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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Will there be new exhibitors at the next exhibition?
A. Yes, we try very hard to gather an evolving collection of works so include new exhibitors to compliment the anticipated favourites.
Q. How is Bush Christmas set up and will I meet the exhibitors?
A. Bush Christmas is not a market with stalls but an exhibition with works exhibited together. It is similar to a gallery presentation with all works sold over one desk. Exhibitors are not generally present as they reside in the rural and remote areas and generally cannot attend, although some do come to be part of the “workforce”.
Q. When is the best time to visit Bush Christmas?
A. Bush Christmas runs for a few days so there is a time for everyone! Those who are searching for a special one-off work, may need to come during the early days of the exhibition.
Those who are elderly or require space for a wheelchair or pram are encouraged to come at a time that is unlikely to be crowded such as afternoons during the week.
Q. What are the accepted methods of payment at Bush Christmas?
A. Payment can be by cash, eftpos or credit card – Bankcard, Mastercard or Visa. Cheques will need to have ID. There is no ATM on site.
Q.Is Bush Christmas by Invitation only?
A. No, we welcome everyone to share the outback experience and perhaps take home a small part of it!
Q. Does Bush Christmas support any organization?
A. Yes, exhibitors donate works to be raffled for the Isolated Children’s Parents Association. Please click here to learn more about this icon from the bush.
Q. Who receives the proceeds from Bush Christmas?
A. The exhibitors are paid directly less a commission which is used to finance the exhibition. Supporting Bush Christmas is a way of supporting families in the bush.

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Q. How do I find the venue, 58 Neil St, Toowoomba?
A. If arriving from Brisbane, drive down Margaret St to Neil St in the CBD and turn left. Drive past the palm trees outside the Empire Theatre and the Masonic Centre is behind the brick fence on the left. Drive in for parking or across the road at the council park.
Neil St runs one way from north to south and is parallel to Ruthven St.
Q. Will there be light refreshments on site?
A. Yes, there is a coffee shop serving light lunches and beverages including brewed coffee. Indulgent cakes and biscuits are available all day, so arrange to meet your friends at Bush Christmas!
Q. Is there wheelchair & pram access?
A. Yes, please move around the building to the back. Knock here for entry.
Q. How do I give feedback to the organizers or exhibitors?
A. We welcome constructive criticism as this is how we learn! Please email your thoughts to Liz below. Emails to individual exhibitors will be forwarded on.