Orange Regional Museum

Orange Regional Museum is a contemporary history museum located in the Orange Cultural Centre at 151 Byng Street in central Orange, New South Wales. Opened in November 2016 by Orange City Council, it explores the stories of the Orange region on Wiradjuri Country. The museum presents permanent and temporary exhibitions on local heritage, agriculture, migration and community identity, using objects, multimedia and interactive displays to interpret the district's past and present.

Visitors can expect a modern, purpose-built museum within the Orange Cultural Centre precinct alongside the Orange Regional Gallery and Orange City Library. The museum features a permanent exhibition on the history of the Orange region and rotating temporary exhibitions. Displays include historical objects, photographs, multimedia and interactive elements. Visitors can explore gallery spaces, attend guided tours and public programs, and access a museum shop. The setting is central, accessible and family-friendly.

Opened on 26 November 2016 as part of the Orange Cultural Centre precinct developed by Orange City Council. The museum was established to collect, preserve and interpret the history of the Orange region, including Wiradjuri heritage, colonial settlement, gold rush era, agricultural and orcharding development, and post-war migration.

Showcases the cultural heritage of Wiradjuri Country and the diverse communities of the Central West region of New South Wales, highlighting agricultural traditions, food and wine culture, and community identity through community-curated exhibitions and programs.