15N Derby Street, Walcha
p: 0488 775 891
e: info@walchagallery.com.au
w: https://walchagallery.com.au/
or use the form below to send an email direct to Walcha Gallery of Art.
We are a local, community co-operative that operates as a retail shop and a studio.
Everything we sell in our shop has been handmade by a Walcha and district locals.
We run regular workshops and classes, and provide a permanent Children's Craft Corner. Creative groups such as quilting or craft can visit and use our workspace for the day or the weekend, or if you would like to run a workshop you can hire our studio space.
We are able to fund the running of our shop and studio through membership, commission sales, fee-paying workshops and group attendees.
Wednesday - Friday: 10am - 4pm
Saturday: 10am - 2pm
Sunday: 10am - 4pm
6N Derby Street, Walcha
p: 0400 425 185
e: walchahandmade@gmail.com
w: www.walchahandmade.wordpress.com
or use the form below to send an email direct to Walcha Handmade.
Friday - Sunday: 10am - 4pm
5s Derby Street, Walcha
p: 0411 713 566
e: info@thebigblackbuilding.com
w: thebigblackbuilding.com/coming-soon
or use the form below to send an email direct to The Big Black Building.
Langford House is an Italian inspired grand Edwardian Mansion, located one kilometre south of Walcha on Thunderbolts Way.
Guided tours are available with the owners, by prior arrangement only. A tour takes around an hour.
Construction of William Fletcher's "Langford" mansion commenced in May 1903 and was completed in October 1904.
Langford is a grand two story building constructed of locally produces red brick, featuring 22 rooms and a five story central tower overlooking the circular entrance driveway and extensive surrounding gardens.
By appointment only
14598 Thunderbolts Way, Walcha
p: 6778 0395
e: enquiries@langfordatwalcha.com.au
w: www.langfordatwalcha.com.au
or use the form below to send an email direct to Langford.
Cooperative, Workshop, Shopfront, Upcycling, Woodwork, Metalwork, Repairs.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 9am - 3pm
36N Derby Street, Walcha
p: 0427 772 089
e: info@walchamensshed.org.au
w: www.walchamensshed.org.au/index.php
or use the form below to send an email direct to the Walcha Men's Shed.
Fenwicke craft rooms, teahouse, and B&B are all located in the beautifully built 19th Century terrace house located just over the bridge in the main street of Walcha. Inside you will find locally made items including earrings, lanyards, personal care products, nursery items, as well as delicious jams and chutneys. Fenwicke House also offers upcycled products from small deco items to larger items of furniture. Walk through to the delightful teahouse and enjoy a lovely devonshire tea or a variety of home cooked soups or Turkish toasties. Everything we create at Fenwicke House is based on helping others to feel fabulous. Fenwicke House also offers two well appointed bedrooms for guests to stay and enjoy Walcha, as well as the wonderful New England area at their leisure.
Tue - Wed 10am - 3pm
Thu - Sat 9am - 4pm
Sun 10am - 2pm
23E Fitzroy Street, Walcha
p: 0400 395 047
e: kjteahouse123@gmail.com
or use the form below to send an email direct to the Fenwicke House.
Complete brief description of your venue: The museum complex consists of 12 buildings the original Pioneer Cottage and Museum are the two front buildings. The Complex showcases the history of Walcha and surrounding districts, Included in the exhibits is a Tiger Moth plane used for crop dusting, horse drawn wagons both agricultural and private carriages. An original settlers cottage, wool hall and hospital and WW1 & 11 displays are part of the exhibits. The Pioneer Cottage was the home of the first Policeman for Walcha and shows how the family would have lived.
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111N Derby St, Walcha
Saturday - Sunday: 10am to 4pm
p: 0409 897 348
e: enquiries@walchadhs.com.au
w: www.walchadhs.com.au
or use the form below to send an email direct to the Pioneer Cottage And Museum
In 1996, Walcha Council was approached by Stephen King, a local farmer and sculptor, to collaborate with him to create a fountain sculpture for McHattan Park in the centre of town. The decision to accept his offer and install Walcha's first sculpture lead to the suggestion by Council to form the Walcha Arts Council to facilitate an ongoing public art program.
A plan was conceived and drawn up by the Walcha Arts Council and was adopted by Council into its 1998 Management Plan. The concept came to be known as the Open Air Gallery. Currently, the collection consists of 54 sculptures and artworks by local, national and international artists. Take a stroll around the streets and along the river to enjoy the wonderful variety of works on permanent public display.
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Pick up a map from Walcha Visitor Information Centre, 29w Fitzroy Street
p: 6774 2460
e: tourism@walcha.nsw.gov.au
or use the form below to send an email direct to Walcha Visitor Information Centre
