Opened in 1988 and under all-Aboriginal community control since 1997, the Keeping Place represents six nations — Anaiwan, Kamilaroi, Dunghutti, Ngarabal, Banbai and Gumbaynggirr — from its site on Kentucky Street, Armidale. Two galleries, more than 700 artefacts from every mainland state, a family history centre, and an Anaiwan language group that meets here. Tours run from the gallery floor out to bush tucker and Aboriginal sites.
Address checked against the operator’s own website, 20 September 2026.
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