We are tremendously excited to announce that Honeybee Creative is heading back to the farm in 2023

We’re Taking Expressions Of Interest For Our 2023 Season

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Creative Mentorship for Neurodiverse Art Lovers

Music | Theatre | Visual Arts


Check Out Our 2022 Video Projects…

Clap Hands

This year we’ve been exploring video. Clap Hands is a collaborative piece made with contributions from the whole Honeybee Creative crew from our music creation, theatre training and video production sessions. Showing off their skills with a lyrics, vocals and percussion; it’s a song about a few of our favourite things.

Birds Sing

Birds Sing features a lyrical collaboration from the HBC crew, based on a Rachael Sait poem with vocals and percussion and samples from the crew.


Honeybee Creative is a daily program of creative arts therapy workshops for those with varying abilities.

Engaging through music, dance, theatre, performance, storytelling, video and sound production and improvisation.

As well as our Wednesday & Thursday Live Sessions; We are now offering group and one-on-one sessions via Zoom video conferencing 5 days a week.

Honeybee Creative Online.

Our program is available to self managed and plan managed NDIS packages. There are lines applicable including Core Support.


Honeybee Creative Testimonials

“Music has always been a part of Melanie’s life. Since joining Honeybee Creative 3 years ago her talents have been developed much further, and hidden talents have been brought forward”.

Shayne Towers (Melanie’s mum)

“What started out as a fill in during uncertain times has basically become her mantra and I’m very grateful to those who have put it into place”.

Sue Allen (Sarah’s mum)

Honeybee Blog

Catch up on the latest buzz…

  • Building A Machine

    Building A Machine

    Here’s a scene from Honeybee Creative’s Thursday theatre session. We are having fun “buiding a machine” as a part of the choreography for “Charlie Rose the Baker”.

  • We’re in the pavillion in good weather

    We’re in the pavillion in good weather

    Now the weather has cooled down we’re able to work out of the pavillion at Honeybee Farm for our Thursday theatre workshop sessions…everyone’s stoked to be outside.

  • Our Awesome Fig Tree

    Our Awesome Fig Tree

    When we arrive at Honeybee Farm the first thing we see is our awesome fig tree. She makes a warm start and gives the best welcome to every day 

  • Bully’s Lookout

    Bully’s Lookout

    Of all the quiet lovely places at Honeybee Farm, Bully’s Lookout is is the quietest and lovliest. You can just look out over the Mary Valley and let your mind wander. Photo by Nathan Roy

  • New Artwork From Julie Soames

    New Artwork From Julie Soames

    Julie has been turning out some beutiful work recently including some pen and ink illustrations on paper. They go far outside her usual digital work process and we think they’re some of her best work.

  • Tuesday = Art Day

    Tuesday = Art Day

    Every day is Art Day at Honeybee Creative but Tuesday is Specifically Visual Art Day. Based in our workshop space “The Hive” at Honeybee Farm, we do all sorts of arty stuff. Check out Loretta making this amazing garden light sculpture…

APRA Art Music Awards Winner 2022

For excellence in music education

It is a great pleasure and honour to announce that Honeybee Creative has been awarded the National Award for Excellence in Music Education. Nominated, reviewed and selected by our industry peers, the APRA Art Music Awards are one of Australia’s most prestigious arts awards.

APRA Judges Report

“A thoroughly deserved winner who has championed the creative development of people with disabilities in the Gympie, QLD region and beyond. Moving to working online during (Covid) lockdowns, Honeybee Creative hosted their song writing and music creation sessions successfully through online mediums. The facilitation work by the faculty to take the creative thoughts, desires and actions of neurologically diverse people and lay it out in a form that everyone can understand is commendable. It is great to have this type of program operating within a regional area and the project outcomes demonstrate why art and music is so valuable for the community”.

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