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McClelland Sculpture Park+Gallery

Name: McClelland Sculpture Park+Gallery
Address: 390 McClelland Drive, Melbourne, VIC, 3910, AU
Telephone: 03 9789 1671
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.9

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Home of Australian sculpture set on 16 hectares of bushland. Bunurong Country
(2212)

13/10/2026

Market season is back!

We’re so excited to welcome the wonderful crew from the McClelland Makers Market back amongst the sculptures at McClelland on Saturday 31 October!

Bring the kids, bring the family, bring the dog! Yes, we’re dog-friendly too, please just make sure your furry friend stays on a lead.

Come along and discover an incredible mix of local makers, designers, delicious food and drinks, plus live music and entertainment for the kids.

It’s the perfect way to spend a spring Saturday at McClelland, wander amongst the sculptures, browse the stalls, grab something delicious and enjoy a day out together.

We’ll see you at the market!

McClelland Makers Market
McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery
390 McClelland Drive
Langwarrin, Vic
Saturday 31 October
9 - 2pm

Photography credit: Janis House Photography via McClelland Makers Market

09/10/2026

Keep art here.
Keep nature here.
Keep wonder here.
Keep McClelland here.

McClelland is a place where all these things come together.

It’s where you can discover an incredible sculpture while wandering through the bush, bring your children to experience art, share lunch with friends, view contemporary art in our gallery spaces, celebrate a milestone, or simply stumble across something completely unexpected.

These experiences don’t happen by accident. This place exists because people choose to keep it alive.

That’s why, on Thursday 22 October, McClelland is joining arts organisations across Australia for AusArt Day, a nationwide fundraising initiative supporting artists, arts organisations and the creative experiences that bring our communities together.

Every contribution, big or small, helps keep this special place thriving for generations to come.

Donations can be made here: https://mcclelland.org.au/pages/donate

08/10/2026

Only a few weeks to go!

Don’t miss your chance to experience Frankston local Alison Tedesco’s wonderful exhibition, Street Stories, before it closes on 25 October at McClelland.

Take your time and get up close to Alison’s incredibly detailed miniatures. There’s so much to discover in the tiny details, from weathered buildings and peeling paint, graffiti to the traces of stories and lives that have passed through these places.

Look closely and you might spot something you didn’t notice at first…

Come and wander through Street Stories, take in the details, and see these familiar and forgotten places through Alison’s eyes.

On now at McClelland until 25 October.
Come along and visit, before it’s gone.

Photography: Cassie Louise Creative

04/10/2026

Give a little. Keep a lot at McClelland.

What makes McClelland special?
It’s the sculptures you discover among the trees.
The exhibitions that make you stop and look a little longer.
The music, workshops and creative moments shared with others.
The kids discovering something new.
The coffee with a friend, the Sunday wander, the unexpected moments and the memories made along the way.
McClelland is more than a gallery. It’s a place for our community, a place to connect, explore, create and enjoy. And as a not-for-profit arts organisation, we rely on the support of our community to help keep this special place thriving.
This AusArt Day, we’re asking our community to help us keep McClelland here for generations to come.

Every little bit makes a difference:

$5 can help keep a little piece of McClelland growing.
$10 can help keep art in the landscape.
$20 can help keep the next generation experiencing McClelland.
$50 can help keep this unique place thriving.

If we all give a little, McClelland can keep giving a lot.

AusArt Day is Thursday 22 October 2026, nationwide day bringing artists and arts organisations together to raise funds and support the future of the arts.
If McClelland is a place you love, we’d love your support.

Donate here: https://mcclelland.org.au/pages/donate
Thank you for helping us keep art, nature, creativity and community here at McClelland.

01/10/2026

Looking for a unique setting for your next event?

McClelland offers a beautiful and distinctive backdrop for bringing people together, from weddings surrounded by art and nature to corporate events, celebrations of life, memorable children’s parties, Christmas gatherings to larger events such as festivals and markets.

With a unique space set amongst the sculpture park and beautiful bushland, McClelland provides a special setting for celebrating, connecting and creating lasting memories.

Whether you’re planning an intimate gathering or a larger event, discover what McClelland could offer for your next occasion.

Find out more about hosting your event at McClelland by contacting, [email protected]

29/09/2026

Experience the Australian Chamber Choir at McClelland

Join us for a beautiful afternoon of choral music with the Australian Chamber Choir, bringing together exceptional voices and centuries of musical tradition.

Founded in 2007 by Douglas Lawrence, the choir has performed extensively across Australia and Europe, earning praise for its beautiful sound, precision and remarkable dynamic range.

From Renaissance masterpieces to contemporary Australian works, their performances offer a wonderful journey through music, from intimate a ca****la pieces to powerful choral works.

A perfect afternoon for music lovers, and anyone looking to experience something a special.

When: Sunday 18 October
Time: 2.30–4pm
Bookings: https://events.humanitix.com/music-at-mcclelland-australian-chamber-choir

Music at McClelland is generously supported by Igor Zambelli, Mary-Jane Gething AO and The Robert Salzer Foundation. It is a seated event and is held in the Sarah and Baillieu Myer Education Pavilion.

27/09/2026

STREETS OF COLOUR | Free Kids & Families Workshops

These school holidays, get creative at McClelland! Inspired by our current exhibitions, Christopher Pyett: Years of Colour and Alison Tedesco: Street Stories, this colourful workshop series invites kids and families to make, build and create together.

Explore a range of creative activities, from building your own geometric 3D sculpture to creating colourful miniature buildings for a growing community city. Make your mark alongside other young artists and help create a collaborative streetscape that will evolve throughout the workshop series.

📅 Wednesday 30 September
📅 Thursday 1 October

🕥 10.30am–12.30pm
👧 Ages 5–12 and their families
🎟️ FREE

No bookings required, just drop in! Places are available in order of arrival and wait times may occur during busy periods.

Please note: Children must be supervised by a parent or carer.

Come along, get creative and help us build the Streets of Colour!

24/09/2026

Make the most of the long weekend at McClelland!

We’re open all long weekend, 10am–4pm, making it the perfect time to come and explore the galleries, wander through the sculpture park and discover Christopher Pyett: Years of Colour.

Immerse yourself in Christopher’s vibrant paintings, colourful portraits and six decades of creative exploration, there’s plenty to discover up close.

Pop into the Design Store, enjoy a coffee or lunch at Harry’s Café, and make a day of it at McClelland.

Open all long weekend
10am–4pm

We’d love to see you!

Address

390 McClelland Drive
Melbourne, VIC
3910

Opening Hours

Wednesday	10am - 4pm
Thursday	10am - 4pm
Friday	10am - 4pm
Saturday	10am - 4pm
Sunday	10am - 4pm

Telephone

03 9789 1671

Website

http://www.mcclelland.org.au/

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