Art Gallery in Stratham, WA
art gallery in Stratham, WA (Results 1 - 1 of 1)
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2 Fishermans Rd, Stratham, 6237
0428 178 685
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416 Moore Rd, Dardanup, 6236
(08) 9728 0552
... MUSEUM, MUSEUMS, History museum 
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40 GAVINS GULLY CRT, Dardanup West, 6236
(08) 9728 0292
... Galleries, Tourist Attraction & Information Services, Jewellery, Glass, Art Services, Art gallery 
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77 FORREST AVENUE, South Bunbury, 6230
(08) 9721 7546
... MUSEUMS, MUSEUM, Textiles, History Museum, Art Gallery, museum gallery, cultural organizations,... 
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1 Arthur St, Bunbury, 6230
(08) 9792 7284
... Museum, Community Museum 
The Bunbury Museum and Heritage Centre is a must-visit for history enthusiasts. Customers appreciate the informative and interactive displays, with one visitor particularly impressed by the Aboriginal storytelling. The staff are described as friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful in suggesting local attractions. The museum showcases a range of artifacts from the colonial era, including model ships and settler era artifacts. The interior of the old building is described as beautiful and the presentation of items is well-done. The museum is free to enter and offers a rich history of South West Australia. 
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59 Stirling St, Bunbury, 6230
0405 306 561
Red Mill Studio is a museum & art gallery in Bunbury, showcasing beautiful handmade furniture and local products. Customers praise the gorgeous creations by Paul, the friendly and helpful staff, and the abundant eye candy timber pieces. The store offers a wide range of affordable gifts and a relaxing ambience with delicious fragrances and calming music. 
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Stirling Street Arts Centre, Bunbury, 6230
(08) 9791 1256
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64 Wittenoom Street, Bunbury, 6230
(08) 9792 7323
..., Nightlife, museum visit, art services, Travel, museum gallery, Art Gallery, Entertainment, art The Bunbury Regional Art Galleries is a historic building housing fascinating art exhibitions with free entrance. Visitors appreciate the variety and quality of art, as well as the interesting history of the building. Lift access is available for those with mobility issues. The gallery hosts events, such as the Matsuri Festival and South West festival of Japan, offering cultural experiences. Friendly staff are knowledgeable and willing to share information. 
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21 Wellington St, Bunbury, 6230
(08) 9721 2340
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Lot 830 Koombana Drive, Bunbury, 6230
(08) 9791 3088
... tourist visit, Eco Tours, tourist information center, Non-Profit Organization, eco tour agency,... The Dolphin Discovery Centre in Bunbury is a must-visit attraction for guests. Many were impressed with the octopus feeding experience and the opportunity to see dolphins in their natural habitat. The centre offers interactive educational workshops and various displays about marine life. The volunteers are enthusiastic and friendly. The facilities include a cafe serving good food and a nice view. Some guests appreciated the friendly and helpful staff, while a few had negative experiences with specific staff members. The centre is worth the visit, with the dolphin watching cruise being a highlight for many. 
1053 Joshua Creek Rd, Crooked Brook, 6236
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18364 S Western Hwy, Donnybrook, 6239
(08) 9780 4200
15 Greenwood Hts, Ferguson, 6236
0413 385 797
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12 Piggott Drive, Australind, 6233
(08) 9797 2411
... builders, History Museum, furniture designers made to order, Art gallery, furniture designers The Featured Wood Gallery & Museum in Australind is a must-visit for history and art enthusiasts. The woodwork displays are intricately crafted with passion, and visitors are treated to a guided tour by the knowledgeable and friendly owner, John. The museum houses a wide range of agricultural, historic, military, and local interest items, making it a treasure trove of history. The displays are well-curated, and the entry fee is small yet worth it for the wealth of information and history on offer. John shares his passion for the exhibits and provides a personal history lesson on each one. The museum is easily accessible and welcoming to all visitors. 
GOLDFIELDS RD, Donnybrook, 6239
(08) 9731 0311
The Old Goldfields in Donnybrook has changed names, please vist The Real River Company 
GOLDFIELDS RD, Donnybrook, 6239
(08) 9731 0322
The Old Goldfields in Donnybrook has changed names, please vist The Real River Company 
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935 Layman Road, Busselton, 6280
(08) 9752 2039
... travel information, tourist attraction, Tourist Attraction & Information Services, Information,... 
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76 Peel Terrace, Busselton, 6280
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3L Queen Street, Busselton, 6280
(08) 9754 0900
The Famous Busselton Jetty Experience and Underwater Observatory Busselton are WA Tourism favourite landmark icons as a 3km wooden jetty takes you to the Underwater Observatory UWO where spectacular... The Busselton Jetty is a beautiful and scenic destination for visitors. With a length of 1.8 km, it's a great place for a leisurely walk by the ocean. The jetty offers stunning views and is family-friendly. Many visitors recommend taking the train for an additional experience. The underwater observatory is also a popular attraction, showcasing ocean life. Fishing is allowed and there are cafes and restaurants nearby. The entrance fee is reasonable and the proceeds go towards maintaining the jetty and train. 
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76 Peel Tce, Busselton, 6280
(08) 9754 2166
The Busselton Historical Museum is a must-visit with numerous interesting exhibits and displays, covering various periods and topics. The volunteers and staff are friendly and knowledgeable. The museum is spread over multiple indoor and outdoor areas, providing ample space to explore. The central theme revolves around the dairy industry, but there is a rich diversity of other material as well. The location on the river bank adds to the experience. The entry fee is reasonable, and the displays are well-presented and engaging. Visitors of all ages can find something to enjoy. A few reviews mention the absence of information on local aboriginal communities and their relationship to the industry and events displayed as a potential improvement. 
