The laidback lifestyle and colourful communities of the region, along with the natural beauty of the hinterland and nearby rainforests, provide a stunning backdrop and inspiration to many local and visiting creative workers.
Dotted throughout the village of Nimbin and its surrounds, you will discover many quaint galleries and studios showcasing the impressive work of our local artists. Located on Cullen Street, Nimbin Artists’ Gallery displays and sells local artists’ work, spanning etching, felting and textiles, photography, printing, sculpture, and woodwork. A short drive north of the village you will find Blue Knob Hall Gallery, hosting an exciting program of exhibitions, workshops, and a ceramic studio! While you’re there be sure to spend some time on the veranda enjoying the tranquillity and sampling the delicious food on offer from the adjoining café.
Blue Knob Hall, established in 1930, is situated beneath the sacred Aboriginal landmark of Lillian Rock, and Blue Knob. Many social and educational events were enjoyed here up until the 1980's when the Hall fell into disrepair. From 2000 extensive renovations were completed by voluntary community (more)
Nimbin Artists Gallery supports local artists by showing and selling their work and giving them advice and feedback. The gallery is entirely volunteer-run and not for profit since opening in 1997. You will gain an insight into the heart of Nimbin by exploring the wonderful galleries in and around (more)
