Travel Information
Renowned for its laid-back lifestyle and generous hospitality…
…the Tamworth region is a treasure trove of experiences spread across a whopping 9,893km², including Tamworth, Barraba, Manilla and Nundle.
It’s also the perfect spot to base yourself while you explore a bit further afield; whether that’s the New England (Uralla, Armidale, Guyra, Walcha), the North West (Gunnedah and Narrabri), the Liverpool Plains (Quirindi, Willow Tree) or the Upper Hunter (Murrurundi, Merriwa and Scone).
You’re welcome anytime to explore this unique corner of New South Wales.
Experience country culture this weekend at @frostoverbarraba 🖼️
Explore incredible art exhibitions, join hands-on workshops, and celebrate local talent at this iconic regional event.
Whether you`re an artist or an art lover, this is your chance to experience the magic of one of NSW`s longest-running art festivals!
#BarrabaNSW #TamworthRegion
PART FOUR: FROM PADDOCK TO PLATE 🤝
To celebrate the Tamworth Barbeque Festival, we’re taking you on the journey of cooking low n slow produce 🥩
If you’d like to cook your own slow cooked meat at home, here’s Peter Bukowski from @tamworthbbq Tamworth Barbeque to show you the final product reveal from cooking beef brisket 🤤🤤
Thanks to all of our other incredible sponsors for the ABA Competition 🫶
Heat Beads
Gotzinger Smallgoods
Whitehaven Coal
PART THREE: FROM PADDOCK TO PLATE 🤝
To celebrate the Tamworth Barbeque Festival, we’re taking you on the journey of cooking low n slow produce 🥩
If you’d like to cook your own slow cooked meat at home, here’s Peter Bukowski from @tamworthbbq Tamworth Barbeque to show you how to select the best rubs and ensure your product has plenty of flavour 🤌
And if you want to showcase your cooking skills, be sure to enter in the Tamworth BBQ’ing competition happening during the Festival 😉
PART TWO: FROM PADDOCK TO PLATE 🤝
To celebrate the Tamworth Barbeque Festival, we’re taking you on the journey of cooking low n slow produce 🥩
If you’d like to cook your own slow cooked meat at home, here’s Peter Bukowski from @tamworthbbq Tamworth Barbeque to show you how to select and prepare the goods 🔪
And if you want to showcase your cooking skills, be sure to enter in the Tamworth BBQ’ing competition happening during the Festival 😉
PART ONE: FROM PADDOCK TO PLATE 🤝
To celebrate the Tamworth Barbeque Festival, we’re taking you on the journey of cooking low n slow produce 🥩
@jackscreekbeef is a locally owned, multi-award winning business in the beef industry.
Here’s an inside look into the @jackscreekwarehouse in Tamworth!
We are very grateful to have them onboard as a sponsor for this event 🫶
This weekend is the opening of the William Kentridge: ‘I Am Not Me, the Horse Is Not Mine’ exhibition at the Tamworth Regional Gallery.
This eight-channel video features stop-motion animation, live action, and archival video and is considered one of the artist’s most ambitious and celebrated moving image works.
This project is proudly supported by the NSW Government through the Create NSW Blockbusters Funding initiative.
William Kentridge I am not me, the horse is not mine 2008 (still, detail), AGNSW © William Kentridge
