Where Art and History Come Together

Step inside the original 1880s police barracks in the historic village of Murringo and discover a gallery experience like no other. Housed in the former charge room and courtroom, the Murringo Barracks Art Gallery blends heritage and creativity—spaces once filled with stories of the past are now home to inspiring works by local Hilltops artists.

Gallery owner and landscape artist Therese Crowe invites you into her world of expressive paintings that capture the emotion and movement of nature, deeply inspired by the land she calls home. Visit her working studio to see the creative process in action and meet the artist behind the brush.

Set on a working 300-acre sheep farm and surrounded by rolling hills, the gallery offers more than just art—it’s an authentic country experience. Wander through peaceful paddocks, heritage buildings, and tranquil gardens that make your visit truly memorable.

What You’ll Find:

💠 Original artworks by Therese Crowe
💠 Regularly changing exhibitions by regional artists
💠 Therese’s studio, open to visitors
💠 A unique gallery setting steeped in history

🕙 Open Saturdays & Sundays | 10am–4pm
🎟️ Free Entry

👉 See the current exhibition here
👉 Also see the related listing for the Murringo Barracks Guesthouse