Discover the best top things to do in Geelong & Bellarine, Australia including Queenscliff Gallery, Boom Gallery, The Hive Gallery, Geelong Gallery, Narana Aboriginal Cultural Centre, Geelong Powerhouse, Seaview Gallery, Tussock Upstairs Gallery, Metropolis Gallery, The Studio @54.
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5.0 based on 21 reviews
Queenscliff Gallery (QG), exhibits the artwork of Australian artists with a focus on original prints and works on paper. QG is housed in an 1868 Wesleyan church located on the Bellarine Peninsula and also offers editioning and publishing services.
A beautiful old church thats now a gallery. There are pieces from local and other well known print artists. We've bought several pieces for our home and only wish we had enough walls to hang more. The owners are lovely and knowledgeable people who run workshops as well as being printmakers themselves (have a look at the delightful Queenscliff series). They recently had an amazing exhibition of works by Sir Arthur Streeton. We just love this place and call in whenever we are in the area. We highly recommend it as a place to visit and to buy from.
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Boom Gallery is a vibrant contemporary Art Gallery located in Rutland St Newtown, Geelong in the former RSS Woolen Mill. Within the gallery are dedicated exhibition spaces, a design gallery, art stockroom and stand alone café. The aim of the gallery is to exhibit the highest standard of contemporary art and design in a space that is dynamic and exciting. We aim to actively engage people with the arts practice of artists, designers and makers from our region and across Australia. The gallery houses a café that creates a meeting place for visitors and locals, including the creative community of Rutland St.
Located in one of the most aesthetic streets in the city, Boom Gallery is one of my favourite places to visit for both coffee and to experience fantastic art. Boom has two separate galleries on the same street that both feature regularly changing exhibitions from both local and international artists. I love the fact that I can come in for a coffee and every fortnight or so there are entirely new exhibitions to view. I've discovered some of my favourite artists thanks to Boom and their support for emerging talent. Across the road is also Boom Makers, a creative hub that is home to jewelry makers, picture framers, leather workers and map makers all creating incredible handmade items that are sure to grab your attention. The cafe at Boom is also top notch, they do great coffee and fantastic food for both breakfast and lunch. Overall, Boom Gallery is a part of Geelong that I am genuinely most proud of. You really get a sense of the culture of this city both past and present when you walk through the large industrial doors. Highly recommend.
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4.5 based on 126 reviews
This Gallery has an extensive collection of artworks. The specialised exhibition I attended was excellent. Staff are attentive and very knowledgeable.
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Narana is an award winning Aboriginal Cultural Centre offering authentic, immersive cultural experiences. Experience the World’s Oldest Living Culture first hand with a Free self-guided Tour or book one of our group visitor experience tours delivered by expert Cultural Interpreters. “Narana” means Listening and Learning, but it’s a deep, deep listening in which you take in and live out. It is this concept of “Listening and Learning For Life” which underpins Narana’s mission to be a destination for cultural education and tourism activities which promote greater understanding of Aboriginal Culture and history. Listen and Learn about Ancient Dreaming stories, Connection To Country through Songlines, artworks, cultural artefacts and bush tucker. Nestled amongst native trees, walkways, garden & our resident wild life is our Cultural Education Exhibition Building, Art Gallery, Cafe Narana & Retail Outlet. Narana’s Art Gallery exhibits & sells artworks from internationally acclaimed and emerging Aboriginal and Torres Strait artists to suit all budgets. Cafe Narana serves up an extensive breakfast & lunch menu featuring dishes inspired by native ingredients and Indigenous flavours and includes both indoor & outdoor dining areas. Our Retail outlet stocks a large range of handmade items including boomerangs, didgeridoos, clothing, health & beauty, homewares, bush herbs and spices and souvenirs. Meet our resident emus and wallabies up close and you can even learn to throw a boomerang! Located 10 minutes from Geelong on the way to Torquay, on the doorstep of the Great Ocean Road, only 1 hour from Melbourne’s CBD. Open Monday to Saturday. Bookings can be made via phone or by visiting our website. Narana Aboriginal Cultural Centre is a Non-For-Profit Educational & Tourism focussed Enterprise that is committed to providing a welcome entree to todays’ Indigenous culture. ‘EXPERIENCE NARANA’
Amazing aboriginal cultural experience by Anthony and the cafe owner who made traditional delicious lemon myrtle scones for our morning tea- fantastic experience to take our overseas guests. They learnt about tools, culture, land, stories, listened to the didgeridoo, learnt how to throw a boomerang and met and fed native animals - emus, kangaroo and wallabies. Super interactive, very accommodating and so friendly. Loved it and nightly recommendation it to everyone.
4.0 based on 13 reviews
This is a great gallery to browse through on your visit to Queenscliff. Professional quality paintings, many with local seaside themes, quality blown glassware and beautiful pottery
Metropolis Gallery presents contemporary Australian paintings, collectable edition prints, sculpture, art glass and jewellery by local & national artists. Located in a two-storey hybrid of an 1890s heritage building at the front with a 1960s industrial extension to the rear, Metropolis has two flexible spaces and an exciting exhibition calendar. Well situated in central Geelong Arts Precinct.
Small Art Gallery with attached artists workshops and studio spaces in natural limestone building with sheltered garden courtyard outside. Gallery hosts mostly local Australian artwork, often including Indigenous Australian art. Artwork includes paintings, prints and sculptural art.
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