A regional gallery and creative space in the heart of the Victorian goldfields.
Old walls.
New Perspectives.
Housed in the beautifully restored 1878 St Arnaud Railway Station, Raillery Hub is home to a hanging program of contemporary art exhibitions. Behind the walls of St Arnaud's historic railway station, there's always something new to discover. From bold ideas to unexpected perspectives, our changing exhibitions bring together emerging and established artists, inviting you to see the world a little differently. Entry is free, and everyone is welcome.
Exhibitions: Coming soon
Riverine
14 November 2026 to 3 January 2027
Saturday, 14 November at 2PM
In celebration of the anniversary of 40 years of Landcare in the Wimmera district, this fabulous exhibition by John Wolseley, Raymond Arnold, Ian Westacott, Jonathon Westacott, and Helena Demczuk is one not to miss.
John is one of Australia's most highly regarded contemporary visual artists particularly known for his extraordinary painting and drawings inspired by the Australian landscape, plants insects, birds and natural ecosystems.
John meets Raymond and Ian Westacott on the banks of the Richardson River at Bonnie Brae Banyena most years to camp, paint and study the natural environment of the Wimmera.
Something for someone. Something for you.
Discover something a little different at the Raillery Hub shop. Stocking work by local artists and makers, it’s a place to find thoughtful gifts, original pieces and a little something for yourself. Every purchase supports our creative community and helps keep local talent thriving.
A space to make, learn and connect
The Creative Space at Raillery Hub is a welcoming place to try something new, share skills and enjoy good company. From hands-on workshops to creative groups and community activities, there are plenty of ways to get involved. Come along to a session or hire the space for your own workshop, meeting or gathering.
Open Friday to Sunday, 11am to 4pm.
Queens Avenue, St Arnaud VIC 3478 , right at the beautifully restored railway station.
Entry is free.
Monday to Thursday by appointment.
Groups are more than welcome.
