Claire Foxton's mural of local legend Peter Simpson on the rear part of the local cafe, Pave the Way to Gular Street Art Festival 2018. Photo by Peter Bellingham
Pave the Way to Gular Street Art Festival will return this year on September 10 & 11, 2022!
Entry is free and buses from Dubbo will be available, with bookings through 123tix.
Catch 10 new artworks live in action as we welcome artists from around the country to join local artists in revitalising Gulargambone’s walls and spaces with exciting public art.
Now in its fourth year, we welcome prolific artists Kasper, Suki, Zac Craig, Viki Murray, Manda Lane, Frank Wright, Leo Uribe and Michael Bourke to work on walls and newly erected billboards along the Riverwalk.
Artists have designed provocative concepts referencing mental health, climate change, animal extinction and other environmental and political issues, promising a myriad of interesting and exciting live paintings and large-scale works.
There will also be a street party to close the festival including live entertainment, a range of market stalls including food vans, and workshops while taking the opportunity to meet the artists and get to know the locals.
Affectionately known as Gular, we are situated on the Castlereagh River between Gilgandra and Coonamble, approximately 6 hours north-west of Sydney. Gular is only a small town so you can see all the murals and sculptures by following the trail on foot, and there is plenty of accommodation available.
Proudly supported by Festivals Australia, RISE Fund, Regional Arts NSW, Country Arts Support Program (CASP) 2022, Outback Arts, Create NSW, Coonamble Shire Council Dulux, CRT Coonamble, CRT Gulargambone and Gulargambone Co-op.