Outdoor Gallery

Fitzroy St: Aug 2025 to Dec 2026.

Aaisha Regmi, Hillvue Public School 2026, Mungo, Scratchboard. Walaaybaa HOME 2026 Photography TRG

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.

Walaaybaa (Home) Project
November 5 -15

7.30-10pm 
 
 
Join us in Fitzroy Plaza to see work developed by local primary school students working in partnership with local Aboriginal artists, Art Gallery of NSW and Dept of Ed - Arts Unit. 

Walaaybaa (Home) Project
Projection of s
tudent artworks

Walaaybaa (Home) is developed by the Gamilaroi community at Tamworth and Tamworth Regional Gallery working with NSW Department of Education’s Arts Unit and the Art Gallery of New South Wales as part of the program Home: Aboriginal art from New South Wales.

Schools exhibiting include:

  • Duri Public School
  • Hillvue Public School
  • Moonbi Public School
  • Nundle Public School
  • Tamworth South Public School

Walaaybaa (Home) is a regional outreach education program that delivers sustained educational content and experiences introducing local Aboriginal art practice to primary and secondary school teachers, students and their wider communities.

Walaaybaa (Home) is realised as part of the program Home: Aboriginal art from New South Wales; a partnership since 2015 between Wiradjuri community at Wagga Wagga, Wagga Wagga Art Gallery, NSW Department of Education’s Arts Unit and the Art Gallery of New South Wales.

Image above: Aaisha Regmi, Hillvue Public School 2026, Mungo, Scratchboard. Photography TRG

 

WHEN AND WHERE

OUTDOOR GALLERY - What is Home?

📅 Wednesday 5 - Sunday 15 November 2026

🕘 From 7.30pm-10pm

📍 Fitzroy Street Plaza

 

 

Outdoor Gallery

The Tamworth Regional Gallery is excited to deliver digital artwork onto the Outdoor Gallery in Fitzroy St until December 2027. 

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. 


What's been on at the Outdoor Gallery
 
What is HOME?
Projection 
Sunita Bala
A collaboration with Fiesta La Peel
 
City of Light Festival
Friday 25 - Saturday 26 September 
 
 
6th Tamworth Textile Triennial - Nature Machine
17 - 24 September 2026 
 

When Main Streets Dream
Developed by Arts North West
August 

 

NAIDOC week  Dhurranmay-Gal Dhirrabuu: (Outstanding Leaders)
50 Years of Deadly
Tamworth NAIDOC Committee 2026
Screening 3-12 July

 

Natures Showcase - various artists
The Lyrebirds - Wade Marynowsky
Sweet Alcaic Meters - Mike Terry and Dr Alana Blackburn
Overhead and Underneath - Joanne Stead, Jodie Herden, Jody White and Karen Balsar 

HERE & THERE / Alex Karaconji & Daniel Elliott
Two animated works, two artists and two cities, connected by a single projection event.
A collaborative project by Tamworth Regional Gallery and DRAW Space, Sydney

 

Change: Part of Tamworth Regional Heritage Festival Combined Exhibition

Tamworth Historical Society, Tamworth Regional Film and Sound Archive, Hidden Precinct and Ian Austin 

 

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.