Mulgrave Gallery
Mulgrave Gallery, housed in the fully restored former Mulgrave Shire Council Chambers, is an exciting new art space in the heart of Cairns. This venue presents a diverse range of contemporary and traditional visual arts, with a strong emphasis on regional artists. Its unique architectural features, including historical vaults and soaring ceilings, provide a striking backdrop that complements the rich cultural significance of the exhibited works. Committed to fostering Indigenous artistic expression and community engagement, Mulgrave Gallery offers curated exhibitions, artist talks, and educational programs that celebrate and explore Australia's First Nations cultures.
The Court House Gallery and Mulgrave Gallery are now operated by Cairns Art Gallery .
Free entry
Exhibitions at Mulgrave Gallery
The Body Language of Plants: Claudine Marzik & Tijn Meulendijks
31 Oct 2025 - 28 Jan 2026
The Body Language of Plants is the fifth collaborative exhibition for Claudine Marzik and Tijn Meulendijks, continuing their exploration of the natural world through painting and ephemeral, site-responsive installation.
While you're here...
Visit Court House Gallery
Our sister gallery, Court House Gallery, is located right behind us at 38 Abbott Street, Cairns City.
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Arts residencies
Apply for a Multi-Arts Residency at one of the premier arts venues run by Cairns Regional Council. Accommodation also available.
Last Updated: 17 February 2026
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