Visitor Information

The Fort is quite hilly and can get quite chilly due to being, often, quite windy.

The Fort Fellows are happy to oblige those in need with a joyride to the top of the hill in a small buggy.

Only authorised support/companion dogs are allowed into the Fort.

No – there is a small kiosk stocking cold drinks, ice-creams and a wonderful collection of military souvenirs and lego!

Yes.

The exhibition hours coincide with the Fort Hours which are:

CLOSED ON TUESDAYS
OPEN: Wednesday – Monday – 10am – 3:30pm

Last entry into the exhibition is 3.15pm; allowing the volunteers to empty the Fort.

Yes. It is $10 and includes photos of all exhibiting sculptures and relevant information such as their price and size, as well as information about the individual sculptors.

By purchasing a catalogue you are given a voting slip displaying three boxes:

Add your three favourite sculpture numbers (these appear beside the artworks and in the catalogue).

If you place your name and a number at the appointed spot on this voting slip you also go into the draw to win a donated sculpture.

This is a stand-alone sculpture and not part of the overall exhibition.