The Sherbrooke Art Society Gallery is nestled in the stunning Dandenong Ranges. The gallery, in the typical hills-cottage style, is located in a historically important building formerly known as the Red Mill Cafe. Today, The Society has a continually changing display of over 300 works of art for sale.
The Sherbrooke Art Society has developed many activities and features, available to members and to the local and wider communities. These activities include:
Art Classes, Workshops, Art Demonstrations, Life drawing groups, Book and Video Library, Field Days, Monthly Newsletter and Social Outings.
The society also provides for the community: Gallery hire for Functions, Exhibition space hire and Studio hire.
Events Arts & Crafts, Lunches & Dinners, Courses, Exhibition Talks, Films
Site Description Art Gallery, Artist's Gallery, Cultural Centre, Art Dealer
Site Facilities Carpark, Restaurant(s)
Suitable for Events & Functions, Individuals
Disabled Facilities Access
Services Art Sales, Educational Programs, Function Services, Qualified Curator, Art Investment Advice
Displays Contemporary Art, Craft, Photography, Sculpture, Ceramics, Paintings
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