Art Auction

Name: Art Auction
Start: 2026-03-07T15:00:00+1100
End: 2026-03-07T17:00:00+1100
Location: Elvina Bay Reserve

Sat, 7 Mar, 3pm - 5pm AEDT

Elvina Bay Reserve

Elvina Bay NSW, Australia

West Pittwater RFS

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Description

The Art of Living – Community Art Auction

Join us for a special community art auction featuring works donated from the Pittwater home of Susan Duncan and Bob Story, in support of the West Pittwater Rural Fire Brigade.

The collection includes original artworks and selected prints by respected local and Australian artists, many closely connected to Pittwater and its landscape. Proceeds will go directly towards supporting brigade equipment and facilities that help our volunteers protect the community.

Event details

Bidder registration opens at 3.00pm

Live auction commences at 3.30pm sharp

A selection of items will be auctioned live at Elvina Bay, with additional works continuing online.

View the artworks

All auction items can be viewed online via Air Auctioneer:

https://airauctioneer.com/the-art-of-living

Online bidding will be available for all items. For works auctioned live, online bidding will close shortly before the live auction begins.

Getting there

Elvina Bay is accessible by water only.

Church Point Ferry departs Church Point at 2.30pm, arriving at Elvina Bay at approximately 2.55pm. Elvina Reserve is a short, level walk of approximately 40 metres from the Elvina Bay ferry wharf.
Pink Water Taxi is also available and can be booked directly for flexible arrival and departure times

Please plan your travel carefully, as ferry services are limited and only run on the hour.

This is an opportunity to acquire a meaningful artwork while directly supporting the volunteers who protect the Pittwater community.

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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West Pittwater RFS

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West Pittwater Brigade

West Pittwater Rural Fire Brigade is part of the New South Wales Rural Fire Service — the largest volunteer fire fighting service in the world

We are a Village 1 category brigade which means we are capable of both Bush and Structure Fire Fighting. However the role of the Rural Fire Service has shifted over the last few years so while we are still the combat agency for fire outside of defined metropolitan areas we are now also a land management organisation. Aside from fighting fires a great deal of our energies are spent on Hazard Reduction programs, training and community education.

West Pittwater Rural Fire Brigade – Servicing the southern Western Forsehores of Pittwater, including the offshore communities of McCarrs Creek, Elvina Bay, Lovett Bay and Morning (Towlers) Bay – Stations in Elvina (South) and Lovett (North). We have two Category 7 tankers – Elvina 7 and Lovett 7, one Personnel Carrier – Elvina PC and the South Pittwater, second response fireboat, West Pittwater 15 (‘Margaret Molloy’).

What we do

Fight Bush Fires, Structure Fires, Boat Fires, Car Fires/Motor Vehicle Accidents, Storm Damage, Search and Rescue, Fund Raising, Assist and Support the community with Medivacs. We are also actively engaged in community education, holding regular community education events, as well as providing a point of contact within the community for advice and assistance, regarding bushfire safety and prevention.

Location

We are in a somewhat unusual location in that we are one of the Pittwater ‘water access only’ brigades, where there are only the fire trails that run through the Kuring-Gai Chase National Park to access the bays. Our firefighting follows suit and we are a little unusual in not having issues with water. We have access to the biggest source of water—the ocean. Consequently portable pumps are high use for us.

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