Michael Reid Murrurundi is a unique regional destination for exhibitions of contemporary Australian art and fine food & coffee surrounded by our beautiful gardens.
Situated in the thoroughbred, vineyard and coal-belt of the Upper Hunter Valley of NSW, in the small but significant town of Murrurundi, the gallery is an accessible drive from Moree, Armidale, Scone and Sydney. Established in 2006 the gallery, and its ever-growing botanic surroundings, absorb and echo the seasons with a robust exhibition calendar.
Our gallery, concept store & kiosk are open from 9:30am every Wednesday to Sunday. The gallery & concept store are open until 4pm. Kiosk open until 3pm.
9 Oct 2025
Cindy Tong: Bloom
Michael Reid is delighted to welcome Cindy Tong back to Murrurundi. Following her immensely successful, sold-out solo exhibition earlier this year, the Gippsland-based ceramic artist returns with a stunning new collection of elegantly crafted and beautifully textured vessels titled Bloom.
9 Oct 2025
Brooke Dalton
Narrabri-based contemporary painter Brooke Dalton is back with a new collection of paintings celebrating the quiet pleasures of springtime at home. Warm Nostalgia opens October 9.
9 Oct 2025
Laura White: In Full Bloom
From fruits to nostalgia-tinged tangles of nasturtiums: Laura White’s newest collection of paintings showcases a stunning abundance of fabulous blooms that feel fresh from an enchanted garden.
16 Oct 2025
Simone Hale: Abundance
Simone Hale returns to Michael Reid Murrurundi next week with her second solo exhibition, Abundance – a painterly celebration of home comforts that feels serendipitously timed for spring.
23 Oct 2025
Fiona Smith: Spark Birds
Fiona Smith returns to Michael Reid Murrurundi with a brilliant suite of portraits that set Australian native birds amid pattern-rich interiors. Spark Birds opens October 23.
30 Oct 2025
At Home with Trevor Smith
Like a 1950s Women’s Weekly cookbook brought to life in fabulous fuzzy forms, At Home With Trevor Smith spins utilitarian objects into works of woollen art with more than a soupçon of nostalgia and wit. Opening at Murrurundi from Thursday 9 October.
