The free community directory for Murrurundi — shops, trades, clubs, health services and more, all in one place.
Local cafe on Mayne St.
Fresh locally made gelato, sorbets, sweets and cold drinks, plus a small range of giftware and framed artwork.
Well-reviewed local bakery/cafe - exact address unconfirmed.
Cafe, pantry goods and homewares on Mayne St.
Pub, bottle shop and accommodation near the old railway.
Asian food kitchen at the Murrurundi Bowling Club.
Historic pub, established 1842 and reopened in 2010.
Heritage pub and accommodation on Mayne St, dating to 1863.
Caravan park and camping on the edge of town.
Motel accommodation on Mayne St.
Hair salon in Murrurundi.
Hair salon in Murrurundi, rated 4.8 stars.
Hair styles, manicures, pedicures, waxing, tinting, facials and massage by appointment.
A local vintage and collectables shop with a changing selection of past treasures.
Fuel and service station on Mayne St.
Service station - address may overlap another listing, worth confirming.
Real estate agency serving Murrurundi and Quirindi.
Personalised finance and lending solutions for property buyers, refinancing and small business.
Holistic healing and spiritual wellbeing services in Murrurundi.
Community-connected residential aged care nestled among the hills of Murrurundi.
Local general practice providing family healthcare services.
Local community pharmacy on Mayne St.
Public hospital providing 24-hour emergency care and community health services.
A community group for local gardening enthusiasts.
Annual stockman's challenge and bush festival, running since 2004.
Local history museum, open weekends 10am-12pm.
Focus: Community welfare, social connection, and helping people in rural areas.Activities: Local meetings, handicraft, cookery, and fundraising.Membership Cost: $52.00 per full year for regular member
Local bowling club on Mayne St.
Local Men's Shed group.
9-hole golf course - current activity unverified.
Local branch of Lions Club International.
Local rugby league club playing in the Group 21 competition.
Local tennis club.
Local community food hub.
Grazier, artist, storyteller and philanthropist at Rock Dhu, and founding patron of the biennial Norvill Art Prize.
Contemporary art gallery on the corner of Boyd and Mayne St.
Contemporary regional painter and ceramicist based between Murrurundi and Newcastle, exploring working-class life, regional customs and the Australian landscape.
Photographer capturing events, portraits, sports and landscapes, with a focus on Kustom Kulture - cars, bikes and vintage style - through the Lube Bay Gallery.
Charcoal and pencil gallery specialising in native Australian flora, fauna and farm life, with original works, prints and commissions.
Regional artist featured in local and district group exhibitions.
Portrait and mural artist behind Murrurundi Hospital's water-tank artwork.
Well-known local artist working in painting and pastels.
Multi-award-winning portrait painter and photographer.
Leading Australian abstract painter known for geometric, gridlike compositions, based in Murrurundi.
Brazilian artist Eduardo Santos's new studio, open weekends.
Local sculptor behind the town's corten steel gateway sign.
Internationally exhibited artist drawing on the Upper Hunter landscape.
Dutch-born contemporary painter, ceramicist and performance artist based in Murrurundi.
Established local artist and President of the Murrurundi Arts and Crafts Council.
Oil painter of Australian landscapes and seascapes, working from Murrurundi for over 40 years.
A Pages River Valley photographer capturing Murrurundi's landscape and wildlife.
Community group nurturing local creative pursuits through prizes and workshops.
Mixed media and textile artist making wearable art from salvaged fabric.
Chiaroscuro-method portrait and pastel artist at Upstairs Art.
Local early learning preschool.
Local K-6 primary school, established 1849.
Visitor information and community connect service.
Licensed post office on Mayne St.
Affordable housing for seniors and people with disability, managed by Upper Hunter Shire Council.
Murrurundi hosts local community markets and seasonal events organized by groups like the Murra County Market
Branch of the Upper Hunter Regional Library.
Local council governing Murrurundi and the wider shire.
NSW Ambulance station serving Murrurundi and the surrounding district.
On-call fire brigade, serving the town since 1937.
Local NSW Police station.
Local State Emergency Service unit.
Local Catholic church.
Anglican church, consecrated 1877.
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