The Pomona Railway Station Gallery is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit community Gallery that supports local emerging and experienced artists. The Gallery provides exhibition and retail spaces for artists to showcase their work at a very reasonable rate.

Set in vibrant cottage gardens, the Gallery is housed in four former railway buildings which were rescued from obscurity. The Gallery provides a charming setting for ever-changing exhibitions and the display of original works.

​History of the Gallery

1991	Queensland Railway (QR) closes thePomona railway station.
1997	QR later offers the buildings for sale for removal.
1997	Pomona Progress Art and Tourism Association (PPATA) requests that QR donate the buildings for community use and QR agrees.
1998	PPATA works with Noosa Council and QR to locate suitable land for the building.
2000	Buildings are moved to their current location in Station Street. During the move the Signal Room collapses on the truck due to a termite infestation.
2000	The Signal Room is rebuilt with a three-metre extension, creating a more useful room.
2001	The Old Pomona Railway Station Gallery is established by a small group of dedicated volunteers.
2001	The gallery was officially opened on 24 March and was operated by a small group of volunteers under the auspices of the PPATA, which also was responsible for the Majestic Theatre.
2001	The PPATA established the Pomona Markets to help fund the gallery.
2002	The development of the gallery continued and in the railway theme, a freight carriage was moved onto site. The donation of the carriage was arranged by former Cr. Brian Lindfield.
2007	The Box Car space (now the Carriage Room) was officially opened on December 1.
	PPATA took a major step in 2012, purchasing  the Majestic Theatre and all available funds, some contend, including those previously allocated from the Pomona markets to the gallery, were increasingly needed for the theatre’s maintenance and upkeep.   ​
2020	Hinterland Art Group Inc became re-registered under the Associations Incorporation Act 1981. Pomona Railway Station Gallery t/a Hinterland Art Group Inc came into being and Noosa Shire Council approved take-over of the management of the property.
2026	Pomona Railway Station Gallery celebrates its 25th Anniversary.

Our Team

The Pomona Railway Station Gallery (PRSG) is governed by an elected volunteer Management Committee
​and supported by active volunteers in our community.

Ron Collins| President
The President is responsible for the leadership and governance of the PRSG.

Ann White | Treasurer
The Treasurer is responsible for the financial management of the PRSG.

Sally Holt | Secretary and Graphic Design
The Secretary maintains the record and ensures the ongoing governance of PRSG and supports the Gallery with branding and graphic design.

Julie Dare | Media/Public Relations Co-ordinator
The Media/Public Relations Co-ordinator prepares the monthly newsletter and liaises with local publications and media outlets to ensure the PRSG and its activities are promoted among the community.

Suellen Tomkins | Digital Media and Strategic Projects Co-ordinator
The Digital Media and Strategic Projects Co-ordinator is responsible for coordinating the Gallery’s strategic direction and associated projects, and maintains the PRSG social media and web presence.

Melindi Robertson | Volunteer Co-ordinator
The Volunteer Co-ordinator is responsible for volunteer intake, training, rostering and volunteer retention.

Vacant | Exhibitions Co-ordinator
The Exhibitions Co-ordinator is responsible for co-ordinating exhibitions within the Gallery, liaising with and supporting exhibiting artists.

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