Visitor Information
Whether you’re visiting for the day or making a weekend of it, here’s everything you need to plan your visit to Sculptures in the Garden. Set amongst the beautiful gardens of Rosby, the exhibition offers a unique opportunity to experience contemporary sculpture, meet artists and enjoy the best of the Mudgee region.
Dates
10 - 25 October
2026
Opening Hours
Open daily
10am – 4pm
Location
Rosby Wines & Gallery
122 Strikes Lane, Eurunderee, Mudgee NSW 2850
Tickets
Entry is $5 per person.
Children under 12 are free.
Tickets are available by clicking the button above or at the gate on the day.
Getting Here
Rosby Wines is about 10 minutes north of Mudgee’s town centre. Head north along Henry Lawson Drive, then turn left into Strikes Lane at Eurunderee — you can’t miss it.
There’s no public transport to the festival, so we’d recommend making a day of it and driving out. If you’re feeling adventurous on two wheels, just make sure you’ve got enough in the tank to enjoy the exhibition when you arrive!
Parking
There’s plenty of parking on site for cars, buses and e-bikes. Travelling with a group? Carpooling or hiring a minibus makes the trip even more fun.
Accessible parking is available — please let one of our volunteer parking attendants know on arrival and they’ll guide you to a suitable spot.
Accessibility
We want everyone to feel welcome at Sculptures in the Garden.
Our volunteers can assist with parking and wayfinding. There are accessible bathroom facilities on site. The grounds are flat and easy to navigate, though as we’re set on a working vineyard, sealed pathways are limited. If you’d like to discuss your access requirements before you visit, please get in touch — we’re happy to help.
Visitor Tips
- Wear comfortable walking shoes.
- Bring a hat, sunscreen and water.
- Allow 2–3 hours to explore the exhibition.
- Most areas are outdoors, so dress for the weather.
- Don't forget your camera!
Food & Wine
The Mudgee Corner Store pop-up is back! Expect great barista coffee, delicious morning and afternoon teas, and plenty of satisfying lunch options. Open all day on weekends, and 10am – 2.30pm on weekdays.
The Rosby Wine Bar is open daily, serving Rosby wines by the glass or bottle. Sit back, soak it all in, and toast to great art. Please note: The Rosby Wines Cellar Door is unable to offer wine tastings during the festival.
Plan your trip to the Mudgee Region
Sculptures in the Garden sits in the heart of one of NSW’s most celebrated wine and food regions. Whether you’re here for a day or a long weekend, we’re working with local tourism partners to help you discover the best of the Mudgee region — from the Lawson Park Sculpture Walk and cellar doors to local restaurants and regional attractions.
In the meantime, explore the Mudgee Sculpture Walk itinerary at visitmudgeeregion.com.au
Purchasing Artwork
Every sculpture in the exhibition is for sale. If something catches your eye, speak to our sales team and they’ll take care of the rest. We accept major credit cards and bank transfers.
A red dot means a work has sold, but some artists accept commissions — so it’s always worth asking.
Want first choice? Join as a Friend of SIG to receive early access to the digital catalogue and the opportunity to purchase at our Opening Night Celebration on Friday 9 October, before the exhibition opens to the public.
Conditions of Entry
- Sculptures in the Garden is held on a working rural property. Please take care when walking around the site, watch your footing and be mindful of wildlife.
- Please don’t touch, climb on or handle the artworks. Children under 15 should be accompanied by an adult at all times.
- SIG is an all-weather festival— come dressed for the season and bring sun protection.
- Dogs and other pets are not permitted on the property.
- Sculptures in the Garden, Rosby Wines and Guesthouse, and event organisers accept no responsibility for any injury, accident, loss or damage incurred while attending the event.
Accommodation
Our recommended accommodation options offer the perfect base for your visit to Sculptures in the Garden and the Mudgee region.
Kavillo Studios
A stunning artist-built retreat on a peaceful 30-acre property just outside Mudgee. Designed and handcrafted by sculptors Michael and Emma, each of the four eco-friendly studios is filled with original artworks, custom furniture and personal touches that celebrate creativity, craftsmanship and connection to the land.
Rosby Studio
A private vineyard retreat for two, right where Sculptures in the Garden unfolds. The self-contained Studio has a king bedroom, ensuite, kitchen and private patio. Explore the exhibition at your own pace, enjoy the food and wine, then stroll back to your own quiet space among the vines.
Rosby Guesthouse
An art-filled retreat among the vineyards where Sculptures in the Garden unfolds. With four king bedrooms, private ensuites, open fires and sweeping views, the Guesthouse is made for sharing the festival with family or friends. Spend the day exploring the sculptures, then wander home to relax with a glass of Rosby wine.
Sapling
A luxurious, art-filled retreat set among the vineyards where the exhibition unfolds. This four-bedroom, four-bathroom guesthouse (plus separate studio for two) is perfect for groups or couples. With sweeping views, open fires, and a connection to art, wine and nature, it’s the ultimate base for experiencing Sculptures in the Garden.