1 / 3Shoalhaven Regional Gallery
📍 Nowra, NSW
Rotating exhibitions from local, national, and international artists, plus after-school art programs for children, drawing workshops, and the Walawaani cultural space. Free entry.
We visited the gallery while the Weaver's, Potter's and Ceramacist's exhibition was showing. It was great seeing so many beautiful art pieces. Entry is free and there Isa small gift shop with lovely goodies to buy.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for school-age kids with an interest in art and cultural experiences, particularly those who'd benefit from the structured after-school classes. The rotating exhibitions mean return visits reveal new content. Families wanting a quiet, low-cost cultural outing in the Shoalhaven region will find this a reliable option.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Eleanor M
a year ago
“We visited the gallery while the Weaver's, Potter's and Ceramacist's exhibition was showing. It was great seeing so many beautiful art pieces. Entry is free and there Isa small gift shop with lovely goodies to buy.”
Barefoot Bushwalker
3 years ago
“Especially loved the Julie Paterson exhibit, very peaceful & tranquil energy. Loved the First Nation's artists work in the courtyard gallery. Painting old cake tins !!! So inspiring”
SARGES’ Family
5 years ago
“My kids do the after school art classes here and are taught different mediums each week. They love being creative and the lessons provided are helpful and encouraging”
Kelly
4 months ago
“We visit the Art Gallery quite often, looking out for new exhibitions, hope to visit again soon if they display the Student HSC artwork.”
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Overview
Shoalhaven Regional Gallery in Nowra runs rotating contemporary exhibitions across multiple gallery spaces, including the Walawaani cultural space and Ngura Education Space. Programming includes after-school art classes for children covering different mediums each week, plus adult workshops in drawing and portraiture. A small gift shop stocks local art pieces. Free entry makes repeat visits practical for local families.
