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Gulargambone, NSW

Gulargambone, affectionately known as 'Gular' by locals, is a vibrant town in New South Wales' central-west plains, situated 47 km south of Coonamble along the Castlereagh River. The town's name, derived from the Wiradjuri language, means 'watering hole for many galahs.' Gulargambone is renowned for its impressive street art scene, featuring vivid murals and sculptures that rival Melbourne's laneways. A highlight is Café 2828, a community-driven hub offering a café, gallery, craft and produce shop, function centre, and second-hand bookshop. The town's commitment to self-sufficiency is evident in its community-owned post office and multi-purpose health centre. Gulargambone's unique blend of culture, community spirit, and artistic expression makes it a must-visit destination.