Wide-Eyed Wonder Ltd

31/10/2026

Behind every Wide-Eyed Wonder project is a community of people helping turn big ideas into opportunities of wonder for children. Throughout our launch fundraising campaign, we’re introducing you to some of the people who help make that work possible. This month, we’re featuring Board Director Anna Masci.

We believe every child deserves the opportunity to experience the joy, connection and possibility that the performing arts can offer. Our board helps bring that belief to life, working together to make those opportunities available to children who might otherwise miss out.

Want to help make wonder happen too?

Donate to our launch campaign at https://wideeyedwonder.org.au/become-a-wonder-funder/

27/10/2026

Children thrive when they experience wonder … especially when stories, music and imagination bring people together.

All children deserve wonder. Wide-Eyed Wonder has been launched to support vulnerable children and disadvantaged communities to access live performances for kids and families. Please donate to our launch campaign - 3 wonderful projects! Donate at
https://wideeyedwonder.org.au/become-a-wonder-funder/

24/10/2026

How wonder-full! 🧡

An old train carriage sounds like something that should be retired and forgotten.

Spain has given some of them a completely different job.

Instead of carrying passengers, the carriages are turned into small traveling theaters. They can move from place to place and bring live performances directly to smaller towns that may not have a proper theater nearby.

That is what makes the idea feel special.

People do not always need to travel to a big city just to watch a show. The show can come to them.

For me, this is a really nice way to reuse something old without making it feel old.

The seats, the long shape of the carriage, even the journey itself all become part of the experience.

One day it is parked in one town.

A few days later, another town gets the same chance to watch something live.

I like ideas like this because they give both the train and the audience something new.

Why let an old carriage sit empty when it can still bring people together?

16/10/2026

Throughout our launch fundraising campaign, we’re introducing you to the wonder-full people on Wide-Eyed Wonder’s board. This week we’re featuring Board Director Anna Masci.

We believe every child deserves the opportunity to experience the joy, connection and possibility that the performing arts can offer. Our board helps bring that belief to life, working together to make those opportunities available to children who might otherwise miss out.

Want to help make wonder happen too?

Donate to our launch campaign. Link in bio.

08/10/2026

The wonder of live performing arts reminds kids they are part of something bigger - a shared experience of creativity, emotion, and connection.

Welcome to the launch of Wide-Eyed Wonder, a new global arts organisation, based in Australia, with a mission to bring the wonder of live performing arts to children who would otherwise miss out.

Sign up for updates and donate to support our launch projects at https://wideeyedwonder.org.au/become-a-wonder-funder/

27/09/2026

Throughout September, we’re introducing you to the wonder-full people on Wide-Eyed Wonder’s board. This week we’re featuring our Board Chair Alexandra McCallum. Here’s more from the lovely Alex!

Together at Wide-Eyed Wonder, we’re committed to bringing vulnerable and disadvantaged children closer to the arts — and more wonder into their lives.

Want to help make wonder happen too?

Sign up for wonder-filled updates or donate to our launch campaign at https://wideeyedwonder.org.au/become-a-wonder-funder/

24/09/2026

The shared experience of live performance creates wonder that connects children and families to stories, communities, and each other.

Welcome to the launch of Wide-Eyed Wonder, a new global arts organisation, based in Australia, with a mission to bring the wonder of live performing arts to children who would otherwise miss out.

Sign up for updates and donate to support ourr launch projects at https://wideeyedwonder.org.au/become-a-wonder-funder/

22/09/2026

Donate now to support a free live performance of Nana Magic that will take place in City of Logan led by proud Kokatha/Mirning performer Uraine Roelofs.

While everyone is welcome to attend this community-based event, this uplifting, music-filled show will be offered especially for First Nations children and families in Logan and surrounding communities.

With humour, language, song and dance, Nana Magic celebrates culture, imagination, and joy … leaving little hearts full of laughter and pride.

Want to help bring wide-eyed wonder to children who need it most? Help fund a wonder-filled moment for a child. Donate now to our launch campaign at https://wideeyedwonder.org.au/become-a-wonder-funder/

21/09/2026

Throughout September, we’re introducing you to the wonder-full people on Wide-Eyed Wonder’s board. This week we’re still featuring our Board Chair Alexandra McCallum. Here’s more from the lovely Alex!

Alex is passionate about what the performing arts can bring to children’s lives. Together at Wide-Eyed Wonder, we’re committed to bringing vulnerable and disadvantaged children closer to the arts — and more wonder into their lives.

Want to help make wonder happen too?

Donate to our launch campaign at https://wideeyedwonder.org.au/become-a-wonder-funder/

19/09/2026

In the slum and waste facility area of Ciketing Udik in Bantar Gebang, Indonesia, children of scavenger communities live in extremely difficult conditions with little access to education or joyful experiences.

Donate now to bring to their community a rare and meaningful day of storytelling, puppetry, arts and crafts led by Puppetaria – a talented community of Indonesian puppeteers – building confidence, sparking creativity, and reminding these children they are seen and valued.

Donate at https://wideeyedwonder.org.au/become-a-wonder-funder/