Public Art Trail
The Ballina Public Art Trail showcases a vibrant collection of sculptures, murals and community creations that celebrate the region’s culture, coastline and creative spirit.
From iconic landmarks like the Big Prawn to contemporary works inspired by Aboriginal stories, coastal wildlife and local talent, the trail delivers an engaging journey through our towns and natural landscapes.
Each artwork adds colour, character and a sense of place, inviting visitors to pause, reflect and connect. It’s a dynamic open-air gallery that champions community pride, cultural expression and Ballina’s evolving creative identity making it an inspiring experience for visitors and locals.
Latest Exhibitions
Discover a welcoming, free-to-visit space for art at the Northern Rivers Community Gallery. Explore rotating exhibitions, join hands-on workshops at Ignite Studios, and enjoy a relaxed break at the Gallery Cafe on site. An easy, inviting way to connect with the region’s creative spirit.
Migaloo
'Migaloo' is talking piece to remind us of the humpback migration, which every year passes our coastline. If we are very fortunate Migaloo is spotted with the humpback migration seen from our shores. This is the 30th year Migaloo has been spotted off our coastline although he was early this year.
Potts Wall Mural
The Potts Wall Mural in Lennox Head brings colour and character to the village, blending vibrant imagery inspired by the local community and coastal lifestyle. This large-scale artwork turns an ordinary wall into a creative landmark, inviting passers-by to pause, look closer and enjoy a moment of unexpected artistry.