Upcoming Events
Come and join in some wholesome country-town fun!
ANZAC Day
Commemoration of ANZAC Day, Nundle 2021 A service, including wreath laying, will be held at the front of the cenotaph at the Nundle Office of Tamworth Regional Council commencing at 10am on Sunday 25th April. This will be a COVID safe activity and anyone attending is asked to sign in before the service starts. Please bring your own seating if needed. read more
The Great Nundle Dog Race
The Great Nundle Dog Race is held every year on the first Sunday in May on the Nundle Recreation Ground. It is the major fundraiser of the Nundle Public School Parents & Citizens Association (P&C) and attracts families and their dogs from the local region as well as the Hunter, Sydney and North Coast.read more
Mother’s Day
Nundle businesses love to help you treat Mum for Mother's Day, Sunday, May 9th, 2021. Book lunch at one of Nundle and surrounds' cafes, then stroll the town's antiques, fashion, art, craft and homewares stores.read more
Fathers day
Book your Father’s Day in Nundle and Hanging Rock on Sunday September 6, 2020. Choose lunch from The Peel Inn, Mount Misery Gold Mine Cafe, Nundle Fuel and Cafe, Arc-en-ciel Trout Farm Drunken Trout Cafe.
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Hat’s off to Country
2019 TOYOTA HATS OFF TO COUNTRY FESTIVAL – Featuring “Christmas in July”
Ham / Turkey & Christmas pudding with the “Songwriters at the DAG Showcase”
FEATURING
KEVIN BENNETT – JEREMY EDWARDS
SHANE NICHOLSON – LUKE O’SHEA
JEN MIZE – FELICTY URQUHART
Christmas in July
Experience Christmas in July in the cool mountain climate of Nundle, elevation 600m or Hanging Rock; elevation 1,100 metres.
On July 13-14 The DAG Sheep Station hosts three shows, ‘Songwriters at The DAG’ Showcase, featuring LUKE O’SHEA – FELICTY URQUHART- KEVIN BENNETT – SHANE NICHOLSON – JEN MIZE – JEREMY EDWARDS.
Tickets $45.00 Includes a ‘Christmas in July Feast’
Hanging Rock Christmas in July Dinner Dance will be held in the Hanging Rock Community Hall, Saturday July 27, 2019.
June Long Weekend
Settle in for a day, or three, at Nundle and Hanging Rock this Long Weekend, June 6, 7, and 8, 2020 with wood fires, comfort food, boutique shopping, and spectacular countryside.
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The Great Nundle Dog Race
The Great Nundle Dog Race is held every year on the first Sunday in May on the Nundle Recreation Ground. It is the major fundraiser of the Nundle Public School Parents & Citizens Association (P&C) and attracts families and their dogs from the local region as well as the Hunter, Sydney and North Coast.
read more
Mother’s Day
Nundle businesses love to help you treat Mum for Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 9th, 2021. Book lunch at one of Nundle and surrounds’ cafes, then stroll the town’s antiques, fashion, art, craft and homewares stores.
read more
Tamworth Regional Heritage Festival – Nundle Program
Nundle is part of the 2021 Tamworth Regional Heritage Festival, from daily tours at Nundle Woollen Mill to open days at Nundle Court House Museum, Wombramurra Homestead museum and garden, Mount Misery Gold Mine Cafe and Museum, Odgers and McClelland Exchange Stores, and insight into the Innkeepers, Publicans and Sly Grog Sellers, Tall Tales and True from the Nundle Gold Fields 1853-1900.
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The Great Nundle Dog Race
The Great Nundle Dog Race is held every year on the first Sunday in May on the Nundle Recreation Ground. It is the major fundraiser of the Nundle Public School Parents & Citizens Association (P&C) and attracts families and their dogs from the local region as well as the Hunter, Sydney and North Coast.
read more
Nundle Lions Twilight Christmas Market
The German inspired Nundle Lions – Twilight Christmas Market is designed to experience a real feel for a Christmas-style market complete with Christmas lights, Christmas music, Food and Entertainment for children including Santa Claus.
read moreWelcome to Nundle NSW
The peace and quiet, beautiful hills, and boutique businesses in and around Nundle often give visitors reason to lengthen their stay in this unique country NSW town. People turn off the New England Highway, intrigued by the many signs to Nundle between Wallabadah and Nemingha, and discover there is too much to do in a day. Nundle and Hanging Rock have a small population (about 300 people) and traditionally punch above their weight when it comes to quintessential country hospitality, quirky events, and community services. The towns are just 10km, but a dramatic 600m elevation apart, creating extraordinary differences in climate, plantings, and landscape. Why not contact our Visitor Information Centre.
Nundle Offers a Wide Range of Accommodation, Events and Activities
The Nundle and Hanging Rock communities of NSW invite you to come and play in our much-loved villages and bushland, stay at our quality accommodation and explore the area, and gather and celebrate with friends in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Use our community-owned website to access useful telephone numbers and websites. research our attractions, pencil in annual events, and plan your stay (You can also download our brochure). We look forward to welcoming you.
Proposed Windfarm
See the latest information on the proposed windfarm and have your say.
Six Nundle locations feature in the 2021 Tamworth Regional Heritage Week, from Friday April 24th to Sunday, May 2nd.
Read more about the Heritage Week Program here www.tamworth.nsw.gov.au/explore/whats-on/festivals-and-events/tamworth-regional-heritage-festival...
DAILY DURING THE FESTIVAL
NUNDLE WOOLLEN MILL TOURS
Connect with Australia’s wool heritage at the award-winning Nundle Woollen Mill. Join a Nundle Woollen Mill guide for a tour of the Mill and vintage machinery used in making a ball of wool. Marvel at the antique machinery, most of it sourced from long dormant mills and lovingly restored, working its magic to turn bales of the finest Australian merino wool into yarns.
Cost:Cost $5/per person, redeemable with purchase.
Venue: Nundle Woollen Mill, 35 Oakenville Street, Nundle
Time: Tours commence at 11.00am and 2.00pm
Enquiries and bookings: Contact the Nundle Woollen Mill on 6769 3330.
SUNDAYS
NUNDLE COURT HOUSE MUSEUM OPEN DAY
Visit the Nundle Court House Museum and view the comprehensive collection of artefacts and documents relating to the history and heritage of Nundle and district, as well as Aboriginal and Chinese memorials located in the Museum grounds. The collection is housed in one of Nundle’s spectacular heritage buildings, built by George Davidson in 1880.
Cost: $4 entry
Time: Sunday 12.30pm – 14.00pm
Venue: Nundle Court House Museum, Jenkins Street, Nundle
Enquiries and bookings: Contact 6769 3292.
SATURDAY 24TH APRIL
WOMBRAMURRA MUSEUM & HOMESTEAD GARDENS
Come along to historic Wombramurra Homestead Garden and Museum Opening, as previously featured in Country Style and New England Living magazines. The 1840s Cottage building houses a unique collection of photographs, documents and artefacts relating to the history of Wombramurra Station. Established in the early 1900s, the garden houses a variety of Australian homestead garden plants and trees, with some over one hundred years old. Enjoy refreshments on the homestead verandah.
Cost: Entry: $10, includes refreshments.
Time: 10am – 4pm
Venue: 215 Crawney Road, Nundle
Enquiries and bookings: Contact 0418 866 072.
MOUNT MISERY GOLD MINE CAFE AND MUSEUM OPEN DAY
At Mount Misery Gold Mine Café and Museum, take a tour of one of Nundle’ s Gold Era buildings and enjoy the collection of Gold Rush memorabilia in the building’s underground Museum.
Time: 11am – 12pm
Venue: Mt Misery Gold Mine Café and Museum, Cnr Oakenville and Gill Streets, Nundle
Enquiries and bookings: Contact the Mt Misery Gold Mine Café and Museum.
ODGERS AND MCCLELLAND EXCHANGE STORES OPEN DAY
Visit the 1890s store and join owners Megan and Duncan Trousdale in a discussion about the history of the building and replacement of its timber and iron shop verandah in 2019 in sympathy with the heritage context.
Cost: Free of charge
Time: 12:30pm – 1:30pm
Venue: Odgers and McClelland Exchange Stores, 81 Jenkins Street, Nundle
Enquiries and bookings: Contact Odgers and McClelland Exchange Stores on 0427 693 310.
THE SPREAD EAGLE HOTEL
Join historian Geoff Cummins for a discussion on his research, Innkeepers, Publicans and Sly Grog Sellers, Tall Tales and True from the Nundle Gold Fields 1853-1900, and an update on the Hotel renovation.
Cost: Free of charge
Venue: The Spread Eagle Hotel, Jenkins Street (diagonally opposite Odgers & McClelland)
Time: 1.30-2.00pm.
Enquiries and bookings: Geoff Cummins 0427 189 398.
DAILY DURING THE FESTIVAL
NUNDLE WOOLLEN MILL TOURS
Connect with Australia’s wool heritage at the award-winning Nundle Woollen Mill. Join a Nundle Woollen Mill guide for a tour of the Mill and vintage machinery used in making a ball of wool. Marvel at the antique machinery, most of it sourced from long dormant mills and lovingly restored, working its magic to turn bales of the finest Australian merino wool into yarns.
Cost:Cost $5/per person, redeemable with purchase.
Venue: Nundle Woollen Mill, 35 Oakenville Street, Nundle
Time: Tours commence at 11.00am and 2.00pm
Enquiries and bookings: Contact the Nundle Woollen Mill on 6769 3330.
SUNDAYS
NUNDLE COURT HOUSE MUSEUM OPEN DAY
Visit the Nundle Court House Museum and view the comprehensive collection of artefacts and documents relating to the history and heritage of Nundle and district, as well as Aboriginal and Chinese memorials located in the Museum grounds. The collection is housed in one of Nundle’s spectacular heritage buildings, built by George Davidson in 1880.
Cost: $4 entry
Time: Sunday 12.30pm – 14.00pm
Venue: Nundle Court House Museum, Jenkins Street, Nundle
Enquiries and bookings: Contact 6769 3292.
SATURDAY 24TH APRIL
WOMBRAMURRA MUSEUM & HOMESTEAD GARDENS
Come along to historic Wombramurra Homestead Garden and Museum Opening, as previously featured in Country Style and New England Living magazines. The 1840s Cottage building houses a unique collection of photographs, documents and artefacts relating to the history of Wombramurra Station. Established in the early 1900s, the garden houses a variety of Australian homestead garden plants and trees, with some over one hundred years old. Enjoy refreshments on the homestead verandah.
Cost: Entry: $10, includes refreshments.
Time: 10am – 4pm
Venue: 215 Crawney Road, Nundle
Enquiries and bookings: Contact 0418 866 072.
MOUNT MISERY GOLD MINE CAFE AND MUSEUM OPEN DAY
At Mount Misery Gold Mine Café and Museum, take a tour of one of Nundle’ s Gold Era buildings and enjoy the collection of Gold Rush memorabilia in the building’s underground Museum.
Time: 11am – 12pm
Venue: Mt Misery Gold Mine Café and Museum, Cnr Oakenville and Gill Streets, Nundle
Enquiries and bookings: Contact the Mt Misery Gold Mine Café and Museum on 6769 3459.
ODGERS AND MCCLELLAND EXCHANGE STORES OPEN DAY
Visit the 1890s store and join owners Megan and Duncan Trousdale in a discussion about the history of the building and replacement of its timber and iron shop verandah in 2019 in sympathy with the heritage context.
Cost: Free of charge
Time: 12:30pm – 1:30pm
Venue: Odgers and McClelland Exchange Stores, 81 Jenkins Street, Nundle
Enquiries and bookings: Contact Odgers and McClelland Exchange Stores on 0427 693 310.
THE SPREAD EAGLE HOTEL
Join historian Geoff Cummins for a discussion on his research, Innkeepers, Publicans and Sly Grog Sellers, Tall Tales and True from the Nundle Gold Fields 1853-1900, and an update on the Hotel renovation.
Cost: Free of charge
Venue: The Spread Eagle Hotel, Jenkins Street (diagonally opposite Odgers & McClelland)
Time: 1.30-2.00pm.
Enquiries and bookings: Geoff Cummins 0427 189 398.
