BRAG Community Survey

Project Overview

What does BRAG mean to you?

For more than 40 years, Bunbury Regional Art Gallery (BRAG) has been a place for people to experience art, creativity and culture in the heart of our City. From exhibitions and workshops to artist talks, school holiday activities and community events, BRAG connects people through shared experiences and creative expression.

We're inviting the community to share their thoughts on BRAG and the role it plays in Bunbury. Whether you're a regular visitor, drop in occasionally or have never visited before, we'd love to hear from you. Your feedback will help us understand how people connect with BRAG, what they value most about the gallery experience, and what exhibitions, events and activities they'd like to see in the future.

The insights gathered will help inform future exhibitions, visitor experiences, community programs and promotional activities.

Please note, this survey relates to current Bunbury Regional Art Gallery (BRAG) services, programs and visitor experiences only. It is not connected to Council's decision regarding a proposed new regional art gallery. For information about that project, visit the Regional Art Gallery Project page.

Let us know your thoughts by 31 December 2026.

Have your say

Complete the community survey to share your views on:

  • Awareness of BRAG and its services
  • Visits to the gallery and exhibition experiences
  • What encourages people to visit
  • Barriers to participation
  • Communication and promotion
  • Future exhibitions, events and activities
  • BRAG Community Survey

    Share your thoughts on BRAG's role in the community, the types of programs and experiences you'd like to see, and how the gallery can continue to grow and evolve. Everyone is encouraged to participate, whether you're a regular visitor, occasional attendee or have never visited BRAG before.

  • Public Program Participants

    Recently attended a BRAG workshop, event or activity? We'd love to hear about your experience. Your feedback will help us improve future public programs and events.