Grafton Regional Gallery

Grafton Regional Gallery (GRG) is one of NSW's leading contemporary public galleries, delivering a vibrant program of events and public programs, and bringing showstopping exhibitions to the region.

Grafton Regional Gallery is also home to the Jacaranda Acquisitive Drawing Award (JADA), the nation's richest regional drawing prize. The JADA attracts entries from major artists across Australia, celebrating contemporary Australian drawing at its finest. Grafton Regional Gallery brings high-profile exhibitions, such as the Archibald and Wynne Prizes to the region, as well as in-house curated exhibitions showcasing the strength and vibrancy of regional artists in NSW.

Enjoy coffee and cake in the courtyard, shop for artisan gifts in The Gallery Store, stroll through the sculpture garden and don't forget to snap a photo on Grafton's iconic big purple chair!

Grafton Regional Gallery (GRG) is one of NSW's leading contemporary public galleries, delivering a vibrant program of events and public programs, and bringing showstopping exhibitions to the region.

Enjoy coffee and cake in the courtyard, shop for artisan gifts in The Gallery Store, stroll through the sculpture garden and don't forget to snap a photo on Grafton's iconic big purple chair!

Where you'll be

158 Canterbury Road

Kilsyth Victoria 3137

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