Museum of Art and Culture Lake Macquarie, yapang

First Street, Booragul, NSW, 2284

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The Museum of Art and Culture Lake Macquarie, yapang, is located on five verdant hectares on the shores of Australia’s largest coastal saltwater lake. It’s an idyllic backdrop to what is the region’s artistic and cultural hub, which includes an award-winning art museum with mosaic pathways, a sculpture park and a café. Lake Macquarie is unique among regional galleries due to its location and quality of programming. Touring shows alternate with museum-curated exhibitions featuring nationally significant artists, many of whom share a connection with the Hunter. Contemporary visual arts, craft and design practice are the main focus of MAC’s exhibitions, as well as a dedicated Aboriginal program under the banner of ‘yapang’ (it means journey/pathway in the Awabakal language). MAC can be easily reached via the lake foreshore cycleway or by public transport.
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First Street, Booragul, NSW, 2284
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Aboriginal Culture - Art & Culture - Australian Museums and Galleries Association - Cafe - Carpark - Caters for people who use a wheelchair. - Conference/Convention Facilities - Enquiry Desk - Family Friendly - Food & Wine - Food and Refreshments - Free Wifi - International - Parents Room - Picnic Area - Public Toilet - Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation - Shop / Gift Shop - Visitor Information Centre

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