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Murwillumbah's art deco town centre enrich the town's culture and provide a perfect home for local galleries.

A town's history is integral to its culture.

The Minjungbal Resource Museum and Study Centre is a hub for Aboriginal culture in Tweed Shire.

Participants in a Tweed Aboriginal Healthy Ageing Project with two tapestries they produced as part of the program.

Part of the permanent collection at Tweed Regional Museum Murwillumbah.

Art and craft are important activities for a vital cultural scene in Tweed Shire.

Locations like Jack Evans Boat Harbour are important for local culture in a number of ways, including providing a setting for activities.

Tweed Regional Gallery and the Margaret Olley Art Centre are a major attraction for tourism to the Tweed and an epicentre for local art.

The natural environment can play a vital role in the culture of a region.

Halls such as the Crabbes Creek Community Hall provide a nucleus for local culture in many towns and villages.

The Stokers - Dunbible Memorial Hall hosts many cultural events in Stokers Siding.

An artistic entrance statement at Stokers Siding.

Getting crafty at the Piggabeen Hall.

The natural environment can become an iconic part of the town's culture.

Playground provide a fun setting for culture among young people and can host special activities.