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Saturday 1st & Sunday 2nd November 2025 

Dozens of Artists’ studios, halls & galleries to visit. Buy art & meet the maker.

 

Welcome to the first ever ULACHT (Upper Lachlan Arts, Culture & Heritage Trail). Dozens of local artists, creatives & cultural venues opening their doors for you to discover the rich artistic talent, cultural traditions & historical stories of the Upper Lachlan. Many open studios & experiences are exclusive to the trail so there’s never been a more creative time to visit Crookwell, Gunning, Collector, Bigga, Taralga, Tuena & other hidden gems. Thanks to Mandy McDonald for developing the trail into the amazing offering it has become.

 

ULACHT is an initiative of the Upper Lachlan Shire Council presented in partnership with STA

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
BIGGA
Bigga Arts and Crafts Artists Collective

The Bigga Arts and Crafts Gallery is housed within the heritage Bigga War Memorial Hall. It is a place where local artists meet and can exhibit their works. Maps for the self guided ‘Bigga History Walk’ obtained here.
Bigga Memorial Hall, Binda Street, Bigga.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
COLLECTOR
Some Cafe and Gallery

 
 
Some Cafe and Gallery represents the photography of Oliver Chiswell, a well known local photographer.
7 Murray St, Collector.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
COLLECTOR
Kate McKay


Kate is a ceramicist whose art practice takes functional and everyday objects; bowls, plates, vessels, through a considered and exploratory process to beyond the realm of the everyday to elevate the elemental nature of sharing food and drink to something beyond the merely functional.
Lynwood Gallery, Breadalbane Road, Collector.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
CROOKED CORNER
Leanne Kelly


“I like to work with farm junk”. Leanne is well known for her wire work sculptures and recycled metal structures, giving old materials a new story.
Kelly’s Run Art Hub, 214 Glenfield Rd, Crooked Corner.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
CROOKWELL
Crookwell and
Surrounds Photography
Enthusiasts

A group for photography enthusiasts, including award winning artists such as Kerri-Ann Pitt-Lancaster and Jane Ramsay, who come together for fun as well as learning. Everyone welcome from starting out through to experienced. All levels and equipment encouraged, including the ever-popular phone photography welcomed. 

Crookwell Senior Citizens Centre, Cnr Spring & Denison St, Crookwell.

Sat 1st 
10am-4pm
CROOKWELL
Goulburn Crookwell Heritage Railway inc

Buildings, track and infrastructure on display at the heritage listed terminus of the Goulburn-Crookwell branch line.Opened in 1902 and operated until 1985. Site and museum is currently cared for by the Crookwell Heritage Railway volunteeer group. 

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
CROOKWELL
Jodie Munday


Jodie is a multidisciplinary artist working across various mediums; weaving, acrylics and sculpture. As a proud Wiradjuri, Celtic and British woman her work is heavily influenced by walking with one foot in a different culture and environment.

Crookwell Memorial Hall, Denison St. Crookwell.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
CROOKWELL
Julie Haeusler
Julz Pottery

Julz works are inspired by the natural world. Her whimsical and characterful animal sculptures reflect the beauty of our local fauna, with a ‘touch of fun’.
Julz Pottery, 12 Smith Rd, Crookwell.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
CROOKWELL
Crookwell Patchwork and Craft

 
Crookwell Patchwork and Craft are a group of highly talented textile artists specialising in patchwork, tapestry, embroidery & more. 

Crookwell CWA Rooms, Spring St, Crookwell.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
CROOKWELL
 Tess Tynan

 
 
Tess is a young woman living with severe Cerebral Palsy who creates stunning art works using a paint brush attached to her headgear. With community and family support Tess is pursuing her dream of sharing her art and being a valued member of the community.

Crookwell Memorial Hall, Denison St. Crookwell.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
CROOKWELL
Julie & Katie Simpson
Get Creative

Julie and Katie are a mother & daughter team and owners of ‘Get Creative Crookwell’ an arts supply shop and workshop venue. Katie enjoys art in all its forms, exploring different mediums with printmaking a particular favourite. Julie works mainly in acrylics.

Crookwell Memorial Hall, Denison St. Crookwell.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
CROOKWELL
Stephen Carroll


Stephen has been studying Chinese brush painting for over 20 years. He has studied in China, Japan and South Korea as well as Australia. Stephens work encompasses  traditional and contemporary styles, and has exhibited in Australia, Canada, China, and Japan and is the recipient of international awards.
The Tea House Gallery, 41 Cowper St, Crookwell.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
CROOKWELL
Jess Plumb


Jess is a highly regarded First Nations artist whose work is in great demand. 

Crookwell Memorial Hall, Denison St. Crookwell.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
CROOKWELL
Lynne Ho


Lynne is a multi award winning artist working mainly in oils. Her inspiration comes from the beauty of the natural world. Lynne’s works span both portraiture and landscapes.

Crookwell Memorial Hall, Denison St. Crookwell.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
CROOKWELL
Donald Ho


Donald is an award winning water colour artist. He draws inspiration from artists such as Eudes Correia and Andre Kane. 

Crookwell Memorial Hall, Denison St. Crookwell.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
CROOKWELL
Mandy McDonald


Mandy’s major art practice is slumped, cast, fused glass. Mandy also practices and holds workshops in Cyanotype, Collage, Monotype printing.

The Tea House Gallery, 41 Cowper St, Crookwell.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
CROOKWELL
Susan Ducksbury


Susan is a visual artist and creative spirit, who has been a practicing and exhibiting artist for over 20 years. The natural world is Susan’s inspiration and she enjoys working realistically in pastels, watercolours and acrylics to capture nature.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
CROOKWELL
Crookwell Historical Society

 

The Crookwell Historical Society will be conducting a ‘History Walk’ through the main street of Crookwell, telling tales and stories of Crookwell in a bygone era.
Crookwell Main Street.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
DALTON
Dalton Craftees


The Dalton Craftees meet every fortnight at the newly renovated heritage Dalton Hall. Bring your own project to work on in convivial and knowlegeable company.

Dalton Hall,
64 Chapel St, Dalton.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
FULLERTON
Catherine Lidden


Catherine is a multi award winning Wildlife and Equine artist working in pastels and oils, reflecting her passion for representing in fine detail the natural world. Catherine goes beyond the ‘photograph’, using multiple layers, images and sketches to achieve her aim.
1391 Fullerton Rd, Fullerton.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
GUNNING
Margarita Georgiadis &
Max Cullen

The Picture House Gallery and Theatre at Gunning is a newly restored Art Deco heritage building, formerly the Coronation Theatre, circa 1937. This building also houses the studios of Margarita Georgiadis and Max Cullen. The Gallery displays their original works and that of many prominent Australian artists. The foyer holds a collection of movie memorabilia, antiques & collectables.

Gunning Picture House Gallery & Theatre, 82 Yass St, Gunning.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
GUNNING
Creative Gunning


Creative Gunning is an Association of active arts and crafts people of Gunning. The shop carries a range of unique and beautiful handmade items. Visitors will be able to try various craft activities including Kumi Himo weaving with Michelle Storey.

Gunning Picture House Theatre and Gallery, 82 Yass St, Gunning.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
GUNNING
Gunning and District Historical Society

 
Lead by President Leslie Bush the Gunning and District Historical Society will be organising events and exhibitions at the Gunning Railway Station which is celebrating 150 Years. Photos, stories, memorabilia & more will be on display.

Gunning Train Station, Grovenor St, Gunning.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
GUNNING
John Storey


Everyone is invited to join the Yarning Circle at Gunning Showground, Bushland Park to tell a story, recite a poem, to sit and to listen. 

Gunning Showground.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
GUNNING
Cheryl John


Cheryl is an author, photographer and artists in the Chinese Brush style. Cheryl takes her inspiration from nature and her popular subjects are the classic forms seen in Chinese paintings, bamboo, birds, fish, etc. Cheryl has written and illustrated many books including her memoir “With Eyes Wide Open’.
Gunning Picture House Gallery & Theatre, 82 Yass St, Gunning.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
GUNNING
Connect@Gunning


Connect@Gunning is an arts hub situated at the Gunning heritage railway station. Come and celebrate the 150th anniversary of this lovingly restored railway station.  Sunday 2 November is celebration day with music, markets, arts and crafts, exhibition, food, creative activities and more! Entertainment for all. 

Gunning Train Station, Grovenor St, Gunning.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
NARRAWA
Pam Kensit


Pam works with acrylic painting and organic sculptures and is a published author of six books, mainly historical non fiction. Her inspiration is driven by the quest to understand the organic composition of the natural world. 

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
TARALGA
Joanna Morris
Orchard Street Gallery

Joanne is the owner of the Orchard Street Gallery in Taralga. This small gallery exhibits works from emerging and unrepresented artists working in our local area.

Orchard St Gallery, 43 Orchard St, Taralga.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
TARALGA
Taralga Historical Society

 
The aim of the Taralga Historical Society is to preserve the heritage of Taralga for future generations. The Museum in the old Methodist Church is but one of the buildings preserved by the Taralga Historical Society, which is run entirely by volunteers.
Old Methodist Church, 83 Orchard St, Taralga.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
TARALGA
Taralga Trading Co


A co-operative of artists and lovers of fine things and vintage homewares.  Showcasing the delicate floral inspired art of Suzie Golightly, handcrafted Stick Furniture of Joe Vinks and acrylic art of Matilda Dumas and much more.

36 Orchard St, Taralga.

Sat 1st – Sun 2nd Nov
10am-4pm
TUENA
Tuena Creative Artists


Tuena has a vibrant arts and creative community.  Many of the public art works around the village have been produced by the group; murals, mosaics, metal and wire works to name a few. Paintings in oils and acrylics will be on display as well as many other art works by members of this talented group.

Tuena Community Hall.

Sun 2 Nov from 10am Connect Party Day 
GUNNING

Gunning Station turns 150 & STA are throwing a huge party featuring a makers market, live music, classic car display, art activities & more. Find Out more & the live entertainment line up

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Upper Lachlan Art, Culture and Heritage Trail is an initiative of the Upper Lachlan Shire Council presented in partnership with STA

STA kids

Online anytime Artist led creative activties to enjoy and share. Painting, printing, singing, waste to art, clay, zines & more… 

Creative Directory

Members who are artists and arts organisations are invited to be listed in our Creative Directory.

STA Mobile Offices at partner venues in each of our seven contributing council areas. Come meet with us at a town near you. 

Sun 2 Nov from 10am Connect Party Day 
Gunning Station turns 150 & STA are throwing a huge party featuring a makers market, live music, classic car display, art activities & more. Find Out more & the live entertainment line up

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