Bundaberg School of Arts, Heritage education building in Bundaberg Central, Australia.

The Bundaberg School of Arts is a two-story brick building with classical revival style located at 184 Bourbong Street in the town center. It features an arcaded ground level with ornate columns and preserves much of its original interior woodwork and design details.

The building was completed in 1889 as the third school structure built on this site over time. It rose during the period when the sugar industry brought wealth and growth to Bundaberg.

This place served as a community gathering space where residents could access books and learn practical trades. It reflected the local belief that education and self-improvement should be available to everyone in town.

The building sits in the heart of Bundaberg and is easily reached on foot from the main streets. It remains active with events and community programs, so visitors should check ahead to see what activities might be happening during their visit.

The 1887 Enabling Act let the School of Arts committee subdivide its land and sell the surplus for £3,400, financing the 1888–89 building. The old 1880 timber hall was moved to the rear of the site so services could continue during construction. The contractor was a Mr Calvert, and the trustees took possession on 16 April 1889 for £3,300.