Museums & Art Galleries in Lightning Ridge, NSW
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8 Opal Street, Lightning Ridge, 2834
(02) 6829 1130
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The Murray John Art Gallery is a must-visit for art enthusiasts in Lightning Ridge. Customers praise the fantastic art works, talented artists, and spacious gallery. The gallery features beautiful, quirky, and thought-provoking paintings both inside and outside. Visitors enjoy the free entry and the opportunity to purchase prints and coffee table books. The artwork depicts Australia's landscapes, wildlife, and icons, and photography is not allowed inside to protect the art. Several customers mention the great staff and unique Australian humor in the paintings. 
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3/11 Morilla Street, Lightning Ridge, 2834
(02) 6829 1667
Nonprofit Organization 
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MORILLA STREET, Lightning Ridge, 2834
(02) 6829 0565
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51 Pandora St, Lightning Ridge, 2834
0456 763 564
THE GOONDEE, PANDORA STREET, Lightning Ridge, 2834
(02) 6829 2001
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365 Millencowbah Rd, Lightning Ridge, 2834
0427 780 434
Just Rustic is a must-visit museum in Lightning Ridge, where passionate hosts Robert and Therese share their extensive collection of historical memorabilia and stories. Visitors enjoy informative tours about the farm and the hardships endured by generations, as well as home-made scones and a warm Australian hospitality. The museum supports farmers in need, making it a unique and memorable experience for all. 
