Grace and Grace

Loans from the National Gallery of Australia, Sharing the Collection Program of two significant Australian female artists, Grace Crowley and Grace Cossington Smith.

Of particular significance to our region are the pieces created by Grace Crowley, a talented artist from the small town of Barraba, located nearby to Tamworth. Crowley’s early works reflect the beauty and landscapes of rural Australia, with a focus on the natural environment of her home region. Additionally, the exhibits of Grace Crowley and Grace Cossington Smith’s works highlight the importance of women artists in the Australian art industry.

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Tamworth Regional Heritage Festival Exhibition

Tamworth Regional Museums celebrate the 46th Annual Australian Heritage Festival with a combined exhibition.

Creative Play Tuesdays - Term 2 2026

Preschool Workshop

Join us in the Gallery each Tuesday morning for eight fun and relaxed workshops, encouraging children and their families to engage creatively.

Exploration of Line

Sophie Honess | Sybil Orr | Tania Hartigan

In this exhibition, Sybil Orr, Sophie Honess and Tania Hartigan, three fibre artists, independently explore the concept “Exploration of Line” using a wide variety of materials, techniques and formats, including two-dimensional and three-dimensional sculptural presentations.

SELF SABOTAGE

Portraits by David Darcy

Having achieved great recognition for traditional portraiture in Australia, David Darcy once again reinvents his practice with this latest work. Self Sabotage explores the ability to undermine a persona in search of more honest and self-fulfilling representations.

Gallery Community Choir

A free fortnightly opportunity for people of all abilities to get together and sing !

Led by local local musician Brookie Gillette, the Gallery Choir provides an opportunity for people of all ages and backgrounds to get together an d sing! Neuroscience proves that singing connects the neural pathways in the brain differently and releases endorphins, making people healthier, happier, smarter and more creative. It is also loads of fun! Please register your RSVP and join us!

Artist Talk: Tania Hartigan

Exploration of Line

Hear directly from regional fibre artist Tania Hartigan, who will discuss her latest work on display within the exhibition 'Exploration of Line'.

Visible Mending

Join us for Visible Mending Workshops inspired by the Japanese repair technique, Sashiko.

Join Gallery Staff as you learn the art of turning rips, tears or stains in your favourite piece of clothing into a beautiful piece of wearable art.

Yoga in the Gallery

Tuesdays, 12:30pm - 1:30pm

An opportunity to enjoy a gentle yoga class with beautiful relaxation amongst the current exhibitions on show at the Tamworth Regional Gallery.

Tuesday Art Class with artist Fonda Shae

12 May - 23 June 2026 Weekly, Tuesday 4pm - 6pm

Led by Gunnedah‑based artist Fonda Shae, this welcoming program introduces participants to landscape and portrait painting using acrylics. Suitable for beginners through to emerging painters, the workshop focuses on building technical skills while encouraging observation, creative confidence, and personal expression.

Lets Make Art - Tamworth Regional Gallery Friends Makers Space

Join the Friends of Tamworth Regional Gallery

Engage in DIY art gatherings with fellow art enthusiasts to work on and create your own projects in an exciting community space.

Gallery Guided Tours

Guided Tour of the current exhibitions on display at the Gallery

Gallery staff and volunteers will lead a free Gallery tour, celebrating the outstanding artworks currently on display within the four Gallery exhibition spaces. Providing insights into the artists’ creativity, practices and subject matter.

Sunday Funday - Come and Play in the Studio

Drop in and enjoy some creative making in the art gallery studio.

An opportunity to visit the art gallery studio, and experiment with various art-making techniques including drawing, painting and printmaking.

Outdoor Gallery - HERE & THERE

Fitzroy Street Plaza, dusk til 10pm

Sydney artist Alex Karaconji’s Letter #1 brings the intimacy and looseness of a letter into stop-motion animation, while Armidale-based artist Daniel Elliott’s Shits for the Birds drifts through the soft atmospheres of regional life at dawn.

Outdoor Gallery - Natures showcase from various artists

Projection art from Mike Terry and Dr Alana Blackburn and Joanne Stead, Jodie Herden, Jody White, and Karen Balsar and Wade Marynowsky

An opportunity to see various artistic interpretations of nature - reflecting on our connection and interpretations, its fragility and beauty. The official part of the evening will feature live musical performance and artist talk.

Kait James: Red Flags

Red Flags is Wadawurrung artist Kait James’ most ambitious solo exhibition to date. Since 2018, James has been carving out a unique visual language based in the reappropriation of racialised products.

Researching Local Legends

Tamworth Regional Heritage Festival

Join Museum Co-ordinator Kate Hofman and learn how to access the stories of our local museums.

Tamworth Regional Gallery Friends Silent Auction

The Major Fund-Raising Event for Tamworth Regional Gallery Friends

Leading regional artists have been invited to submit small artworks including paintings, ceramics, sculpture and woodwork for silent auction. This is a major fund-raising event for the Friends of the Gallery whose primary purpose is to support the Tamworth Regional Gallery through the purchase of new works for the Collection.

Dhurranmay-Gal Dhirrabuu: (Outstanding Leaders) 50 Years of Deadly

Tamworth NAIDOC Committee 2026

Dhurranmay-Gal Dhirrabuu pays tribute to, the Outstanding Leaders from our First Nations Community. Photographers Danny Dalton, Tess Reading, Janine Way, Jordan Barber and Josh Turner are well known First Nations photographers in the Tamworth region with a passion for capturing special moments and highlighting the positive qualities of individuals, families, and community.

In Conversation with artist Kait James and curator Aaron Bradbrook.

Join artist Kait James in conversation with curator Aaron Bradbrook in the gallery to hear about Kait James: Red Flags.

Kait James: Red Flags is a Warrnambool Art Gallery exhibition, curated by Aaron Bradbrook and touring nationally with NETS Victoria.

Mini Flags: Workshop with Artist Kait James

Join Wadawurrung artist Kait James for a school holiday workshop inspired by her exhibition 'Kait James: Red Flags'.

Children aged 6+ and their adults are invited to join Wadawurrung artist Kait James for a mini flag making workshop inspired by her exhibition Kait James: Red Flags. Participants will create their own mini flag embellished with unique messages that they can take home.