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The Slab Hut Art and Craft Gallery
Samford,
Brisbane Area
Free Entry - Entry Information
Phone:
07 3289 3113Email:
thehut.samford.artandcraft@gmail.com
Web:
theslabhutsamfordartandcraft.com.au
Description
The Slab Hut is a unique art and craft venue in John Scott Park, Samford, just north of Brisbane. Gum tree slab walls and Yellow Gum floorboards are complimented by the 'adze' work in the ceiling and rafters - a tribute to traditional timber-workers' skills. A high pitched roof from recycled corrugated iron completes the rustic picture. This reproduction of a slab hut is home to the Samford Art and Craft Association.
... moreA varied range of individual works of art and craft are displayed, reflecting the skill diversity of the members, who offer a personalised service. Knitted and crochet pieces are complimented by fashionable 'art to wear' designs in felt and silk. Hand painted glassware, pottery, turned wooden items, felt lined boxes in Australian timber, ceramics and pieces for personal adornment made from leather, glass, fabric and paper sit side by side with fine silver and beaded jewellery.
The Slab Hut has many distinctive gifts with a strong Australian connection suitable for posting or taking overseas.
The Slab Hut opens seven days a week and acts as a tourist centre offering free brochures and information to visitors.
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Children:
Children are welcome. The Slab Hut is baby buggy friendly and opens onto a large park with a state of the art playground.
Disabled:
Disabled access is available. The Slab Hut is wheelchair friendly with wide access paths at street level, and disabled parking bays.
How To Get There:
Once onto Kelvin Grove Road in Kelvin Grove, travel 1.3 kilometres and continue onto Enoggera Road, veering left at the Alderly Arms Hotel. Stay on Enoggera Road for 2.1 kilometres, turning slightly left at Samford Road. This road continues for 14.8 kilometres and you'll travel beside bush land, passing Iron Bark Gully on the right and Wahminda Park on the left before crossing the range to descend into Samford. Take the third exit off the roundabout and proceed down Main Street to find John Scott Park on the left. Ample parking in Main Street and Station Road.
Children are welcome. The Slab Hut is baby buggy friendly and opens onto a large park with a state of the art playground.
Disabled:
Disabled access is available. The Slab Hut is wheelchair friendly with wide access paths at street level, and disabled parking bays.
How To Get There:
Once onto Kelvin Grove Road in Kelvin Grove, travel 1.3 kilometres and continue onto Enoggera Road, veering left at the Alderly Arms Hotel. Stay on Enoggera Road for 2.1 kilometres, turning slightly left at Samford Road. This road continues for 14.8 kilometres and you'll travel beside bush land, passing Iron Bark Gully on the right and Wahminda Park on the left before crossing the range to descend into Samford. Take the third exit off the roundabout and proceed down Main Street to find John Scott Park on the left. Ample parking in Main Street and Station Road.
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John Scott Park
Samford
Queensland 4520 Australia
John Scott Park
Samford
Queensland 4520 Australia
Contact Details
Phone:
07 3289 3113Email:
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