The Galari Bila/Lachlan River Precinct is a vast grassy area, perfect for enjoying a day out in nature.
Begin your exploring by taking the Erambie Shared Path to under the Cowra Bridge where you will find the impressive Indigenous Art Murals on the Bridge Pylons.
Visitors can enjoy a gentle stroll along the path set next to the banks of the River. Picnic tables and grassed areas provide the ideal space to relax, enjoy a picnic or throw a line in for a spot of fishing.
A leash-free area is nearby offering a place for the furry members of the family to run about and enjoy the sunshine.
The Galaxy Drive-In Theatre first opened it's doors in 1973 and is popular with locals near and far.
Take the family and watch movies the way generations before used to. Pack your deck chairs, or fill the car with blankets and pillows for an enjoyable, comfortable evening.
You can bring your own food, drinks and snacks or buy them from their onsite cafe which sells cinema favourites popcorn, drinks, icecreams and takeaway meals like hamburgers, hotdogs, toasties, nuggets, chiko rolls and hot chips.
See website for pricing, the name of movie showing (or coming soon), gate opening time and movie screening time.
Galeria Grafika is a boutique graphic art gallery, celebrating the Art of Graphic Design.
Located in the heart of Adelaide's East End arts and culture district, the gallery is approachable, affordable and designed to showcase Graphic Art in a way that feels accessible and engaging.
Gallery owner, Samantha Knoll, sources unique, rare and original vintage works from around the world – many never before seen in Adelaide.
Visitors should expect the unexpected for a truly unique experience.
As part of the Avoca Community Arts and Gardens Hub located at the newly transformed heritage listed Avoca Railway Station, Gallery 127 presents exhibitions of local and regional artists as well as solo exhibitions by single artists, including photographic and sculptural works.
Local history displays, workshops and artist studio spaces are also available together with a permanently operated community plant nursery situated on the station's platform.
Port Broughton's Gallery 1871 has hosted many exhibitions, highlighting a large range of themes, materials and media.
Most artwork is for sale. The gallery is located within the Port Broughton Town Hall.
Gallery 1871 is always looking for interested artists to hire the space. Upcoming exhibitions and workshops can be found on the Barunga West Council Facebook page.
Gallery 294, an artist-run haven, ardently supports and showcases a rich tapestry of artistry. It offers a platform for local and guest artists to display their diverse creations, fostering a thriving artistic community.
Amid your visit, be sure to explore the unique, handcrafted mementos and gifts skillfully fashioned by talented artisans, a testament to the rich creative spirit that thrives within these walls.
Nestled in the creative heart of Robertson within the vibrant Highlands Hive, Gallery 74 is a premier destination for art lovers visiting the beautiful Southern Highlands.
This dynamic art space proudly showcases a carefully curated collection of stunning original paintings, intricate printmaking, and innovative mixed media works. Whether you are drawn to evocative contemporary abstracts, breathtaking local landscapes, or striking modern realism, the gallery offers a diverse visual feast that caters to every artistic palate.
Gallery 74 serves as a vital platform for the region's flourishing creative community, highlighting the incredible talent of exceptional local Southern Highlands artists. In addition, the space regularly features captivating exhibitions from other prominent and award-winning creators across New South Wales, bringing a rich and ever-evolving variety of artistic voices to the area.
Beyond simply viewing art, visitors are invited to immerse themselves in an inspiring, welcoming atmosphere. It is the perfect place for seasoned collectors seeking their next masterpiece, interior design enthusiasts looking for a unique statement piece, or weekend wanderers wanting to soak up the local culture. Discover the passion, color, and creativity that make Gallery 74 an absolute must-visit highlight of any Southern Highlands itinerary.
Gallery 8 – art, wine coffee and culture in Southport on the Gold Coast.
Gallery 8 is a vibrant cultural destination on the Gold Coast, combining a contemporary art gallery with a welcoming café and creative spaces.
Located in Southport, the gallery showcases a curated selection of original artworks from established and emerging Australian artists, spanning painting, photography, sculpture, and mixed media.
Visitors are invited to explore regularly changing exhibitions, discover unique collectible pieces, and connect with artists through special events such as "Art Weekend" for emerging Artists. Gallery 8 is more than just an exhibition space – it is a creative hub that celebrates community, culture, and conversation.
Gallery 8 is accessible to the public throughout the week and provides a welcoming environment for art lovers, collectors, and visitors looking to experience the Gold Coast's creative scene. Whether browsing for original artworks, attending an event, or enjoying a coffee surrounded by art, Gallery 8 offers an inspiring cultural experience.
A visit to Bodalla is not complete without perusing the magnificent artworks at Gallery Bodalla. Gallery Bodalla hosts a number of art exhibitions per year, showcasing a range of different local artists, techniques and media. The Gallery usually opens Spring through to Autumn and closes for a Winter recess.
Be inspired by artists such as Annie Franklin, Gordon Robinson and Stuart Whitelaw to name a just few.
Gallery Central Incorporated is a non-profit community art gallery located in the centre of the small rural town of Nhill in Victoria, on the main highway, halfway between Melbourne and Adelaide. The gallery is entirely run by volunteers.
Gallery Central displays and sells the work of its members, who are local artists and artisans that live within the Hindmarsh Shire. The gallery also hosts visiting exhibitions, community and children’s art displays and runs occasional workshops.
Visitors will enjoy viewing paintings, drawings, metal art, textile creations, mosaics, ceramics, jewellery and woodwork as well as the unique spaces they are displayed within. Over thirty local artisans and makers display and sell their creations here. There is something for everyone.
The Gallery and Art House BnB are located near the town of Huonville. Gallery in the Square has art and craft, collectables and gifts.
View, and or buy original paintings and preloved collectable paintings, art glass, wood, pottery, fibre art, sculpture and more.
The gallery also houses a large collection of Kimonos and Obis for sale. The gallery is set in large gardens at the Art House on the outskirts of Huonville with rural surrounds.
MOWA has over 60 wearable art garments on display. Bookings preferred.
Gallery Lane Cove and Creative Studios is a not-for-profit art centre located in the heart of Lane Cove. Funded partly by Lane Cove Council, their mission is to nurture artistic practice and innovative arts and cultural programs.
The Gallery presents a diverse exhibition and public program of contemporary and modern art, featuring works by emerging and established, local, national and international artists. It promotes the development and presentation of progressive contemporary art practices while continuing to support established approaches and disciplines.
The Creative Studios facility comprise Painting/Drawing, Textiles, Printmaking and Ceramics studio spaces as well as three artist studio spaces for hire and funded residency programs. The arts centre runs a rich variety of term classes, workshops and masterclasses across the disciplines of painting (mixed-media, acrylic and watercolour), drawing, life-drawing, textiles (printing, embroidery, sewing, knitting, stitching), printmaking and ceramics.
Gallery Minima is a new contemporary art space dedicated entirely to jewellery, objects and textiles under 30 cm² in volume. Located in the regional town of Dungog, NSW, Gallery Minima offers a refreshing counterpoint to large, impersonal exhibition spaces. Every work here is intentionally small—and not as a gimmick, but as a way to celebrate constraint. Smallness encourages thoughtfulness. It invites interaction. It honours the idea that art doesn't need to be large to be important. That, and the space itself is small.
You'll discover exceptionally crafted objects, textile-based works, jewellery pieces, and objects engaging diverse mediums—all of them made by artists who understand how much meaning can be compressed into a compact form.
At the Gallery of Central Australia (GoCA), they celebrate creativity and culture. They aim to educate and inspire through revolving exhibitions, enriching discussions and shining a light on emerging artists through Artist in Residence programs.
They're committed to providing a platform for their Indigenous community to share their stories and culture, and their encourage you to join them in exploring one of the oldest living and vibrant cultures.
Gallery of Small Things is Australia's smallest gallery, showcasing emerging and established artists in the Visual Arts. It's less than six metres square and brings international, interstate and local artists to a Canberra backyard. The Gallery, affectionally known as GOST, is about makers and designers who love texture, form and small.
Visitors will see a new exhibition program of solo, duo and group shows which feature artworks in ceramics, jewellery, mixed media, paintings, photography, print media and textiles. In 2026, there are six exhibitions to visit in person and online. Visit the website for more information on dates, times, and who's coming to show in the special exhibitions space.
The shop is available to visit online 24/7. When shows are on, in-person visitors can see selected artworks that are perfect to gift, take on the plane, interstate/overseas, or to keep.
The founder/director and ceramic artist, Anne Masters, is keen to promote/provide emerging artists with an excellent stepping-stone to showcase works alongside those of established artists in an intimate and supportive space. She also offers professional practice workshops for visual artists and art organisations.
GOST is a hidden, award-winning tourist gem and allows visitors to experience art in the suburbs. With an artist's studio next door and cottage gardens, it's a place for people to unplug from life's complexities and enjoy the smallest of beautiful simplicities.
Gallery on Dowling is an artist-run exhibition space. The gallery specialises in painting and printmaking.
Artist, Helene Leane, uses the space as a studio and workshop allowing visitors to see an artist at work. Jeanne Harrison has an exhibition space where her works on paper are a key attraction.
Both artists live in Dungog and are inspired by the verdant countryside - its native flora, wildlife and the pastures.
The gallery is easily accessible for those with a disability and there is plenty of parking available.
Gallery on Track is located in historic railway barracks on Blackshaw Road. Boasting soaring ceilings and timber floors, this heritage building provides a stunning backdrop for an ever-changing array of high-quality original artworks and unique giftware's by local and regional artists.
The Gallery is staffed by volunteers, most of whom are the creators of the works for sale , others simply support community creativity.
Gallery on Track presents a new exhibition each month showcasing the individual talents of member artists - painting, printmaking, ceramics, mosaics, woodwork, leatherwork, jewellery, felt making, quilting, textile arts and much more. The Gallery is a 'must see' on any visit to Goulburn.
Explore your creativity at Gallery on Track. The highly-skilled artists and artisans regularly offer classes and weekend workshops in their areas of expertise including painting, printmaking and felt making. For more information on classes or workshops please contact the Gallery during opening hours.
Gallery on Track is within easy walking distance of Goulburn's CBD and has onsite parking and full disability access.
Located in the heritage-listed Old Courthouse Complex, the Gallery Store presents a meticulously curated collection of local art.
Crafted in a myriad of mediums, the beautiful works displayed in this historic building have been selected as inspired expressions of the environment in which they originated.
Once linked to the Busselton Jetty by tramline, the Old Courthouse Complex has a strong coastal connection, which is represented in awe-inspiring oceanic art on display.
Adorning the walls of this charming character building, colourful paintings, photographs and prints showcase stunning landscapes, flora and fauna.
Homewares include charming Happy Cat Studio mugs, crockery, platters, salad servers and planters, as well as ornaments, coasters and timber grazing boards by Scrubby Swain.
There's also a wide range of jewellery, from fun and colourful Binky Clay earrings to fine art creations by Emma Meakes and vibrant glass designs by Nalda Hoskins.
Fashionistas will enjoy browsing the assortment of vintage clothing and upcycled items, as well as felt hats and bags by Carol Mulhearn, silky scarves by Trish Waters and denim pocket tote bags by Dorothy Ann Designs.
Gallipoli Park is a must visit during your trip to Marysville and surrounds.
The main entrance to the precinct will take you through the stunning Reflective Gardens, and on to the New Life Sculpture, designed by local artist Bruno Torfs, which represents new life in the community since the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires.
The park precinct includes a state-of-the-art children's playground, complete with a elevated sandpit, slides, rope climbing net, swings and flying fox, as well as fantastic walking trails that take you over the bridge and along side the lake.
Also available at the park is a barbecue area, picnic tables, rotunda, sports oval and toilets.
The Gallipoli to Armistice Memorial traces the birth of the Anzac legend. Drawn from the personal perspectives in letters written home to loved ones by Wide Bay district men who fought on the front line, including Lieutenant Duncan Chapman, the first Anzac ashore at Gallipoli.
Soaring eight meters into the sky is a steel representation of the cliffs of Gallipoli, leading to panels telling the story of the battles. From there, visitors follow inscribed pavers to the Western Front battlegrounds, past sculptures and whispering voices to an arbour dedicated to the pitiless Battle of Pozieres
The all-abilities Gallipoli to Armistice memorial is free to visit. Its path wends through pretty, peaceful Queen's Park in stark contrast to the relentless shelling, mud, and bloody carnage of World War I.
Galloway Green is a 6,000 square meters oasis of green in Gledswood Hills. The park is complete with play equipment for all ages and ability, such as swings slides and sensory activities. This ideal spot to visit in NSW is also fitted with picnic areas, alongside sanitary barbecue areas, therefore offering fun for the whole family.
Galloway Springs Farm, nestled just outside the historic town of Bridgetown in the South West of Western Australia, offers a vibrant agricultural destination centered on regenerative farming and wholesome community connection. This multi-faceted enterprise provides spray-free seasonal produce, and eco-conscious on-site accommodation.
What truly distinguishes this property is its profound dedication to holistic ecology, managing a thriving two-hundred-acre ecosystem where rotational grazing builds living, healthy soil. From the signature Italian Purple garlic, where thousands of cloves are meticulously hand-planted and harvested on-site, to the thriving farm shop that collaborates with neighboring producers, the business champions absolute transparency and nutrient-dense nutrition.
The surrounding region beautifully enhances the stay, allowing visitors to complement their farm experience by exploring the nearby Blackwood River, hiking regional heritage trails, or relaxing in the boutique cafes of Bridgetown. On the property, unique design elements shine through a beautifully restored historic wool-shed reminiscent of an English barn, alongside a private, eco-friendly tiny house overlooking a tranquil dam. Operating the farm shop during daylight hours ensures convenient accessibility for travellers planning a sustainable countryside escape. Discerning guests are encouraged to explore the estate further or make a booking for a truly restorative experience
Located out on Corambirra Point on the Northern end of Boambee Beach, Gallows Beach is a non-patrolled rocky beach with a short strip of sand. It’s an extremely popular spot with surfers, with gentle winds and high waves.
Bring the family dog for an off-leash walk along the sand to Boambee Beach or up around Corambirra Point for stunning ocean views. A clean, peaceful spot, the beach features a car park right on the edge of the sand – watch the sunrise or climb up the neighbouring headland for a better view of the surrounding mountains.
Call into nearby Jetty Beach House for a delicious meal overlooking the beach and headland.
Situated just off the Sturt Highway between Narrandera and Wagga Wagga, and only 13 kilometres from Lockhart, Galore Hill Scenic Reserve is an impressive landmark that covers over 500 hectares of thriving bushland.
Drive to the top of the Saddle or the Summit and enjoy stunning views, well-maintained bushwalking tracks, and extensive native flora and fauna.
A lookout tower on the Summit offers panoramic views while extensive walking tracks take in the caves of infamous bushranger, Daniel 'Mad Dog' Morgan.
An entertaining children's playground rests beneath shady trees at the Saddle, while barbeques, picnic facilities and toilets are available at both the Summit and the Saddle.
While at Galore Hill Scenic Reserve, keep an eye out for grey kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, black cockatoos and 140 different bird species.
Over 850 varieties of Australian native plants grow here, and in springtime, Galore Hill Scenic Reserve is a colourful array of wattles, grevilleas, hakeas and flowering eucalyptus!
