Located in the historic Yukan Railway Station Building within the picturesque Field of Dreams Parklands, the Sarina Art Gallery fosters a vibrant community of artists and enthusiasts of all levels.  We celebrate creativity in all forms, from painting and sculpture to pottery, photography, printmaking and beyond.  We invite you to explore our monthly exhibitions, get involved in our events, and stay connected via email, Facebook and Instagram for the latest updates. 

If you would like to become a member, reach out anytime to have a chat with our President Mary-Ann Slater.

The Sarina Art Gallery is open daily from 9am to 2pm.

The Sarina Art Gallery is housed in what used to be the Yukan Railway Station built in 1911, orginally named the Eungella Range Railway Station. In 1913, the station was renamed Netherdale Railway Station and served as such until 1973 when the track behind Finch Hatton fell into disuse. The Netherdale Station was moved to Yukon in 1978 and in 2002 was moved to its forever home in the Sarina Field of Dreams Parkland. When in the Field of Dreams it was used for a Railway Display and later the current Art Gallery you see today.