Lone Goat Gallery
ABOUT Lone Goat Gallery
Lone Goat Gallery is a contemporary art space, presenting emerging and established artists from the Northern Rivers region and beyond. Located in the Byron Bay Library building in downtown Byron Bay, just a short walk from Main Beach – a quiet cultural haven among the hubbub of town.
Lone Goat Gallery presents a fantastic program of exhibitions, artists talks and workshops, with a program that reflects the diverse array of visual arts in the Northern Rivers and further afield.
The Gallery name was inspired by the elusive and last remaining goat of a small herd that once roamed Cape Byron Headland, reflecting the creativity and individuality of the Northern Rivers arts community.
Lone Goat Gallery is a creative intiative of Byron Shire Council.
LOCATION:
28 LAWSON STREET
BYRON BAY NSW 2481
HOURS
10am to 4pm Wednesday to Saturday
Closed public holidays and during exhibition change over (see the website for details).
CONTACT
WEB
https://lonegoatgallery.com
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