At home in the heart of Yeppoon’s vibrant arts hub
Fig Tree Galleries is located beneath the historic fig trees at the old Yeppoon Post Office. Integrating an award- winning art gallery and a workshop space, it's the perfect place to explore, be inspired, and take home a unique piece of art.
Our little gallery is full of secrets....
Pop in for a visit and discover for yourself.
Current Exhibition
Local Topographies is an exhibition that explores notions of place through a planetary lens. It uses various modes of representation to consider a specific central Queensland site. The installation also explores an emerging area of contemporary art practice known as planetary art.
Colour and a range of data sets, media and aesthetic approaches are used in this exhibition to allow diverse ways of thinking about place and climate change to emerge and coalesce.
In gallery from 13 April to 8 May, 2026.
Upcoming Exhibition
Debut Solo Exhibition by Alana Read - Librarian, Watercolourist, Photographer, Miniaturist, Calligrapher.
By pushing the boundaries of what a book can physically become, by breaking it down to it's essential parts and building it back up again, as well as capturing the elements of books in different ways, Alana has created a unique exhibition.
Whilst exploring her varied artistic skills sets, Alana sympathetically celebrates books, with the intention to bring the stories within their pages to life in two and three dimensions.
Opening Night - Sunday 10th May 6pm (Mother's Day)
In gallery from 10 May to 5 June, 2026.
Exhibitions
We are a regional gallery dedicated to providing our community with access to high quality art exhibitions, while supporting artists from the Capricorn Coast region and beyond to exhibit their work.
Workshops
The Fig Tree Galleries Workshop space is situated in the historic original Yeppoon Post Office building alongside the Galleries. The Workshop Space is available for hire by artists wishing to offer workshops.
The FIGs
Fig Tree Galleries has a team of volunteers, our Friends In the Gallery (FIGs) who are dedicated to helping the artists to keep the doors open during exhibitions.
