Murringo

Murringo is one of the oldest villages in the region and is situated 25km east of Young, and 25km north-west of Boorowa. It is also the southern entry point to the Murringo Gap.

Murringo offers a number of attractions for visitors including a museum, handicrafts and Trandari Wine tastings at the Taubman and Webb Trading Post (pictured above) and an art gallery and accommodation at the Murringo Barracks. Both are open most weekends.

Community markets are held in May and November in the village, providing a festive atmosphere to the village common, known as the Tony Young Memorial Park. The Murringo Art Show in March each year provides a focus for the many artists living in the village and surrounds. It attracts visitors from far and wide. The annual ANZAC Day service at the Murringo Cenotaph is also a popular event, attracting 200-300 people each year. Many other events are held during the year and advertised on the Murringo – NSW Facebook page. The village also has a playground, BBQ facilities, public toilets, community hall (available for bookings), Rural Fire Service station, Public School, Churches, tennis courts and active community.