Hazelhurst Arts Centre
Since opening in 2000, Hazelhurst Arts Centre has established itself as a focal point for visual arts and culture in southern Sydney. With more than 110,000 visitors in 2020, it has grown to be a popular and vibrant community destination, as well as a cultural hub for visitors from further afield.
The gallery – located 40 minutes south of Sydney’s CBD, at the gateway to the Royal National Park – sits amid 1.4 hectares of family-friendly gardens.
Hazelhurst Regional Gallery is a major public gallery that presents a diverse program of contemporary and significant historical Australian art. Also located within Hazelhurst is the Broadhurst Gallery which showcases and sells the work of local and regional artists.
PROGRAMS
Hazelhurst offers a spectrum of day and evening art classes, which cover ceramics, painting, printmaking, jewellery, mosaics and photography. These take place in the six art studios at the centre.
The original 1946 home of benefactors Ben and Hazel Broadhurst – which has been restored to its post-war glory – is additionally used for artists in residence.
An active public program consisting of Art Fest days, At Night evenings, Early Childhood, Art & Dementia and the Hazelhurst Film Club offer myriad ways to engage with art.
FACILITIES
- Cafe
- Children’s playground
- Free guided tours
- Gallery shop
- Historic building
- Library
- Onsite parking
- Parklands
- Theatre & screening room
- Wheelchair access
- Workshops & classes
Featured image: Christopher Langton, Colonies, 2021. Courtesy: the artist and Hazelhurst Arts Centre, Gymea.