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PAVE THE WAY TO GULAR
STREET ART FESTIVAL 2022
Now in its fourth year, Pave The Way to Gular Street Art Festival presented by the Gular Co-op, will this year be using billboards as their canvas. The huge billboards will be erected along the Riverwalk providing six mural surfaces to be transformed by prominent visiting artists.
Book a return seat to Gulargambone for Pave the Way to Gular Street Art Festival 2022.
Leave your car at home, and enjoy a bus ride to the festival on Sunday 11th September. Sunday is action-packed with live painting, market stalls, food vans, live music and entertainment.
Sunday 11th September, 2022
Langley’s Coaches
Depart at 8:45am from Dubbo Visitor Info Centre (lower Macquarie Street) and arrive in Gulargambone at 10:15am.
The bus will then depart Gular at 2:15pm having you back in Dubbo at 3:30pm.
Tickets are $30 return (includes entry to the festival).
A Look Inside gular
Gulargambone is fast becoming a cultural hot spot, thanks to innovative locals transforming their town with quirky and colourful art projects.
Take a look through our galleries to see what makes our little town tick
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Gulargambone Pharmacy
Gulargambone Pharmacy (Previously known as Max Save Chemist) reopened in September 2014, hoping to make a difference to a small town which it certainly has. A local chemist had not existed in Gulargambone for many years prior to that. Saving us all a minimum of a...
Gulargambone Caravan Park
David and Bernadette Frazier have owned the Gulargambone Caravan Park since 2013. Originally from Dubbo, David and Bernadette travelled Australia before deciding that Gular was the best place to be. “We have worked at a roadhouse 300km, south of Katherine N.T,...
Gulargambone Hotel
The Gulargambone Hotel has a long service history stretching back to 1930. However, once a majestic 2 storey grand hotel with a second storey breezy veranda and accommodation; the hotel was raised to the ground by a fire in 1968, the day after Anzac Day. Sometime...
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