The Junee region in New South Wales boasts several art galleries and museums that highlight local artists' works and offer unique experiences for visitors. Among the notable galleries are the Junee Art Gallery, featuring local artists' works and hosting regular exhibitions on Broadway St in the town center; the Switching House Gallery, located on Loftus St on the outskirts of town, showcasing artworks from regional and national artists in a restored building that was previously a switching station for steam trains; and the Junee Art Society, a visual arts business that promotes and showcases local artists' work, including paintings, sculptures, and other art forms.
In addition to these galleries, Junee is also home to several museums and historical venues. The Junee Roundhouse Museum offers a glimpse into the town's rail history, showcasing steam locomotives and machinery. The Broadway Museum, an enterprise of the Junee & District Historical Society Inc., is a social history museum housed in a heritage-listed former hotel building, providing insight into Junee's history and heritage. The Monte Cristo Homestead, a double-storey late-Victorian-style manor, operates as a museum and antiques showcase, drawing tourists from various locations.