There’s still time to enjoy one of the Mid-Western Region’s most colourful and creative events, with Sculptures in the Garden continuing at the beautiful Rosby Wines and Gallery in Eurunderee until Sunday 25 October.
Now in its 16th year, this much-loved exhibition has once again transformed the picturesque property into an outdoor gallery, bringing together incredible artistic talent, beautiful surroundings and a wonderful opportunity for locals and visitors to experience something a little different.
And if you haven’t made your way out to Rosby just yet, there’s still a whole week to explore!
With more than 300 sculptures and artworks on display, visitors can wander through the gardens at their own pace, discovering everything from impressive large-scale installations to smaller, intricate creations. There’s certainly plenty to admire, and perhaps even a little inspiration to take home!
One of the lovely things about Sculptures in the Garden is that you don’t need to be an art expert to enjoy it. Whether you’re passionate about sculpture, appreciate a beautiful garden or simply enjoy getting out and about in our wonderful region, there’s something for everyone.
The exhibition also offers a fantastic opportunity to introduce younger visitors to the arts, encouraging curiosity, imagination and conversations about the many different ways artists express their creativity.
Of course, events like this are about much more than the artworks themselves. They bring people together, encourage visitors to explore our beautiful Mid-Western Region and provide another wonderful reason to support our local businesses, hospitality venues and tourism operators.
With 132 artists represented in this year’s exhibition, including 26 exhibiting for the first time, it’s also a terrific reminder of the extraordinary creativity found across Australia.
Sculptures in the Garden is open daily from 10am to 4pm until Sunday 25 October at Rosby Wines and Gallery, 122 Strikes Lane, Eurunderee.
Entry is just $5 for adults, with children admitted free.
So, why not gather a few friends, take the family or simply enjoy a leisurely wander among the sculptures? There’s still time to experience this wonderful celebration of art, creativity and community right here in the Mid West!
Images courtesy of Sculptures in the Garden website
