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Growers Hub

Shopping and Markets

Growers Hub Co-Operative Supermarket

A not-for-profit farmer-run cooperative, every shop supports local small-scale farmers and makers. The Growers Hub is a community‑owned destination where growers, makers, customers and the wider community come together to reshape how regional Australia eats, shops and gathers. Part food hub, part creative space and part community movement, they exist to strengthen local food systems, support regional producers and create meaningful connections between the people who grow and make — and the people who enjoy their products. The Farmers Hub offers fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables, local meats, free‑range eggs, honey, preserves, baked goods, dairy products, flowers, plants, skincare products, a rotating selection of Riverina‑made artisan items and much more!

Wagga Wagga NSW

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The Curious — Image credit: Sylvia Healy

Galleries, Museums and Collections

The Curious Curation - Art on Docker Street

The Curious Curation Art on Docker Street is a professional art gallery featuring exhibitons from established, emerging, innovative and experimental artists from the wider Riverina community and beyond. Each month the Gallery has a changeover of exhibitions with the openings held on the first Sunday of each month at 3pm.

Wagga Wagga NSW

0.1 km away

Collins Park

Parks and Gardens

Collins Park

The tranquil setting of Collins Park provides the perfect family escape. Located in the centre of the park is a playground for the kids, with mature trees providing plenty of shady spots. Around the playground are a gazebo, a double barbecue and picnic benches. Collins Park is also rich in history and features several memorials and original gas lamps throughout.

Wagga Wagga NSW

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Unique State Prints — Image credit: Unique State Art Space

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Unique State

Unique State is an artist studio in the heart of Wagga Wagga. The studio offers printmaking and drawing workshops by professionally trained artists in book-binding, papermaking, printmaking, and drawing. The school holiday programs are loved by kids and teens, and Saturday workshops are perfect for people seeking an experience while visiting or travelling through the Riverina. Emphasising an admiration of printmaking, the studio is brimming with local and national artists who create works on paper, from drawing and linocut to monoprints, etching, collages and everything in between! Showcasing the possibility of print, the works are available to purchase with complimentary gift wrapping and a huge range of unique artist greeting cards, perfect for any occasion! The studio also boasts the region's largest range of specialist printmaking and drawing materials, with a focus on building drawing skills, fostering young artists and bringing the love of printmaking home.

Wagga Wagga NSW

0.8 km away

The ErinEarth Garden Campfire is a favourite spot for picnics — Image credit: ErinEarth

Parks and Gardens

ErinEarth Garden

ErinEarth is a sustainable living education centre and volunteering community, situated on Wiradyuri Country, Wagga Wagga. It is a peaceful and contemplative space, perfect for sipping a cup of coffee, taking a lunch break or exploring nature with the little ones in a safe space. The garden is a demonstration of sustainable living to the community through organic vegetable growing, showcasing a water-efficient native plant garden, and providing opportunities for nature connection, reflection or nature play and exploration. The ErinEarth family would love to show you around. Come and visit, you might find some gardening inspiration, learn to grow food, tune into nature or simply wander and enjoy the beautiful, welcoming space. ErinEarth is an inclusive organisation hosting regular community open days. Their garden volunteering program is held weekly on Thursday morning. With ErinEarth Garden bursting with biodiversity, it is simply a wonderful place to escape the hustle and bustle and sit quietly in nature.

Turvey Park NSW

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Little Company of Mary Sisters Blue Plaque — Image credit: Heritage NSW

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Little Company of Mary Sisters Blue Plaque

Visitors can discover the stories behind the people, places and events that have helped shape NSW - where the history happened. A Blue Plaque visit offers more than sightseeing. It creates a direct connection between place and story, turning everyday locations into places of discovery. Each plaque reveals a unique piece of history, encouraging visitors to explore local areas from a new perspective and uncover stories they may never have known. This blue plaque commemorates the Little Company of Mary Sisters. Also known as 'Blue Sisters' for the blue veils they wore, played a vital role in providing compassionate health care to the people of the Riverina district and beyond Visit the blue plaque at Calvary Riverina Hospital, 26–36 Hardy Ave, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 and scan the QR code there to learn more.

Wagga Wagga NSW

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Mt Erin Heritage Centre, Wagga Wagga — Image credit: Mt Erin Heritage Centre, Wagga Wagga

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Mount Erin Heritage Centre

The Mount Erin Heritage Centre is located at Wagga Wagga in the original Mount Erin Convent which was built 1874-76. This historic site is where five Presentation Sisters from Ireland established a convent and school in 1876. Since then several schools have existed here including St. Brigid’s, St Mary's, St. Eugene’s, Mount Erin High School, Trinity Senior High School and presently Kildare Catholic College. The Heritage Centre displays the history of the Presentation Sisters in the Riverina and beyond. A timeline, changes in dress, photographs and unique memorabilia show the sisters’ lifestyle over the years. A harp brought from Ireland by the pioneers, and priceless lace are among the exhibits. The story of education is told through the history of the many schools. A collection of uniforms, items, artefacts, books and over 2,000 photographs represent many decades of school life. Many pictures of music, sports and other cultural activities over the decades have created great interest. The Mount Erin Boarding School which was opened in 1890 (and still operating today) is represented by an original bed and chair and countless photos of boarders.

Wagga Wagga NSW

1.0 km away

Sturt Mall

Shopping and Markets

Sturt Mall

Sturt Mall is a sub-regional shopping centre located in the largest inland city in NSW, Wagga Wagga. Anchored by Coles, Kmart and The Reject Shop and supported by over 45 specialty stores the centre has a strong mix of local and national retailers. With 606 car spaces and single level shopping, the Sturt Mall is a convenient shopping destination offering shoppers fresh food, both eat-in and take- away, fashion and a variety of services.

Wagga Wagga NSW

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Renew Wagga Shopfronts

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Tompson St Arts Precinct

Browse artworks, textiles and wares made by Riverina artists, and speak to the people who made them in this exciting precinct of shops run by artists. The Tompson St Arts Precinct is an ever-evolving strip of creative businesses run by local artists showcasing original artworks and artisanal wares. Each of the shops is a local business that was created by an artist as part of the Renew Wagga Program led by Eastern Riverina Arts. Yellow House Art Gallery and Studio by Renew Wagga graduate Maggie Deall is a gallery and studio that represents the work of a range of emerging female artists and a space to collaborate, meet and support one another. Janine Middlemost is known for her eclectic fashion label Middlemost and is also a graduate of the Renew Wagga program. The Middlemost shop features not only her beautiful designs made from recycled fabrics but also provides workshops to the community. Each garment is a unique piece of wearable art.

Wagga Wagga NSW

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Public Art Wagga — Image credit: Wagga Wagga City Council

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Explore Wagga’s Public Art

Uncover the creative side of the city. Wagga Wagga has a rich and diverse public art collection: discover sculptures, Wiradjuri weaving and beautiful little bronze artworks right across the City. Get up close to inspiring public art whether you are cycling or walking along the river, strolling through the streets or exploring the beautiful parks. Public Art Guide is available at the Wagga Wagga Visitor Information Centre.

Wagga Wagga NSW

1.1 km away

Regional Art Glass Gallery Wagga Wagga — Image credit: Tourism Australia

Galleries, Museums and Collections

National Art Glass Collection

The National Art Glass Gallery houses a world class, nationally significant collection of contemporary art glass, featuring approximately 400 pieces. As well as displaying the National Art Glass Collection, the gallery also exhibits a number of curated exhibitions which feature well known Australian and international glass artists throughout the year.

Wagga Wagga NSW

1.1 km away

Eternal Flame — Image credit: Visit Wagga Wagga

Parks and Gardens

Victory Memorial Gardens

The Victory Memorial Gardens were established in 1925 as a tribute to those who fought and died in the First World War. Thomas Kerr, designer of the Sydney Botanic Gardens, was chosen to create this tribute which is located on the banks of the Wollundry Lagoon in the heart of Wagga Wagga. A popular pastime for visitors is to feed the ducks and various water birds. Watch the geese as they cross Ivan Jack Drive - they have the right of way! The land was formerly the site of the Old Police Barracks, a brick building which faced Morrow Street and the police paddocks at the rear which were used to stable the police horses and their horse-drawn vehicles.

Wagga Wagga NSW

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Wagga Wagga Art Glass Gallery

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Wagga Wagga Art Gallery

Wagga Wagga Art Gallery inspires a vibrant, innovative and diverse Riverina arts culture. They engage with their local and global communities, support artists regionally and nationally, and promote a flourishing and experimental creative environment accessible to all. They're proud to host artwork by the outstanding Riverina artists throughout the year as well as the best visiting exhibitions from across Australia. Their showpiece is the National Art Glass Gallery, home to Australia’s largest and most significant collection of contemporary art glass. With forty different exhibitions and displays on offer every year, there is always something new for all audiences to enjoy at the Wagga Wagga Art Gallery.

Wagga Wagga NSW

1.1 km away

Station Creative Workspace — Image credit: Jack of Hearts Photography.

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Station Creative Workspace

The Station Creative Workspace is a game-changing cultural and economic initiative, transforming Wagga Wagga's historic Ambulance Station into a thriving centre for creativity, connection and collaboration. Developed by Eastern Riverina Arts, The Station is home to a growing community of artists, entrepreneurs and creative businesses. The Station gives artists, companies and creative entrepreneurs in the Riverina a launchpad to experiment, collaborate and showcase new work. Writers, designers, event producers and creatives can now access what they've long needed — infrastructure, visibility, networks and support — without needing to relocate to a major city. Offering a workshop, gallery space, meeting room, digital studio, creative offices and affordable artist studios all on one site, The Station provides the infrastructure creatives need to build sustainable careers. More than just coworking, it's a living, breathing hub that fosters innovation and strengthens the cultural economy of the Riverina.

Wagga Wagga NSW

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Wagga Wagga Rail Heritage Museum

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Wagga Wagga Rail Heritage Museum

Situated on the historic Wagga Wagga Railway Station platform. This vast collection of magnificent photographs and railway memorabilia depicting the local history of the railway and shown in a unique presentation for young and old. Across the railway pedestrian bridge is Wagga Wagga Rail Heritage Gang Sheds which houses a vast collection of railway trikes, tools and photographs of the railway history. This collection has been recognised for the wonderful preservation of the equipment and the display. It is presented in two railway sheds which were used by railway gang teams who looked after the safety of the railway tracks. Also across the railway pedestrian bridge is the Wagga Wagga Rail Heritage Model Trains with several working model railway layouts (HO and N scale) displaying passenger and freight trains. Learn from the experts who can help with any questions you have in regarding this awesome family friendly activity. All three museum locations have different opening times, check with website provided.

Wagga Wagga NSW

1.1 km away

Wollundry Lagoon in Wagga Wagga — Image credit: wagga Wagga City Council

Natural Attractions

Wollundry Lagoon

Meandering through the Victory Memorial Gardens and Civic Centre precinct in the centre of Wagga, the Wollundry Lagoon is the perfect spot to relax or enjoy a pleasant stroll amongst native vegetation. The lagoon is important to Aboriginal people for its spiritual, historical, social and aesthetic values. It is associated with the Dreaming story of the Wawi, a reptile-like spirit which resided in, and protected the Lagoon. Wollundry is an Anglicised word derived from the Wiradjuri language. 'Walang' means 'stone' or 'hard' and 'duray', means 'having' or 'place of'. Thus Wollundry (Walangduray) means 'stone-having' or 'place of stones'. The name is probably a reference to a granite rock bar (outcropping rocks) in the river below the present day St John's Church or to the granite on which the church stands. The surrounding sandhills have been used by Aboriginal groups for camping. At the time of European settlement, families camped near the lagoon and surrounding areas. Major gatherings attended by 400-500 Aboriginal people or 'grand corroborees' occurred in 1842 and 1843. Traditional Wiradjuri food and medicine collecting and cultural activities were practised at least until the 1870s, including the use of fish balks, or weirs, for managing supplies of fish.

Wagga Wagga NSW

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Museum of the Riverina - Historic Council Chambers

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Museum of the Riverina - Historic Council Chambers

The Museum of the Riverina is a social history museum that combines touring shows of national significance and local stories about life in the Riverina. Over two sites, the Museum of the Riverina tells stories about the people and events that have helped shape Wagga Wagga and the Riverina region. They're responsible for collecting and caring for more than 15,000 objects, photographs, textiles and paper-based materials which help to tell those stories.

Wagga Wagga NSW

1.2 km away

The Wagga Shop

Shopping and Markets

The Wagga Shop

The Wagga Shop can be found inside the Museum of the Riverina Historical Council Chambers site located on Baylis Street. Come in and experience the local delights the region has on offer. Known as the nation's food bowl, the diverse range of produce will amaze you! From local olive oil to delicious jams and sauces, sweet treats, pistachios, and so much more! The shop has something for everyone, including locally crafted wares, gifts galore and of course, the essential Wagga Wagga souvenir. Can't decide what to purchase? Why not package it up in a hamper? Pre-packed or select-your-own hampers are available.

Wagga Wagga NSW

1.2 km away

Wagga Wagga City Library

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Wagga Wagga City Library

With free Wifi, scanning, public access computers, and wireless printing, the library is the perfect place for visitors. Check out upcoming events on the library's website for information on author talks, workshops, school holiday programs, Storytime and all kinds of fun for all ages. Download eBooks, eAudiobooks, magazines and comics, or come in to borrow up to 30 items. Membership is free to residents of the local area.

Wagga Wagga NSW

1.2 km away

Paper Pear

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Paper Pear

Paper Pear is a studio and gallery run by Wagga artist Stephanie Day. Here she designs and makes her handmade greeting cards, paints, and runs art workshops for children. The gallery houses an eclectic mix of works by a selection of hand-picked artists and makers from the Riverina and beyond.

Wagga Wagga NSW

1.2 km away

Oasis Regional Aquatic Centre — Image credit: Visit Wagga Wagga

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Oasis Aquatic Centre

Enjoy year-round fun at the Oasis Aquatic Centre, located in the heart of Wagga’s city centre. The indoor area contains the 25-metre pool, leisure pools (including Turbo Pool and mushrooms), toddlers pools and a program pool which is frequently used for children's swimming lessons and hydrotherapy. The outdoor pools include a 50-metre pool, and a diving pool which has a one-metre and three-metre springboard, and five-metre platform. The facility has large female, and male, family and accessible change rooms, free barbecues and a children's playground. The Oasis is used by various sporting groups including water polo, diving, and triathlon groups. Birthday party packages and Learn to Swim Classes are available for adults and children.

Wagga Wagga NSW

1.2 km away

Epizõ

Spas and Retreats

Epizõ

Epizõ is a contemporary wellbeing hub in Wagga Wagga designed as a place to slow down, reconnect and return to yourself through intentional ritual. It brings together three core experiences under one roof: a bathhouse, a movement studio, and private treatment rooms hosted by independent practitioners. The bathhouse offers a guided circuit of heat, cold and rest, designed to support nervous system regulation, recovery and deep restoration. Guests move through a sauna and steam room, then into contrast therapy with a hot, river temperature and cold plunge pool. These practices are grounded in contrast therapy principles, helping the body reset, recover and rebalance. The movement space hosts Pilates, Yoga, Breathwork, Strength and Fusion classes focused on strength, mobility, breath and awareness. Sessions are designed to build consistency and connection over time, rather than intensity alone. Epizõ also supports a community of health and wellbeing practitioners through its treatment rooms, creating a shared ecosystem of care. At its core, Epizõ is a place to return to, reset within, and build sustainable wellbeing into everyday life.

Wagga Wagga NSW

1.2 km away

Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre — Image credit: Wagga Wagga City Council

Entertainment Venues

Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre

Located in the centre of the city on the banks of the Wollundry Lagoon, the Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre is a focus of cultural activities within the community. It regularly presents high quality productions including concerts, shows for kids, drama, comedy, circus and more. Meet up with friends before the show and enjoy a drink overlooking the Wollundry Lagoon. The venue operates a 491 seat theatre space and has two foyer spaces. The perfect contemporary space for theatre functions, product launches, presentations, meetings and cocktail functions.

Wagga Wagga NSW

1.3 km away

Transgrid Discovery Hub, Wagga Wagga — Image credit: Transgrid

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Transgrid Discovery Hub

Located in the heart of Wagga Wagga, the Transgrid Discovery Hub is a one-stop stop for visitors to access information, learn about energy and the unprecedented transformation occurring across the energy sector. Wagga is a crucial part of the Transgrid network and, with the construction of major infrastructure projects such as EnergyConnect, HumeLink, and VNI West - Wagga is positioned to be a major regional energy hub supporting not only the Riverina, but the National Electricity Market which services eastern Australia. This made Wagga the ideal location for establishment of the Discovery Hub, an exciting space for the community to learn more about transmission projects and Australia's transition to a clean energy future. Within the Discovery Hub you can learn about all aspects of electricity including power generation and transmission, the transition to renewables, engineering and construction processes, sustainability and innovation; and, careers in the energy sector

Wagga Wagga NSW

1.3 km away

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