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Sponsorship & Patrons

Become a Corporate Sponsor or Patron and inspire our audiences

A Corporate Sponsorship of Maitland Regional Art Gallery connects you to a diverse audience and Australia’s leading artists.

We are most grateful to our Corporate Sponsors for their continued support that supports us to champion art and education and contributes to the cultural enrichment of Maitland.

The Gallery attracts over 80,000 visitors on site and online each year. Our award-winning exhibitions are complimented by engaging events, educational offerings and Arts Health programs

Each of our partnerships is tailored with unique benefits and outcomes designed to meet the needs of our Sponsors, their customers and employees. If you would like more information about how your organisation might partner with Maitland Regional Art Gallery please Contact Us.

Our programs are also supported through generous donations from private individuals, business partners and volunteers.

Our Patrons

We acknowledge and thank our Patrons who help us share art, ideas and stories with our community:

Geoffrey Ainsworth | Paula & Robert Cameron AO | Pat Corrigan AM | Gordon Elliot and Michael Eyes | Geoffrey Hassall OAM | Sue Hewitt | Nigel James | Penelope Seidler AM | Ray Wilson OAM | Vicki & Bruce Woods | Rotary Club of Maitland Sunrise

Our Corporate Sponsors

Two people explore the exhibitions on display at Maitland Regional Art Gallery

Relaxed and comfortable Maitland accommodation

A young visitor and their parent enjoy art activities at Free Art Sunday, supported by the MRAG Members.

Craft providers committed to inspiring creativity

EJE Architecture Apartmenrts

EJE Architecture is a multi-disciplinary design practice providing creative solutions for the built environment.

Boydell’s cellar door and restaurant are located in a darling historic slab hut, in the picturesque village of Morpeth.

Heaps Normal beer

Normalising mindful drinking by brewing beer that tastes so good, you won't miss the alcohol.