About Gladstone Regional Art Gallery and Museum
The Gladstone Regional Art Gallery and Museum is a public cultural institution in Gladstone Central, Queensland, housed in the heritage-listed former Gladstone Town Hall built in 1934. Operated by Gladstone Regional Council, it combines visual arts and social history, presenting rotating exhibitions of local, national and First Nations artists alongside a collection documenting the region's maritime and community heritage.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a heritage Art Deco building in central Gladstone with multiple gallery spaces hosting changing contemporary art, photography and community exhibitions, plus museum displays on local history and maritime heritage. The interior includes exhibition rooms, a gift shop and interpretive displays. The venue is compact and walkable, with a civic setting near the CBD, suitable for self-guided viewing and occasional guided tours, workshops and events.
Key highlights
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Heritage-listed 1934 former Gladstone Town Hall building with Art Deco features
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Rotating program of contemporary art, photography and touring exhibitions
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Local history and maritime heritage collection representing the Gladstone Region
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Community and First Nations art exhibitions and cultural programs