1 / 3Bunbury Regional Art Gallery
📍 Bunbury, WA
Free entry gallery in a heritage pink building — formerly a convent — showing WA, national and international artists across ground and first-floor galleries. Lift access, a dedicated kids' activity space, free tea and coffee on offer.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families with school-age children who want a free cultural outing in a genuinely interesting heritage building. The staff orientation takes the guesswork out of supervising kids around artworks. The dedicated activity space gives younger children a safe zone.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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S L Chong
2 years ago
“We visited this art gallery that is housed in a historic building that is pink in colour. Entrance is free and we found the art very interesting and of good variety. There are several galleries both on the ground and first floor. They have lift access to the first floor which is very helpful. There is also a working colourful piano to the left of the entrance. We very much enjoyed our visit.”
Xavier Caguiat
a year ago
“Great place and very friendly and approachable staff. They welcome us with a brief orientation for the exhibits that needs extra care nd caution especially kids need supervision at all times which is understandable. There was even a kids activity space and free coffee or tea.”
Victor Tee
5 months ago
“We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the Bunbury Art Gallery. The collection features a broad variety of arts, providing something for every taste. The atmosphere inside is very welcoming and pleasant, making the entire visit a highly enjoyable journey.”
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Overview
Bunbury Regional Art Gallery occupies a distinctive pink heritage building and runs exhibitions across multiple galleries on two floors, connected by a lift. Staff provide a brief orientation on arrival, flagging which exhibits require close supervision around children. A dedicated kids' activity space is available. Free tea and coffee are provided to all visitors. School holiday workshops, after-school art classes and a Noongar Arts Program run throughout the year.
