Such a lovely venue. A beautiful layout for art displays. Margaret Olley's Paddington house laid out in complete original replication within the gallery space is an absolute gem and a permanent fixture. A must see. But also the gallery has many other lovely installations come and go. The cafe has one of the most charming views and situations in the country. As a resident in the shire, I visit regularly and am never disappointed.

Had heard a lot about this place and went out of my way to visit. So glad I did. Started with breakfast in the cafe, Apex. Had the Eggs Benny which was on a sourdough crumpet which was amazing, loved the crunch of the crumpet. Amazing view. Really nice art with a varied exhibition of modern and classic works. The Margaret Olley area was amazing with a direct recreation of the house she worked in. The Shop was of a high standard with a merchandise range that is comparable to city Art Galleries.

Stunning location and quality presentation. Take time to go out if your way to visit. Forgot to mention the cafe and gift shop which offer quality, quirky and affordable delights. Free entry

The whole Gallery's exhibitions are always varied and wonderful, especially the ongoing Margaret Olley presentation, love it ! This time, although one exibition was based on Women in Art ,the introductory comments were overly biased against males and quite a put down.Also, under the mention of the origin of each artist's birth place it has been converted to the name of the local indigenous people of that area. I don't know what that had to do with things. In all of the galleries I have visited across the world I have never seen these biases. Disappointing, especially for such a great gallery.

After walking the Northern Rivers Rail Trail this was such a beautiful spot to have coffee & morning tea. The Canadian Toastie wasn’t that great but still quite nice & the chocolate mousse cake was good but it’s the view that’s to die for. Could just sit there for hours soaking it all in.

We were passing through and had limited time. As we've been here once before and have seen Margaret's excellent 'house' in the gallery, we wanted to see the other exhibitions. Margaret's 100 year exhibition was ok, but we were very impressed with the current photographic competition display, as well as the ceramic display. This is a wonderful gallery, and it's a shame we live so far away, otherwise we'd be regular visitors. The views of the surrounding landscape from the gallery and the excellent cafe are just wonderful. The gallery's an asset to Murwillumbah, and next time, we'll try and stay in the lovely town overnight.