The Wodonga region in Victoria is surrounded by a rich tapestry of art galleries and cultural experiences. Some of the most noteworthy galleries in the area include Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA), which hosts an impressive collection of artwork, including famous Australian paintings by Sir Sidney Nolan, Frederick McCubbin, and Sir Russell Drysdale, as well as renowned works by local artists. Swan Hill Regional Gallery features a unique collection of naïve art, showcasing the talents of artists with little or no formal training. Mildura Gallery is home to the famous painting "Woman Bathing" by Edgar Degas, as well as other significant works of art. Shepparton Art Museum (SAM) boasts the most significant collection of historic and contemporary Australian ceramics in regional Victoria.
These galleries, along with other local museums and artist studios, offer a glimpse into the rich history and vibrant culture of the Murray region. The area's diverse landscapes and stories of Indigenous heritage, early settlers, and life in bustling paddle steamer ports are brought to life through the various artistic mediums on display.