The Tableland’s diverse landscape creates breathtaking natural beauty in which colourful villages and bustling towns are nestled. In this clean mountain air, a rich arts community thrives and shares their talents. Artists, potters, photographers, sculptors and teachers create artworks that capture the true heart of the Tablelands. Take home your own piece from one of the studios and shops across the region.
We operate three galleries in the Tablelands Region. Exhibitions are constantly changing and include artworks from local artists, travelling exhibitions, and school and community groups.
Interested in participating in the arts and activities that benefit health and wellbeing? Have a look at our Arts Workshops.
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Tableland Regional Gallery
Opening Hours
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Monday
Closed
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Tuesday
10am–4pm
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Wednesday
10am–4pm
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Thursday
10am–4pm
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Friday
10am–4pm
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Saturday
9am–12pm
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Sunday
Closed
Since 2008, the Tableland Regional Gallery has showcased a diverse array of artistic talent from the Atherton Tablelands, and provided an excellent venue for touring exhibitions, art workshops and cultural events.
The gallery is closed on public holidays and between Christmas and New Year.
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Carbon_Dating
A series of artwork-based experiments featuring Australia’s native grasses.
By Keith Armstrong, Liz Capelin, Daniele Constance, Hilary Coulter, Merinda Davies, Donna Davis, Mia Hacker, Andrea Higgins, Luke Lickfold, Jason Murphy (Jinibara), Kilagi Nielsen, Sasha Parlett (Maylangapa, Barkindji), Melissa Stannard (Yuwaalaraay, Gamilaraay, Koama), Delissa Walker Ngadijina (Kuku Yalanji) and Pipier Weller. Curators: Jo-Anne Driessens (Guwa-Koa, Kuku Yalanji) and Beth Jackson.
On display until Saturday 22 February

And I think to myself…
In a world full of wonder, what do we wonder about? Through drawing, painting and sculpture, the artists explore the worlds of fantasy, reality and the spaces in between.
By Linda Bates, Catherine Devine and Tina Jacobson.
On display Tuesday 4 March until Saturday 26 April
Exhibition opening 5pm Friday 7 March.
Artists in residence on various Fridays and Saturdays.

The Gallery will be closed Saturday 1 February – Monday 10 March.
Old Post Office Gallery
Opening Hours
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Monday
Closed
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Tuesday
10am–2pm
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Wednesday
10am–2pm
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Thursday
10am–2pm
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Friday
10am–2pm
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Saturday
10am–2pm
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Sunday
Closed
The Old Post Office Gallery is located at the Hou Wang Chinese Temple and Museum precinct and is a delightful exhibition space showcasing the work of talented local artists and community groups.
A workshop room is available for hire for arts-related activities.
The gallery is closed on public holidays, between Christmas and New Year, and for the month of February.
Impressions and Expressions
This mixed media exhibition explores the artist’s impressions and expressions of landscapes and abstraction. Through acrylics and inks, and recent experimentation with cold wax and oil paint, Fleming creates works that are rich in texture, earthy and translucent.
By Jen Fleming.
On display Tuesday 11 March until Saturday 3 May.
Exhibition opening 5pm Friday 14 March.
Artist in residence 10am–12noon Fridays.

Foyer Gallery
Opening Hours
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Monday
8.30am–5pm
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Tuesday
8.30am–5pm
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Wednesday
8.30am–5pm
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Thursday
8.30am–5pm
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Friday
8.30am–5pm
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Saturday
Closed
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Sunday
Closed
The Foyer Gallery showcases a vibrant selection of emerging artist and art group exhibitions.
The gallery is closed on public holidays and between Christmas and New Year.

Local People: The Second Series
This second collection of portraits continues the theme of the first — depicting and honouring the richly diverse inhabitants of the Tablelands. The local population provides a wonderland of idiosyncratic, original and colourful characters that represent an endless opportunity to capture and interpret humanity in all its colours, ages and moods.
By Songriver Photography Group.
On display until Friday 28 March.