OUTDOOR GALLERY
Fitzroy St Projections
The Tamworth Regional Gallery is excited to deliver digital artwork onto the Outdoor Gallery in Fitzroy St until December 2026.
Each month you can experience a different large-scale art installation created by regional artists and local groups. This project helps celebrate our legacy as the city of light and showcases some of the regional talent we have.
May 2026
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Thursday 7 May - Sunday 10 May | 6-10pm
Part of Tamworth Regional Heritage Festival Combined Exhibition
Showing this week on the Outdoor Gallery; a series of new and existing films from our museums and archives. Screened as part of Heritage Festival, and the Change - Tamworth Regional Heritage Festival Combined Exhibition
Calala House - Tamworth Historical Society
Hidden Precinct - Ian Austin and Tamworth Regional Film and Sound Archive
Tamworth Archives - Tamworth Regional Film and Sound Archive
Calala House - Tamworth Historical Society
Tamworth Historical Society Inc. is based at the Calala Cottage Museum complex in Denison Street, West Tamworth which has been open to the public since 1974, with the main museum operating since 1976. Our mission is to preserve our built heritage and ensure our collections of local history are accessible to all. The Society volunteers, together with local service groups and Tamworth business’ have dedicated thousands of hours to preserving the museum’s buildings which display collection items. Significant buildings on the site include ‘Calala House’, built by the first Mayor of Tamworth, Philip Gidley King, in 1875, an original Australian Agriculture Company shepherd’s hut and the relocated Moonbi ‘Beehive’ School.
We are proud to be celebrating 50 years of stewardship at our West Tamworth site. Over the decades, we have played an important role in offering educational and engaging experiences for visitors of all ages. We are passionate about sharing our stories—and just as importantly, listening to yours. With a substantial collection of objects, as well as a dedicated library and archive, we warmly welcome new members and volunteers to join us at any time.
Tamworth Historical Society
Preserving the Past to Enrich the Future
Guided Tours: Friday & Saturday between 11am & 3pm or by appointment
Website: Tamworth Historical Society
Email: tamworthhistorical@bigpond.com
Facebook: Tamworth Historical Society
Instagram: Tamworth Historical Society
Hidden Precinct - Ian Austin and Tamworth Regional Film and Sound Archive
This artwork promotes the attractions of the Victoria Park area including Tamworth Miniature Trains, Tamworth Regional Botanic Gardens, Tamworth Men’s shed and Tamworth Regional Science and Astronomy Centre and their many valued volunteers.
Tamworth Archives - Tamworth Regional Film and Sound Archive
Various scenes from Tamworth over the years. Including Peel Street pre-palm trees and a green view from the look out.
Tamworth Regional Film and Sound Archive
Tamworth Regional Film and Sound Archive
The Tamworth Regional Film and Sound Archive preserves our region’s film and sound heritage with material dating back to 1916.
The Tamworth Regional Film and Sound Archive is located at 218 Peel Street, next door to the PowerStation Museum and near the Tamworth Community Centre.
Hours of operation are Tuesdays from 9.30am to 3.00pm or via appointment. All welcome!
Website: Tamworth Regional Film and Sound Archive
Email: tamfilmlib@gmail.com
Facebook: Tamworth Regional Film and Sound Archive
What has been previously screened this year at the Outdoor Gallery.
SB51 Golden Way
This film combining drone footage and illustration encourages you to make the drive up to Hanging Rock and take some time to relax.
Visitors from dreams
‘Tamworth’s Roll of Honour’ – WW1 Cinema Slides Collection
During the First World War, over 400 quarter-plate glass slides were created as part of a “Roll of Honour” initiative developed by Penn’s Peel Pictures.
Tamworth Regional Film and Sound Archive
Tamworth Historical Society
Tamworth Country Music Festival
Archival footage from Tamworth Country Music Festival
The Outdoor Gallery Project
This project funding was secured by Tamworth Regional Council through the NSW Government Department of Planning, Industry and Environment ‘Streets as Shared Spaces’ initiative and Council has now allocated ongoing funding to continue the Outdoor Gallery for a two-year trial period.


