Top 6 Art Trails in New South Wales, Australia.
Wagga Wagga Art Trail
The Art Trail is made up of diversified Artists all having their own style of workmanship working from their home Studio`s, The trail is open two (2) weekends a year 1st weekend in March and 1st weekend in November running Saturday and Sunday 10am to 4pm Website www.waggaartisttrail.com.au
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Upper Blue Mountains June Arts Trail
The June Arts Trail is a free event where artists open their studios in the upper Blue Mountains. It will be held on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 June between 10.00 am and 4.00 pm. Over 12 artists from Bullaburra to Blackheath will open their studios to the public. See how art is made and the environments in which creativity and inspiration flourish. The artist`s work in mediums from painting, textiles, photography, glass, sculpture, printmaking, mosaic and more! Set your own pace for a leisurely and inspirational arts crawl.
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Pittwater Artist Trail
This Art Trail will take you to a fabulous collection of Pittwater artists. Of course you don`t have to visit them all, just pick the ones you`re interested in. This trail will be open next on September 3rd and 4th 2016.
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Chippendale Gallery Trail
A quick stroll around the fabulous galleries of Chippendale. Most galleries are open until at least 4pm from Tue-Fri. Well worth a visit and bring your credit card!
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Sculpture by the Sea
Annual Art Trail along the coast. You can view a sample of this year`s offerings here: http://www.australian-art-gallery.com/cgi-bin/slideshowbig.pl?show=SlideShows/Sculpture-by-the-Sea-2016/
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Bundeena Maianbar Art Trail
The Bundeena Maianbar Art Trail is a unique way in which to view art, art lovers have the opportunity to visit artist’s studio, talk to the artists, see their galleries and studios. Purchases of artwork can be made directly from the artists. The studios are open on the first Sunday of every month from 10am to 4 pm. Location maps are available on our website arttrail.com.au or pick one up from the many places in Bundeena and Maianbar. Look for the blue and white flags on display at all the open studios on the day. Visitors can drive to Bundeena and Maianbar from both ends of the Royal National Park without paying the park entrance fee or from Cronulla catch the ferry across to Bundeena. There are several cafes and BandB`s in Bundeena and Maianbar if you wish to make a longer stay.
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