📸 Photography, Pyrography & Porcelain | 🎨 Burrangong Gallery | 🌿 Hilltops Trail

Discover a multi-medium exhibition by members of the Young Society of Artists and Young Camera Club at the Burrangong Gallery.

Open Daily: 1 March till the end of April | 9:30am – 4:30pm
Held at the Young Visitors Centre in Anderson Park, this exhibition features photography, pyrography, and porcelain works created by local artists and photographers. It’s a celebration of visual storytelling and craftsmanship across three distinct mediums.

Official Opening: Saturday, 28 February 2026 at 11:00am
Join us for morning tea served on the Young railway platform to mark the opening of the exhibition. A relaxed and welcoming way to meet the artists and explore the gallery.

Dates: 1 March till the end of April 2026
Time: Daily, 9:30am – 4:30pm
Opening: 28 February at 11:00am with morning tea
Where: Young Visitors Centre, Anderson Park, Lovell Street, Young NSW
Cost: Free Entry

💫 What you’ll experience

Photography by members of the Young Camera Club, capturing local life and landscapes.

Pyrography artworks showcasing intricate woodburning techniques and designs.

Porcelain pieces crafted with care and creativity by Young Society of Artists members.

🧡 About the Artists

Young Society of Artists Inc. was formed in 1982 and has been providing creative opportunities and exhibitions for the Hilltops community for over 43 years. Their members include painters, ceramicists, photographers, and craft artists dedicated to sharing their work and fostering artistic growth in the region.

Young Camera Club is a local group of photography enthusiasts who document the beauty and character of the Hilltops region through their lenses. Their work ranges from portraiture and nature to abstract and experimental photography.

🧡 Why You’ll Love It

The variety of mediums — photography, pyrography, and porcelain — offers something for every art lover. The official opening with morning tea creates a welcoming community atmosphere. You’ll enjoy seeing local stories and landscapes captured through the eyes of passionate artists. The Burrangong Gallery’s location at the historic Young railway station adds charm to the experience.

💬 “Art in every form — from lens to porcelain — celebrating creativity in the Hilltops.”