Taarna Valley

21/10/2026

🔥10/10/2026 Taarna Valley was on fire🔥

Thankyou to our family and freinds that was out protecting Taarna Valley . It was a long day and night until..........🌧🌧🌧🌧🌧🌧

07/10/2026

Update: Taarna Valley

Another year done and dusted.

Thank you to all that visited Taarna Valley this year. We hope you enjoyed your time and look forward to seeing you all again.

‼️Please note Taarna Valley / Art Centre is closed for the summer and will reopen in May 2027‼️

📣OPENING SOON: The Taarna Team have decided to set up a gallery space in Alice Springs. We will share details soon😊

10/09/2026

Wildflowers at Taarna Valley are blooming🪻

07/08/2026

Drone footage a friend captured of Taarna Valley a few years ago.

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07/08/2026

If your visiting the West MacDonnell Ranges. The Taarna Art Centre is open🙂

Open
Fri / Sat / Sun
9am - 4pm

29/07/2026

We are looking forward to sharing Taarna Valley with everyone on Saturday😊

✨️OPENING - Taarna Arts & Culture Centre
🕚11am - 2pm
📆 Saturday, August 1
📍(Google map - Taarna Valley)
78 Taarna Road, Mount Zeil (West MacDonnell)

21/07/2026

The date's set!

We're excited to share this news with you all.

After a long journey of planning and preparation, we're thrilled to finally open the doors to our new Art Centre at Taarna Valley.

This is a super special milestone for us, and we'd love for you to join us as we celebrate the start of this exciting new chapter.

✨️OPENING - Taarna Arts & Culture Centre
🕚11am - 2pm
📆 Saturday, August 1
📍Taarna Valley, 78 Taarna Road, Mount Zeil (West MacDonnell)

16/07/2026

Taarna Arts Pottery Journey Takes Off!

Su Brown, a potter from Tallebudgera Valley, Queensland, is helping Taarna Arts & Culture set up their own pottery studio. While the Taarna team worked on securing essential infrastructure for the art centre, practicalities decided the best spot for the new studio would temporarily be in Alice Springs, but its display outlet would be at Taarna Valley, located in the West MacDonnell Ranges.

The creativity is exciting, and every idea that Su suggests is immediately explored. Large art objects to small exquisite works are being made. Aboriginal designs and local flora and fauna designs are rapidly filling the kiln. The work produced is of high-quality stoneware; domestic items are oven-proof, food-safe, dishwasher-safe, and microwave-safe.

Su brings over fifty years of experience teaching pottery, and Taarna Arts & Culture is very lucky to have Su guide us on this journey. In 2011, Su started a pottery project at Wallace Rockhole, Northern Territory; sadly, this venture closed. A standout potter was Angela Abbott, whose pots soon found a ready market of followers. It is very exciting to see these potters once again being creative.

16/07/2026

Taarna Arts Pottery Journey Takes Off!

Su Brown, a potter from Tallebudgera Valley, Queensland, is helping Taarna Arts & Culture set up their own pottery studio. While the Taarna team worked on securing essential infrastructure for the art centre, practicalities decided the best spot for the new studio would temporarily be in Alice Springs, but its display outlet would be at Taarna Valley, located in the West MacDonnell Ranges.

The creativity is exciting, and every idea that Su suggests is immediately explored. Large art objects to small exquisite works are being made. Aboriginal designs and local flora and fauna designs are rapidly filling the kiln. The work produced is of high-quality stoneware; domestic items are oven-proof, food-safe, dishwasher-safe, and microwave-safe.

Su brings over fifty years of experience teaching pottery, and Taarna Arts & Culture is very lucky to have Su guide us on this journey. In 2011, Su started a pottery project at Wallace Rockhole, Northern Territory sadly, this venture closed. A standout potter was Angela Abbott, whose pots soon found a ready market of followers. It is very exciting to see these potters once again being creative.

09/07/2026

Now that the dust has settled and 1000's of shoe prints have washed away by the recent rain. You wouldn't have even known the "The Dust Bowl Festival" took place at Taarna Valley.

The Dust Bowl event team did a great job through out the whole event and left the site clean and tidy🙂

A huge thank you to our team for getting the site to a stage, where we can trial an event like this and braving the cold to help with catering🙌

Who would'v thought........A Bush Doof at Taarna Vallley🤯