Bromley&Co Collection Museum at Old Castlemaine Gaol

 About the Bromley Collection Museum

The Bromley Collection Museum, situated within the historic confines of the 1861 Old Gaol Castlemaine, is a profound tribute to the passionate commitment of its founders, David and Yuge Bromley. This privately owned museum serves as an ode to the realm of art and innovation, housing an extensive assortment that encompasses various artistic forms, historical periods, and geographical boundaries. It transcends the traditional notion of an art gallery, offering a captivating expedition through both Australian and international cultural heritage.

The Bromley Collection Museum stands as a distinctive testament to the potency of creativity. This sanctuary for artistic expression showcases a thoughtfully curated compilation of artworks, sculptures, and artifacts, all originating from the innermost inspirations of its artistic proprietors. Unlike conventional museums, this collection has not undergone the scrutiny of curators; instead, it embodies the Bromleys' resolute commitment to their artistic endeavors.

The Bromley Collection Museum at The Old Castlemaine Gaol

The Old Castlemaine Gaol, once a symbol of despair and sadness, has undergone a remarkable transformation into a haven that exudes vitality, happiness, and artistic expression. Within the expansive and historically rich walls of this museum, visitors can embark on a dynamic journey that encompasses both the art on display and the historical backdrop it encapsulates.

The two-hectare garden, carefully designed for its beauty and peaceful courtyards, offers a tranquil setting for this one-of-a-kind artistic exploration. As you wander through this captivating environment, you'll uncover a deep connection between bygone eras and the present. Additionally, three dedicated rooms enhance the experience, offering insights into the colonial history that has left an enduring imprint on the Old Castlemaine Gaol.

The Bromley Collection Museum at the Old Castlemaine Gaol transcends being merely a museum; it embodies the belief that creativity knows no boundaries. It serves as a celebration of art, culture, and the enduring human spirit, extending an invitation to visitors to immerse themselves in a world where the focus has shifted from darkness to a vibrant celebration of life and artistic expression.

Location:

• 36-48 Bowden Street, Castlemaine, Victoria, 3450

Ticket apply for Museum entry:

• Adult: $20
• Concession: $14
• Children Under 18: $10
• Children under 8: Free

Opening hours:

• Friday: 10:00am – 5:00pm
• Saturday: 10:00am – 5:00pm
• Sunday: 10:00am – 5:00pm

Accessibility:

• Actively welcomes people with access needs
• Suitable for guests who have challenges with learning, communication, understanding and behaviour