Murray Bridge Regional Gallery

The region’s platform for contemporary visual arts is in a compact but airy extension at the back of the Town Hall.The building dates in its current form to 2005 and has three distinct exhibition spaces, as well as a large gift shop selling diverse arts and crafts by people from the area.As for exhibitions, there’s a blend of national touring shows and thematic or solo exhibitions for artists from South Australia.The gallery also has a vibrant calendar of workshops and events, from the three-day Murray Fringe festival in late-summer to arts and crafts markets and classes in lino, acrylic and silk printing.

Great little gallery. Current exhibition on Australian Rock musicians from about the mid seventies to about the year two thousand. The Falling Joys are in the photo.

Had a wonderful day painting on silk with Helen Moon instructing. Fun time with fun ladies. After I visited the main office to see what fantastic things they had to purchase. Will be coming again in the new year

A great regional gallery- a must visit when visiting Murray Bridge

Large space with interesting exhibitions. Very nicely set out. The gallery shop had a good selection of locally made items for sale.

Lovely ambience and space for the display of artworks. Recently had the pleasure of attending and saw the Refugee Week and Youth Art Prize Displays, both of which were carefully and meticulously displayed. The curator and staff should be complimented on this. The gift shop is lovely too with local pieces available.

Not a bad gallery at all!

A lovely small space with wonderful exhibits. I was lucky enough to see Clare Belfrage's glass blowing exhibition which was fantastic.A nice little gift shop too.

Great experience awsome staff. Highly recommended.