The gallery offers a range of programs, including outdoor activities promoting physical and mental wellbeing, poetry commissions, vinyl record film screenings, Sunday concerts, and workshops for young adults. There are also exhibitions showcasing historical embroidery works and new art and textiles.

Visitors can support local artists by shopping sustainably at the gallery's shop, where they can find statement prints, handmade decorations, and stylish homeware pieces linked to the exhibitions. They can also explore the idea of art as a process and reimagine its role in their day-to-day lives.

Interested individuals can register their interest to volunteer at the gallery and be the first to know about upcoming opportunities. The Friends group, established in 1933, also provides a platform for those looking to get involved and support the gallery.

The exhibition at the gallery addresses the major humanitarian concern of forced displacement in the 20th and 21st centuries. It also showcases a vibrant display of new art and textiles, reflecting the increasing diversity of the gallery's collection.