Sculpture on the Edge is at Flaxton Gardens from Saturday 28 November to Sunday 6 December 2026. The annual Arts Connect Inc sculpture competition brings indoor and outdoor work together at one venue, making it an easy day out from Montville Country Cabins.
The exhibition is open daily from 8 am to 3 pm at Flaxton Gardens, 313–323 Flaxton Drive, Flaxton. The nine-day run covers two weekends as well as the weekdays between them, so choose the day that fits the rest of your stay rather than trying to build a full itinerary around it.
What is confirmed for 2026
The organiser describes Sculpture on the Edge as its 17th annual event. Works are displayed in indoor and outdoor galleries and are available to purchase. That means visitors can spend time with the exhibition without needing to know the artists beforehand: begin outdoors, then move inside, or return to a work after a circuit of the grounds.
The details that matter before leaving are clear:
- Dates: Saturday 28 November to Sunday 6 December
- Hours: 8 am to 3 pm daily
- Venue: Flaxton Gardens, 313–323 Flaxton Drive, Flaxton
- Entry: children under 18 are free; adult and senior or concession prices have not yet been published
Tickets, entry options and prices will be released closer to the event. Check the official Sculpture on the Edge information when arranging the day, particularly if a ticket release or a special event would affect your plans.
Lunch at Flaxton Gardens
Flaxton Gardens lists Sculpture on the Edge among its public events and says food and morning teas are served daily during the exhibition. Its lunch page asks diners to pre-book from Wednesday to Sunday. The current menu lists lunch from 11 am to 2 pm and notes that times may vary.
That gives the day a practical rhythm. See the outdoor work in the morning, allow time for lunch, then use the remaining exhibition hours for the indoor galleries or a second look at a piece that caught your attention. The exhibition closes at 3 pm, so lunch works best as part of the middle of the day rather than the final stop.
The event is held across every day of its run, while Flaxton Gardens’ standard lunch service is not listed as seven days a week. Confirm the venue’s arrangements directly for the date you choose, especially for Monday and Tuesday visits. The exhibition organiser and venue publish their own updates, so their pages are more reliable than a fixed itinerary written weeks earlier.
A quiet base after the exhibition
Flaxton is a short drive from Montville Country Cabins. Start at the cabin with the continental breakfast hamper and fresh croissants delivered to the door at 8 am, then keep the exhibition as the day’s main plan. Back at the property, each self-contained cabin has a kitchen, private balcony or patio, hooded BBQ and king-size spa bath.
That leaves room for an unhurried evening after a day on your feet. Make dinner in the cabin, use the BBQ, or arrange a paid dinner hamper with Karen and Michael when booking. The cabins sit among rainforest and gardens beside Kondalilla National Park, away from the event venue once the day is done.
For the current exhibition entry details and ticket release, visit Sculpture on the Edge. For food and lunch arrangements, use Flaxton Gardens’ lunch information.