The Goldfields Arts Centre is the only multi-functional arts venue in the Goldfields region and one of only three A Class Art Galleries in regional Western Australia.

The Goldfields Arts Centre was opened in November 1993 and has become a part of Kalgoorlie's landscape and lifestyle.

The Centre was built by Kalgoorlie College, which later became a part of Curtin University of Technology.

The University continues to own and manage the Centre.

The Western Australian State Government contributed $9.3 million dollars to the building as a gift to the City in its Centennial year.

Kalgoorlie Consolidated Gold Mines contributed a further $1 million, with additional contributions made by the Lotteries Commission and members of the Goldfields Community.

Images of the Goldfields Arts Centre

Auditorium	Auditorium	Fly Bars	Foyer
The Bar	Stairs to the Gallery	Amphitheatre