ENJOY

Delight in the tapestry of stories and experiences woven along the Northern Rivers Rail Trail, a gateway to the heritage and vibrancy of both on-trail and off-trail communities. Experience the pulse of the Northern Rivers with a dynamic array of events and activities, ensuring there’s always something to captivate and entertain.

Murwillumbah Arts Trail

10 – 11 May, 2024

This bi-annual event immerses visitors in the luscious landscapes of Northern NSW, where the coast meets the river and hinterland, unveiling hidden gems and lesser-known paths.

The Trail presents a rare opportunity for the public to venture into artists’ studios, historic halls, and pop-up galleries scattered across quaint villages. The event celebrates a wide spectrum of art forms, spanning from traditional painting and printmaking to intricate jewellery, imposing sculptures, finely crafted glassworks, and dazzling mosaics. It offers an excellent platform for art enthusiasts, collectors, fellow creators or curious minds to gain insights into the artistic process, discover emerging talents, and avail studio sales.

Why not ride around town and use the Rail Trail to connect to smaller villages of Stokers Siding?

For more information visit Murwillumbah Arts Trail.

Community Picnic

30 June, 2024

Join us for a delightful day of art and adventure on June 30, 2024, as we celebrate the annual Community Picnic at the Tweed Regional Gallery and Margaret Olley Art Centre! Why not make your journey to the event even more special by riding on the Rail Trail? Take advantage of the convenient connection to the gallery and enjoy a leisurely stroll or ride before immersing yourself in creative inspiration. Don’t miss out on the chance to participate in the community artist paint-out, savor delicious food, and groove to live music. It’s the perfect blend of outdoor fun and artistic exploration. For more information visit Tweed Regional Gallery and Margaret Olley Art Centre. See you there.