Campbelltown Arts Centre, Contemporary art center in Campbelltown, Australia

Campbelltown Arts Centre is a contemporary art facility in New South Wales comprising multiple gallery spaces, a performance studio, workshop areas, and an outdoor amphitheater. The facilities are arranged within a modern structure designed to accommodate diverse artistic activities.

The center opened in 2005 as part of a regional development initiative to establish a cultural institution in southwestern Greater Sydney. This founding represented an effort to strengthen artistic infrastructure in the area.

The center displays work by international and local artists while offering programs spanning visual arts, dance, music, and theatrical performances. Visitors experience a blend of different artistic expressions that shape the region's creative life.

The venue is located at 1 Art Gallery Road and opens daily from 10 am to 4 pm with no admission charge. A dedicated bus stop sits nearby, making it easy to reach by public transportation.

The Sculpture Garden opened in 2001, four years before the arts centre itself, and holds a permanent display of sculpture including site-specific work. The complex also has a Japanese Garden and an amphitheatre. The centre's permanent collection includes the Marsden Collection, bequeathed in 2006 by lawyer and gay rights activist John Marsden.