Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre Strategic Plan 2025 – 2028
The Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre has developed a draft Strategic Plan for 2025–2028, setting out priorities to ensure the Gallery continues to thrive as a vibrant, inclusive, and nationally recognised cultural institution.
The draft plan has been shaped by extensive consultation with artists, visitors, cultural partners and the wider community. Now, we want to make sure we’ve got it right.
Tell us what you think about draft Strategic Plan from Monday 1 Dec 2025 - Wednesday 28 January 2026.
How to have your say
Here’s how you can have your voice heard.
1. Read the draft Strategic Plan
You can view the plan online or in person at the Gallery.
2. Share your feedback
Submit your comments via:
- The online feedback form*
- Or in writing at the Gallery’s front desk, or at either of Council's Administrative buildings:
| Tweed Regional Galler & Margaret Olley Art Centre | Tweed Heads Administration Building | Murwillumbah Administration Building |
|---|---|---|
2 Mistral Road (Corner Tweed Valley Way) Murwillumbah NSW 24894 | Tweed Cnr Brett St and, Wharf St, Tweed Heads NSW 2485 | 10-14 Tumbulgum Road, Murwillumbah NSW 2484 |
*To give online feedback you will need to be registered with Your Say Tweed. If you're not yet registered, simply click on the feedback form and select 'create an account.
More about the draft Strategic Plan 2025 -2028
The Gallery undertakes strategic planning every 4 years to guide operations and align with Council’s Integrated Planning and Reporting (IP&R) Framework.
The development of the 2025–2028 Strategic Plan builds on the success of the previous strategic period, which saw award-winning exhibitions, expanded outreach programs and record visitation. Planning for the next cycle has been informed by local, state and national policy, cultural sector trends and extensive community and stakeholder consultation.
The Strategic Plan aligns closely with the Tweed Shire Community Strategic Plan and positions the Gallery as a cultural leader in the region. It supports community wellbeing, creative development and the Tweed’s visitor economy.
About the Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre
Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre is one of Council’s premier cultural facilities and a cornerstone of the Tweed’s creative identity. It is nationally recognised for its exhibitions, artist programs, education initiatives and community engagement.
The Gallery plays a vital role in supporting creative careers, celebrating local stories and welcoming visitors from across the region and beyond. For more information visit the Gallery website.
