantings. Among the highlights are a charming found-object echidna sculpture and an oil work incorporating three-dimensional texture drawn from the birds that visit the property. The gallery is situated at 64 Louden Close, Yengarie; head out along the Biggenden/Maryborough Road, swing into Mungar Road, then Old Mill Road, and follow through to Louden Close. What is Yengarie Gallery & Garden? A creative haven on roughly 3½ acres near the Mary River, this gallery and art garden presents original works by Suzanne Bushell and Robin Shepperson across paintings, sculpture and woodwork. Outdoor rooms and garden spaces invite you to wander, sit and reflect among the artworks, with options for learning, small gatherings and photography. Where is it and how do you get there? The gallery sits close to the Mary River at Yengarie, about a 10-minute drive from Maryborough. By car, follow Biggenden/Maryborough Road, turn into Mungar Road, then Old Mill Road, and continue into Louden Close; number 64 is at the end. Signage and local mapping make it straightforward. What will you see and do in the gardens? Explore themed garden rooms filled with original artworks and sculptural installations. Look out for a characterful found-object echidna and a textured oil work inspired by visiting birdlife. Bring a sketchbook, camera or simply settle in to sit, relax and admire the surroundings. Can you host intimate ceremonies or creative days here? Yes. The garden welcomes intimate weddings, vow renewals and small ceremonies, alongside creative art sessions, a drama club, restorative day experiences and club meeting space. Photographic opportunities are plentiful throughout the garden rooms. Enquire directly to tailor timing, group size and any creative elements. When should you visit and how do you plan? The gardens evolve across the seasons and the gallery shares updates on its website. As a garden setting may include uneven paths, contact the gallery to discuss accessibility and current conditions. Browse online to explore recent works, then enquire to arrange a visit, class or ceremony.

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