The BEST Art Galleries in Long Pocket QLD

TYTO Regional Art Gallery is situated in the TYTO Wetlands precinct.

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Established for 15 years, we specialise in professional custom picture framing, and with all our up to date computerised machinery we can deliver what ever you need. We have recently branched out into selling art supplies and document printing scanning and laminating to compliment the very popular large format printing service. Our upstairs gallery of indigenous and local art is also a must view.

A online business selling the tropical artworks of a local artist Jennifer Payne.

Mission Arts is a vibrant community arts centre located in Mission Beach, QLD bringing a variety of creative opportunities and experiences to the residents and visitors of the Cassowary Coast. The centre was opened in August 2010 and consists of a gallery, gallery shop, open air workshop space, dedicated pottery shed, and a combined administrative/catering/storage area. We are the largest self-sustaining community arts organisation in the Far North and operate as a completely volunteer led and volunteer run organisation. We host approximately 12 exhibition openings a year, which are free and open to the public and facilitate more than 100 workshops a year, covering a range of areas such as basketry, mosaic and glass work, pottery, creative writing, life drawing and painting. Our facility is available for hire and we welcome conversations with interested artists, individuals and groups wishing to further explore their connection to the arts. At the core, we're about community, we're about collaboration, we're about creating an inclusive arts space where anyone can feel welcome to explore or further develop their artistic talents and creative pursuits. We do hope you'll drop in and say hello when you're in the area...and we thank you in advance for supporting the arts!

The Helen Wiltshire Gallery has a beautiful display of local artworks, paintings, prints, jewellery and sculpture.

Step back in time and lose yourself in the golden history of the Zara Clark Museum - Charters Towers. The trip from Townsville to Charters Towers is an easy hour and a half drive on sealed road. When you visit Charters Towers you will experience the Queensland outback and all the heritage buildings which line the streets of this quaint gold rush town including the Zara Clark Museum and Stock Exchange Arcade. If you’re looking for things to do in Charters Towers, the Zara Clark museum has an impressive collection of photographs, machinery you can learn about gold history and all the stories of this regional town that will intrigue everyone from history buffs to young children. Engage with passionate volunteers to hear what life was like in Charters Towers when 15,000 soldiers were based there during WWI and WWII. Prepare to lose yourself in the drama and excitement that was Charters Towers over a century ago as you tour through displays featuring agricultural, mining and medical equipment, some of it still in working order.