The Pantechnicon Gallery in the main street of Daylesford is home to some of central Victoria's great artists. Opened twelve years ago the gallery is an outlet for emerging and well-established artists.

The Pantechnicon was built in 1867 and housed things such as furniture and paintings through to livestock. From the 1920's it was used as a garage and it has since been returned to its original purpose - except for the livestock of course.

Step inside the Pantechnicon Gallery and you will discover a space of natural light, artworks and creative treasures. The gallery promotes art in many forms - paintings, print work, photography, sculpture, hand-blown glass, ceramics, jewellery, handcrafted furniture, textiles plus imaginative, unique and functional pieces.

Indulge your senses and experience the Pantechnicon soon.