Who we are
ACOP is a group of artists and craft makers from the Pittwater area, on Sydney's northern beaches. We hold exhibitions three or four times a year, in either Mona Vale Memorial Hall or Narrabeen Tramshed Arts & Community Centre. The Mona Vale hall is located at Mona Vale shops, in the park where Pittwater Road and Barrenjoey Road meet.  Tramshed is located on Pittwater Road near the original restored Narrabeen tram shed; we use the halls in the building closest to Narrabeen Lake.

At our exhibitions, entry is free, you are welcome to look, and you are welcome to buy - it's entirely up to you.

Our final 2025 exhibition
ACOP's last art and craft exhibition for the year will be from Friday 5 to Sunday 7 December at Lakeview Hall (upstairs), Narrabeen Tramshed Arts and Community Centre. That's the building with the yellow walls, looking over Narrabeen Lake, alongside the rowing club.

Our exhibitions in 2026
In 2026, we have bookings for two exhibitions at Mona Vale Memorial Hall (which we've been using since we started in 1967) and two at Narrabeen Tramshed.  We are also hoping to return to Mona Vale Creative Space Gallery (more details later).
Mona Vale Autumn Exhibition:   Friday 10 to Sunday 12 April at Mona Vale Memorial Hall
Narrabeen Winter Exhibition:   Friday 10 to Sunday 12 July at Tramshed Hall (behind the cafe), Narrabeen Tramshed
Mona Vale Spring Exhibition:   Friday 9 to Sunday 11 October at Mona Vale Memorial Hall
Narrabeen Christmas Exhibition:   Friday 11 to Sunday 13 December at Tramshed Hall (behind the cafe), Narrabeen Tramshed

Getting to our Exhibitions
Mona Vale has car parking throughout the shops, and is easy to reach by bus - our main bus routes are the route B1 yellow double decker express bus from the city (Wynyard) to Mona Vale, the 199 from Manly Wharf to Palm Beach, and the 196 or 197 from Gordon Station to Mona Vale.

Narrabeen has a car park alongside Tramshed, and there is plenty of car parking on the other side of Pittwater Road.  It is also easy to reach by bus, with a B1 stop at the adjacent restored tram shed, where the 199 from Manly also stops.  Although there is no direct bus from the North Shore, Tramshed is only 3 stops on the B1 from the Dee Why terminus of the 160X express from Chatswood.

What's new
We use our Facebook page for all ACOP news.  Here's what is on our Facebook feed right now, or you can click our logo below to open the page in Facebook itself.  (If your internet connection is a bit slow, you may have to wait a bit for the Facebook feed to load.  If you're reading this from work, Facebook might get blocked.)