Burnie Regional Gallery, located in Somerset, Tasmania, is a prominent cultural venue showcasing the best of art, craft, and design in the region. Opened in 1978, it was the third purpose-built public art gallery in Tasmania and has gained national recognition for its collection, the biennial Burnie Print Prize, and its promotion of printmaking. The gallery features three main exhibition spaces with a total of 115 running meters of wall space, a small foyer space for smaller displays, and temporary movable walls for extra hanging space. In addition to exhibitions, the venue is suitable for small-scale receptions, performances, and meetings.
Burnie Regional Gallery hosts an extensive exhibition program, presenting over 30 visual and performing arts projects annually. It is part of the Burnie Arts cultural hub, which serves the local community by hosting various events, functions, and performances. Visitors can enjoy exhibitions featuring contemporary Tasmanian artworks, with a focus on pieces created by artists based in the region. The gallery is open Monday to Sunday, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with step-free access throughout the building. Nearby parking is available, with a council-operated car park accessible via Jones Street or King Street.