Campbelltown Arts Centre

Campbelltown Arts Centre is the South West Sydney regions major cultural venue and cultural services provider. The Centre services an audience market and community that spans Campbelltown, Camden and Wollondilly Local Government Areas.

Campbelltown Arts Centre (CAC) was opened in June 2005 following a $15M capital development program undertaken by CCC in partnership with the NSW State Government to redevelop the City Bicentennial Art Gallery (established in 1988) into a contemporary multidisciplinary arts centre.

Campbelltown Arts Centre consists of exhibition spaces, workshop and studio spaces, a 180-seat performance studio, residency apartment, Sculpture Garden, Japanese Garden, amphitheatre and cafe.

The core focus of Campbelltown Arts Centre is to develop and deliver innovative high quality contemporary arts programs that maximise opportunities and avenues for communities to engage with contemporary, multi-arts practice. The Centres program encompasses all forms of the visual, performing, literary and new media arts.

CAC aims to engage, inspire and respond to the issues of the regions communities through the production of contemporary cultural programs.