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Munimba-ja means “welcome place.” Munimba-ja Arts Centre is now proudly located at Eumundi Square on Kabi Kabi Country, where it welcomes community and visitors into a culturally grounded space led by local Aboriginal voices. Driven by First Nations leadership, Munimba-ja presents vital contemporary Aboriginal art, ideas, and cultural experiences.

More than just a shopfront, Munimba-ja is a community-centred arts hub. Through programs, exhibitions, talks, workshops, and cultural gatherings, Munimba-ja brings people together while supporting artists at all stages of their practice. The organisation also delivers artist residencies, cultural development opportunities, and mentorship for creatives to grow with cultural integrity and confidence.

The shopfront proudly retails ethical products made by First Nations artists and businesses, ensuring that every purchase directly supports Indigenous talent, sustainability, and enterprise.

As a not-for-profit organisation, Munimba-ja Arts Centre is deeply committed to supporting Aboriginal artists living on or connected to Kabi Kabi and Jinibara Country, along with nearby regions. With a strong focus on emerging artists creating bold, contemporary, and experimental work, Munimba-ja provides a platform for new voices to be seen and celebrated.

Munimba-ja Arts Centre is more than a place—it is a living cultural home within Eumundi Square, strengthening community, culture, and creativity across the Sunshine Coast and beyond.

Audience looking at paintings of middens 2 women one with a head scarf

Facilities

Bar Carpark Coach Parking Family Friendly Food and Refreshments Gallery / Museum Kiosk Lawn / Gardens Parents Room Pet Friendly Pop Up Wine Bar Public Toilet Restaurant Shop / Gift Shop Wine Tasting

Disabled Assistance

Caters for challenges with learning and communication Caters for limited mobility Wheelchair access

Indigenous Culture

Authentic Aboriginal Arts and Crafts Indigenous experiences and/or cultural immersion Indigenous owned and operated Indigenous themes and/or interpretation