Flinders, Queensland, has a vibrant arts and lifestyle scene, highlighted by the Flinders Festival of Creative Arts. This two-week festival in November features performances, visual arts, and virtual reality experiences, showcasing the talent of Flinders Creative Arts students, alumni, and lecturers. It offers a platform for creative arts enthusiasts and professionals to engage with the innovative work of the Flinders community.
In addition to the festival, the Flinders University Museum of Art (FUMA) presents exhibitions that showcase historical and contemporary works by Australian and international artists. These exhibitions, held on the Bedford Park campus and in other regional and national venues, often spotlight the art of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and curators. The current exhibition, in association with the Tarnanthi Festival, focuses on the art of Maningrida Arts and Culture, providing visitors with a rich cultural experience.
Moreover, the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences at Flinders University organizes various events, including film screenings and launches. These events offer additional opportunities for engagement with the arts and creative community. They contribute to the dynamic and diverse arts and lifestyle landscape in Flinders, making it an appealing destination for those passionate about creativity and cultural exploration.