Kingaroy Art Gallery

Beautiful space, welcoming and well-informed staff and volunteers, diverse artwork and local artists and craftspeople are well represented in the adjoining shop. Looking forward to going back!

The staff at the information desk were great and helpfull the two guys at the museum were fantastic so much history to share

For a small town unassuming Art Gallery there was a very good set up. Obviously there’s nothing to do out here because there was a lot of good art, some historical, some interpretative, some imaginative.Bit disappointed there was no peanut art ;).Friendly helpful staff

I stumbled across this gallery and was very pleasantly surprised. The quality of the local artists in this community is outstanding. And a special thanks to the volunteer guides who made my visit very enjoyable. I think there are some amazing people in Kingaroy.

I often enjoy visiting the Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery. They change their exhibits regularly so there is always something different to see every month.

Nice little gallery with some intriguing exhibits after the statue competition last year.

Great space for an art gallery, a nice mix of works and local artists with plenty of small things for sale as well. Best part was pretty much every room was made into a display so you could really see the history of the space as well

Kingaroy Art is filled with wonderful art work show casing local talent from art crafts, paintings, to gemstones and jewelry. Art work is for sale and you can pick up some beautifully crafted items. It's free to visit and only need to spend short time walking through the rooms/ hallways. I thought the building is beautiful with art deco and interesting ceiling features too.Next door is the town Information Centre to buy souvenirs and next building is the Heritage Museum to visit. Nice gardens out the back to sit down for a rest stop and public toilets available also.

Having travelled to regional art galleries up and down the east coast from Brissy to Yeppoon, this was by far our favourite. Housed in the beautiful council chambers building (worth going to just to look at the beautiful timber floors) it had a varied collection including pottery, paintings, scarves - it had a LOT of great stuff all of which was available for purchase at a variety of fair price points so there is something for everybody, art connoisseur to backpacker. I picked up a hand painted silk scarf for my Nana for Chrissy that went down a treat. We will go back the next time we are stopping in Kingaroy. Be sure to check out the heritage listed peanut silos across the street - they are impressive to say the least.