Western Plains Cultural Centre, a state-of-the-art facility boasting a gallery, museum and modern cafe, is Dubbo’s creative soul. The Centre offers a rich program of high quality exhibitions and installations by local and visiting artists.

Uncover the City’s history and view Australia’s largest and best preserved wool wagon. A carved tree, an object of great cultural significance to the local Aboriginal people and rarely seen by outsiders, is also on display. A popular meeting place for locals, The Gallery Cafe offers alfresco dining seven days a week.

Team your visit with one of the Centre’s special school holiday activities or visit the restored classroom. Keep an eye on our website for information on upcoming exhibitions at westernplainsculturalcentre.org

• Free admission
• Ample parking for cars and buses
• Group tours by prior arrangement
• Open daily 10am – 4pm