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Entry to Museum — Image credit: Gunnedah Shire Council

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Gunnedah Rural Museum

Step inside the Gunnedah Rural Museum and discover the stories of Australia's pioneering past. Spread across an impressive 14,000 square metres, this remarkable collection houses more than 18,000 artefacts - each with a tale to tell. Walk among mighty steam engines that once powered the land, and admire the craftsmanship of horse-drawn wagons before motorcars took the reins. Marvel at antique farm machinery, blacksmithing tools, and the humble household items that shaped everyday life. The museum also features a unique McDonagh model railway, a fascinating shearing display, and displays that will spark a smile, like the colourful Coca-Cola collection and an array of classic Arnott's biscuit tins. Take your time exploring the exhibits while our experienced volunteers share their knowledge and passion for local history. Discover a unique destination that celebrates both ingenuity and hard work. Entry is available for a small fee, offering excellent value and access to a rich historical experience. They gladly welcome groups and coach tours and can cater for light lunches as well as morning or afternoon teas. Complete your visit with a stop at their well-stocked gift shop, featuring a range of souvenirs and local heritage items to remember your experience.

Gunnedah NSW

1.4 km away

Meridian Rest Area - Oxley Highway — Image credit: Gunnedah Shire Council

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

150° East Meridian Rest Area

Located just 28 kilometres south-west of Gunnedah along the Oxley Highway, this welcoming rest area is the perfect spot to pause and take in the beauty of the Liverpool Plains. Conveniently positioned between Gunnedah and Mullaley, it's an ideal place to stop for morning tea or lunch while enjoying sweeping views of picturesque farmland. The site offers ample parking for caravans, a picnic shelter, rustic barbecue facilities, an information board, and even a sundial—making it both practical and charming. The area is wheelchair accessible and open year-round, so you can visit anytime. What makes this location truly special is its connection to time itself. The 150 Degrees East Meridian, which crosses the Oxley Highway just 34 kilometres south-west of Gunnedah, forms the basis of Eastern Australian Standard Time—used in Queensland, New South Wales (except Broken Hill), Victoria, and Tasmania. Here, you can reflect on how time has been measured through the ages, from the apparent daily circuit of the sun to today's modern calculations based on the average solar day. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a curious traveller, or simply looking for a peaceful break on your journey, the 150° East Meridian Rest Area offers a unique blend of natural beauty and fascinating science.

Gunnedah NSW

1.7 km away

John Dodd Park

Parks and Gardens

John Dodd Park

Welcome to John Dodd Park – a place where fun and relaxation meet! Located on the southern edge of town, this beautiful park is a family favorite, offering something for everyone. The highlight is its exciting pirate-ship themed playground, perfect for sparking children's imaginations and creating hours of adventure. With plenty of shady spots to unwind, comfortable seating, and a refreshing drinking fountain, John Dodd Park is the ideal spot to relax while the kids explore. There's even a bike track for little riders, making it a great destination for active play and family time. The park proudly bears the name of John Brian Dodd (1934–1989), a much-loved local businessman who dedicated his life to supporting youth sports. His passion for community shone through his involvement in the Swimming Club, coaching junior cricket, refereeing rugby league, and playing squash, golf, and touch football. You'll find John Dodd Park just off Wandobah Road, turning into Tallowood Drive as you head south toward the Gunnedah Rugby Club. Pack a picnic, bring the kids, and enjoy a day of fun and relaxation at John Dodd Park – where community spirit lives on!

Gunnedah NSW

1.7 km away

Ron Pople Park

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Ron Pople Park

A Hidden Gem in Gunnedah - discover Ron Pople Park, a peaceful retreat tucked away in Gunnedah's southern residential area, overlooking the scenic golf course. This family-friendly park is perfect for outdoor fun, relaxation, and a touch of wildlife adventure. The park features a spacious grassed area where kids can run, play, and explore, along with modern playground equipment and park benches for parents to relax and enjoy the view. Easily accessible from Linden Place or Hinton Drive, Ron Pople Park offers a unique chance to connect with nature. Keep an eye out for kangaroos lounging in the grassy fields or nearby bushland, and don't forget to look up—you might spot a koala snoozing in the gum trees! Pack a picnic, bring the kids, and enjoy a day of fresh air and unforgettable wildlife encounters. Ron Pople Park is your perfect family escape, right here in Gunnedah!

Gunnedah NSW

2.4 km away

Rotary Park

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Rotary Park | Gunnedah

Get ready for adventure at Rotary Park, affectionately known by locals as "The Rocket Park"! This much-loved destination is home to the iconic Rocket Ship playground, making it a must-visit for families with kids of all ages. Located at the corner of Ashford Street and Gallen Avenue, the park boasts a spacious grassed area—perfect for kicking a ball, playing cricket, or simply running free. Relax under shady trees at the sheltered picnic tables, fire up the free electric BBQs, and let the kids explore the exciting playground equipment. With plenty of open space for games and even a leisurely stroll with your dog, Rotary Park is the ultimate spot for family fun and outdoor play. Pack a picnic, bring the kids, and make unforgettable memories at Gunnedah's very own Rocket Park!

Gunnedah NSW

2.9 km away

Gunnedah Golf Club

Entertainment Venues

Gunnedah Golf Club

Swing into good times at the Gunnedah Golf Club! Right in the heart of town, this charming 18‑hole, par‑70 course is the perfect blend of relaxed country vibes and great golfing. With flat kikuyu fairways, smooth bent‑grass greens, and plenty of shady trees, it's a beautiful spot to tee off—keep your eyes peeled for sleepy koalas or the odd kangaroo lounging beside the fairways! Whether you're a seasoned player or trying golf for the first time, the Club's full‑time professional has you covered with equipment hire, pull buggies, and carts ready to roll. After your round, head into the welcoming clubhouse where you'll find a full bar, gaming area, kids' playground, putt‑putt, and flexible function spaces—all offering lovely views of the manicured course. It's the perfect place to unwind, celebrate, or host your next event. Feeling hungry? Amici's Italian Restaurant serves up family‑friendly favourites including wood‑fired pizzas, fresh salads, classic antipasto, hearty pastas, seasonal mains, and irresistible traditional desserts. Large groups, social clubs, and coach tours are warmly welcomed, with plenty of parking and catering options available. Whether you're here for the golf, the food, the wildlife, or simply a good time, Gunnedah Golf Club offers a memorable day out for everyone.

Gunnedah NSW

3.0 km away

Red Chief Sculpture — Image credit: Gunnedah Shire Council

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Heritage Sculptures at Pensioners Hill Lookout

Experience the cultural heart of Gunnedah at Pensioners Hill. Once a shanty town during the Great Depression, this scenic landmark now celebrates history and art through stunning installations. Explore four impressive stone sculptures depicting Gunnedah's heritage: the hardworking Coal Miner, the resilient Pioneer Woman, the diversity of Agriculture, and the mighty Red Chief, legendary Kamilaroi leader. On the reverse of each sculpture, the Rainbow Serpent shares Dreamtime stories of the underworld, fertility, and creation, adding a rich cultural dimension. A highlight of your visit is the new Water Tank Mural, a breathtaking series of photo-realistic artworks by renowned muralist Heesco, illustrating the history of Pensioners Hill. These are beautifully complemented by cultural context murals from local Aboriginal artist Ronny Long, creating a powerful blend of perspectives and traditions. Stroll along the winding path past sculptures and native flora, relax on locally hand-carved benches, and admire 'Kirra', the striking rusted iron Sea Eagle by Riverina artist Andrew Whitehead. At the summit, enjoy panoramic views over Gunnedah from the Lookout. With picnic tables, free electric barbecues, an observation deck, and a new adventure playground, Pensioners Hill is the perfect spot for families and visitors alike. For more information, contact the Gunnedah Visitor Information Centre.

Gunnedah NSW

3.3 km away

McDonagh Park

Parks and Gardens

McDonagh Park

Discover McDonagh Park – Gunnedah's Secret Escape Tucked away in a quiet residential area, McDonagh Park—affectionately known as "The Secret Park"—is the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy the outdoors. Accessible via Baker Street and George Street, this hidden gem features a spacious grassed area ideal for sports and recreation, a vibrant playground for kids, and shady trees that create a relaxing setting for picnics or quiet downtime. Bring the family for a play, kick a ball, or take your furry friend for a stroll in this peaceful, welcoming space. McDonagh Park—your serene getaway, right in the heart of Gunnedah!

Gunnedah NSW

3.3 km away

Pensioners Hill - Entrance sign — Image credit: Gunnedah Shire Council

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Pensioners Hill Lookout

Once a Depression‑era shanty town, Pensioners Hill has transformed into a peaceful, art‑rich cultural precinct where history, heritage and creativity meet. Stroll the gently winding path lined with native plants and discover a series of striking stone sculptures celebrating the people who shaped the region — the proud Red Chief, a pioneering woman, a hardworking coal miner, and the spirit of local agriculture. Guiding you between them is the flowing Rainbow Serpent, honouring energy, Country, and powerful Dreamtime stories. A must‑see addition to the site is the brilliantly painted water tank. This vibrant artwork shares the story of Pensioners Hill's past and features First Nations cultural imagery, offering a colourful new layer to this already meaningful place. Along your walk, don't miss the Aboriginal Scar Trees and Totems, each sharing deep connections to culture, tradition, and the Gamilaraay people's enduring relationship with the land. With free electric barbecues, picnic tables, hand‑carved seating, bird boxes, an impressive eagle sculpture, and a nature‑based playground, it's a welcoming space for all ages. The accessible path makes it easy for prams, wheelchairs, and coaches. Please note: Onsite toilets open only during events. The nearest public facilities are at Lion's Park on the Oxley Highway.

Gunnedah NSW

3.3 km away

Stock Road path — Image credit: Gunnedah Shire Council

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Stock Road Gym Equipment

Discover Stock Road – where fitness, learning and fun come together! Stock Road is more than just a scenic cycle and walkway — it's a vibrant corridor of health, heritage and outdoor enjoyment. Stretching from Links Road to Porcupine Street, this gently sloping route is a favourite with locals and visitors alike. At each end of the trail, you'll find outdoor gym equipment designed for all ages — free to use and perfect for a morning workout or a stretch in the fresh air. Families will love the dedicated children's bike safety park, complete with intersections, roundabouts, traffic islands, miniature road signs and plenty of seating for a well-earned break. It's a hands-on way for kids to learn road safety while burning off some energy. Fringed by a double row of majestic gum trees, Stock Road offers a peaceful natural setting and is home to local wildlife — and if you're lucky, you might even spot a koala, especially during the cooler parts of the day. And did you know? Stock Road once formed part of the historic north–south overland stock route, used by drovers in the late 1800s to move livestock from Queensland to Sydney. Today, it's a place where nature, recreation and local history all meet — a true gem in Gunnedah's outdoor offering.

Gunnedah NSW

3.6 km away

Dorothea Mackellar Silo Art — Image credit: Gunnedah Shire Council

Landmarks and Buildings

Dorothea Mackellar Silo Art

Celebrate the spirit of Australian poetry at the breathtaking Dorothea Mackellar Silo Art in Gunnedah. Towering 29 metres high, the maize mill has been transformed into a stunning tribute to one of Australia's most beloved poets. Renowned artist Heesco brings Mackellar's legacy to life with a striking portrait and the second verse of her iconic poem My Country, handwritten in her own script. Located on Barber Street, this monumental artwork is best admired from the dedicated viewing platform on Gunnedah's newest bridge, which links the Oxley Highway and Warrumbungle Street. An information board enriches the experience, offering insight into Mackellar's life and the creation of this masterpiece. Additional viewing is available at the mill's entry point. Please note: the silo is part of a working maize mill, so trucks may be present. For your safety, follow all signage and do not enter through the gate when open. This awe-inspiring landmark is more than art—it's a celebration of heritage, creativity, and the enduring beauty of Australian verse. A must-see for visitors seeking culture and inspiration in the heart of Gunnedah.

Gunnedah NSW

3.6 km away

Mornington Park

Parks and Gardens

Mornington Park Reserve

Discover Mornington Park Reserve, a tranquil retreat located at the corner of Anzac Parade and Hunter Street. Nestled in a quiet residential area, this park is the perfect spot for relaxation, recreation, and quality time with family and friends. Mornington Park features a charming playground and swing set for the kids, toilets and a drinking fountain, a covered picnic shelter with tables and seating, free electric barbecue facilities for a delicious outdoor feast and a tennis court available for hire, complete with lighting for evening games. With plenty of shady trees, the park offers a peaceful escape within walking distance of the Gunnedah Memorial Pool and Hospital. Gather your loved ones for a barbecue, enjoy a friendly tennis match, or simply unwind in this great space. To hire the tennis court, contact the Gunnedah Shire Council or the Visitor Information Centre for details.

Gunnedah NSW

3.7 km away

Athol Gallen Park

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Athol Gallen Park

Nestled in Gunnedah's south-eastern residential area, just off Walter Rodd Street and close to the popular Porcupine Lookout, Athol Gallen Park is a charming green space with a rich local history. The park sits on five acres of land generously donated by respected resident Athol Gallen in 1970, making it a treasured community spot. Perfect for families, the park features playground equipment, a sheltered picnic table, and a bench for relaxing. Children will love the bike track that loops around the play area, offering plenty of fun and activity. Look up into the scattered gum trees surrounding the park—you might be lucky enough to spot a koala snoozing high in the branches, adding a touch of wildlife magic to your visit. Whether you're seeking a peaceful picnic, a play break for the kids, or a chance to enjoy nature, Athol Gallen Park is a delightful stop in Gunnedah.

Gunnedah NSW

3.7 km away

Lions Park

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Lions Park

Gunnedah Lions Park is conveniently located on Anzac Parade, directly opposite the Gunnedah Memorial Swimming Pool, Dorothea Mackellar Centre, Memorial Statue and Poets Walk, Gunnedah Shire Band Hall, and the Water Tower Museum. This inviting park offers three spacious, covered picnic shelters complete with seating, tables, and free electric barbecues—perfect for that special family occasion. Families can feel secure with the fully fenced children's playground, the tall shady trees, and the beautifully maintained garden areas that provide plenty of space for kids to play and explore. The lush lawns and gardens are lovingly cared for by the Hospital grounds team and the Gunnedah Garden Club, ensuring a pleasant and welcoming environment year-round. Whether you're planning a child's birthday party, a picnic, or a relaxed family gathering, Lions Park is an ideal spot to enjoy the outdoors together.

Gunnedah NSW

3.8 km away

Kids Splash Water Playground — Image credit: Gunnedah Shire Council

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Gunnedah Memorial Swimming Pool

Located in the heart of town, the Gunnedah Memorial Swimming Pool offers the perfect spot to cool off, unwind, or enjoy a family day out. Set among leafy trees and lush lawns, the complex features a 50-metre outdoor pool, a fun water playground for kids, shaded picnic areas, and a kiosk and café — ideal for relaxing on warm summer days. Originally built in the mid-1950s, the pool stands as a proud war memorial, constructed largely through community donations and volunteer labour. The impressive memorial, positioned at the entrance to the pavilion, continues to honour those who served and reflects Gunnedah's strong sense of community spirit. For visitors in the cooler months, the 25-metre heated indoor pool offers year-round swimming in comfort. Whether you're here for laps, leisure, or laughter with the family, the Gunnedah Memorial Swimming Pool provides a welcoming environment for all ages.

Gunnedah NSW

3.9 km away

Poets' Precinct — Image credit: Gunnedah Shire Council

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Poets Precinct

Explore the Poets Precinct – A Cultural Landmark in Gunnedah! Located in ANZAC Park, South Street, the Poets Precinct is a beautiful tribute to Australia's beloved poet Dorothea Mackellar. Stroll along the Maas Walk, a winding bushland path named after Mikie Maas, founder of the Dorothea Mackellar Memorial Society. Along the way, discover plaques featuring Dorothea's iconic verses before reaching the striking life-size bronze statue of Dorothea on horseback. Across South Street, visit the Mackellar Centre, home to the unique Jean Isherwood "My Country" Watercolour Collection—32 stunning works inspired by Dorothea's famous poem. The centre also showcases memorabilia and photographs of the Mackellar family and their historic Gunnedah residence, Kurrumbede Homestead. The Centre is open for group bookings and Saturday mornings. The precinct also honours history with numerous war memorials, including Eighth Division Memorial Avenue, Remembrance Grove, and two spectacular Vietnam War murals by artist Jenny McCracken adorning the Water Tower Museum. Adjacent to the park is the Gunnedah War Memorial Pool Complex which offers a 25-metre heated indoor pool, an eight-lane Olympic pool, a children's water park, modern change rooms, and a kiosk—perfect for family fun. With spacious grounds, shaded areas, gas BBQs, picnic shelters, and playgrounds, ANZAC Park and Lions Hospital Park are ideal for gatherings or a relaxing break during your travels.

Gunnedah NSW

3.9 km away

Kids have enjoyed their visit to the museum — Image credit: Gunnedah Shire Council

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Water Tower Museum

Originally built in 1908 as the town's main concrete water reservoir and decommissioned in the late 1950s, this historic landmark has been transformed into a fascinating museum celebrating Gunnedah's rich heritage. Step inside and journey through four floors of history, featuring memorabilia from local families, schools, and major world conflicts. Climb to the rooftop observation deck for panoramic views of Gunnedah and the surrounding countryside—a reward worth the steps! Outside, admire two stunning murals by artist Jenny McCracken, unveiled on ANZAC Day 2019, depicting the Battle of Long Tan. The Water Tower Museum is proudly listed on the Australian Silo Art Trail and located in Anzac Park, South Street, Gunnedah. Coach groups are welcome, and town history or family research is available for a nominal fee. Please note: The museum is not currently wheelchair accessible.

Gunnedah NSW

3.9 km away

Dorothea Mackellar Statue — Image credit: Gunnedah Shire Council

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Dorothea Mackellar Memorial Statue

Discover the charm of one of Australia's most loved poets at the life‑sized Dorothea Mackellar Memorial Statue, beautifully set in Gunnedah's Anzac Park. This striking bronze sculpture captures Dorothea sitting side‑saddle on her horse, gazing toward her family properties—Kurrumbede and The Rampadells—the landscapes that helped inspire her iconic poem My Country. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the Maas Walk, a scenic path created in honour of Dorothea Mackellar Memorial Society founder Mient Je (Mikkie) Maas OAM. The walk features native plantings and showcases two of Dorothea's evocative poems "Dawn" and "Burning Off", bringing her words to life in a natural bush setting. Just across from the memorial, the Mackellar Centre invites visitors to explore the story behind Australia's longest‑running youth poetry competition. The annual National Poetry Awards receive more than 12,000 student entries from over 1,000 schools nationwide. Inside, you'll also find the exquisite collection of 32 watercolour paintings by Jean Isherwood, each inspired by the vivid imagery of My Country. A visit to the Dorothea Mackellar Memorial offers a beautiful blend of art, nature, and Australian literary heritage—right in the heart of Gunnedah.

Gunnedah NSW

4.0 km away

Dorothea Mackellar Centre

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Dorothea Mackellar Centre

The Dorothea Mackellar Centre is located on South Street (Anzac Park), Gunnedah. The centre offers an opportunity to take poetry lovers from far and wide on a journey into this "wordy" world. Experience the poetry of Dorothea Mackellar in the town that has inspired some of her works. The centre also houses the extensive archives and records of the Dorothea Mackellar Poetry Awards and the headquarters of the national poetry competition. The Jean Isherwood Water Colour Collection depicting verses of "My Country" is displayed in the Bill Clegg Wing of the Mackellar Centre and is worth a special visit. The Mackellar Centre is open to the general public every Friday and Saturday between 9.30am and 1.30pm. The Centre managed by the Dorothea Mackellar Poetry Society Inc. The Society is made up of local, passionate volunteers. Entry to the Centre is by way of a gold coin donation. Visits by tour groups can been accommodated by apppointment only.

Gunnedah NSW

4.0 km away

Children using Road Safety Park — Image credit: Gunnedah Shire Council

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Road Safety Park

Get Kids Moving at the Stock Road Safety Park! The Road Safety Park on Stock Road offers a fun, interactive way for children to learn how to safely navigate roads. Complete with real road signs, intersections and pathways, kids can ride their bikes or scooters while building essential road awareness skills in a safe, dedicated environment. Parents can relax and supervise from nearby shaded areas, with convenient seating and picnic tables making it easy to enjoy a break while the kids play and learn. Located close to the outdoor gym equipment, the Road Safety Park is part of the wider Stock Road precinct — a vibrant, active space perfect for families looking to combine fitness, fresh air and fun.

Gunnedah NSW

4.1 km away

Tree House — Image credit: Gunnedah Shire Council

Parks and Gardens

Livvi's Place Inclusive Playground Gunnedah

Welcome to Livvi's Place – Where Everyone Gets to Play! This isn't just a playground—it's an adventure zone for all ages and abilities! Zip through the air on the flying fox, climb high in the koala treehouse, or wander through the sensory garden. There's soft-fall for safe landings, accessible seating and pathways, and plenty of barbecue spots for family feasts. Make music, dig into the water sandpit, bounce on wheelchair-friendly trampolines, and sprawl out on grassy spaces. Livvi's Place also has loads of comfy seating for carers too! At the entrance, the Koala Totem—a proud symbol in Aboriginal culture—greets you in seven languages, including Gomeroi, paying respect to the traditional custodians of this land. Braille signage ensures everyone can join the fun, and clever educational features keep those curious little minds buzzing. Need the practical stuff? Easy! There's ample parking, public toilets, bike racks, and dining and shopping just a short stroll away. The playground is fully fenced, spans 2,500 square meters, and is watched over by 24-hour CCTV—so you can relax while the kids explore.

Gunnedah NSW

4.1 km away

Student at Piano — Image credit: Gunnedah Conservatorium

Entertainment Venues

Gunnedah Conservatorium

Established in 1987, the Gunnedah Conservatorium is a not-for-profit community organisation that strives to bring a high standard of music and performance education to the Gunnedah Shire. The Gunnedah Conservatorium offers a range of learning opportunities for students as young as six months right through to retirees. Gunnedah Conservatorium provides individual and group instrumental and vocal tuition from studios at the Gunnedah Town Hall. The Conservatorium also runs an extremely popular Early Childhood program. An annual concert series presents artists of national and international standing across venues in the Gunnedah region. Visitors to Gunnedah can join one of the weekly group music programs or purchase a ticket to a music recital.

Gunnedah NSW

4.2 km away

Cultural Precinct

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Gunnedah Cultural Precinct

Gunnedah Cultural Precinct – The Heart of Arts and Entertainment The Gunnedah Cultural Precinct is a vibrant hub for creativity and community, combining the heritage-listed Town Hall, Civic Cinema, Smithurst Theatre, Bicentennial Creative Arts Spaces, Mooki Studio, meeting rooms, and the Visitor Information Centre. Art & Exhibitions Local murals brighten the precinct, while galleries feature rotating exhibitions from local, regional, and national artists, plus community displays. A permanent gallery showcases works from Arts Gunnedah, with mixed-media art and ceramics available for purchase. Galleries are open daily. Entertainment & Programs The 136-seat Civic Cinema screens new releases Thursday to Sunday, offers a full children's program during school holidays, and hosts drama classes during school terms. Live theatre productions—local and touring—are a regular highlight. Venue Hire From workshops to large-scale events, the precinct provides flexible spaces for arts, cultural, educational, and corporate gatherings. Whether it's a seminar or a community celebration, this venue caters for groups of all sizes. For bookings and details, contact Gunnedah Shire Council weekdays. Discover, create, and connect at Gunnedah's Cultural Precinct—the region's artistic heart.

Gunnedah NSW

4.2 km away

birds-eye view — Image credit: Gunnedah Shire Council

Landmarks and Buildings

Gunnedah Rainbow Serpent Water Feature

More than 20 years ago, a group of proud Kamilaroi women artists shared a vision to tell an important cultural story through art. Today, that vision comes to life in the stunning Rainbow Serpent Water Feature, a vibrant landmark celebrating culture, creativity and community. Featuring the Rainbow Serpent, an important figure in Kamilaroi Dreaming, this striking public artwork winds gracefully through 29 colourful glass mosaic circles. Each mosaic reflects a story of resilience, connection and achievement, honouring the generations of women whose dedication and determination brought the project to fruition. Positioned at the entrance to Gunnedah's Cultural Precinct, the Rainbow Serpent Water Feature creates a welcoming gateway to the Civic Theatre, Bicentennial Creative Arts Gallery and Visitor Information Centre. Blending art, culture and storytelling, the installation offers visitors a meaningful insight into the rich heritage of the Kamilaroi people. Since its unveiling in 2020, the feature has become one of Gunnedah's most admired attractions. Its significance was recognised nationally in 2021 when it received a Silver Award in the Australian Street Art Awards for Best Rural Art. Take a moment to pause beside the flowing water, admire the intricate mosaics and experience the spirit of Kamilaroi culture reflected in this remarkable and inspiring work of art.

Gunnedah NSW

4.2 km away

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