“Colours of Community” celebrates vibrant Central Desert stories from Yuendumu artists, featuring bold works, Dreaming narratives, and powerful contemporary Indigenous art at the gallery.

State of Origin is bringing the heat! Live & loud, epic raffles, retro jerseys to win, stadium eats, and happy hour vibes all night long. Don’t miss the action!

*I Believe In This* is an exhibition grounded in faith. At the centre of the exhibition is the act of belief itself — spiritual and personal. Featuring many works never publicly shared until now by legendary Kamilaroi artist Ellen Draper, a founding patron of the gallery with long-standing ties to Moree, *I Believe In This* positions art as an act of commitment and invites audiences to consider belief as something lived, declared and sustained. Artists: Ellen Draper Biographies: Ellen Draper is a Kamilaroi artist with long-standing ties to Moree, recognised for painting that brings together story, place and spiritual imagery. Her work is associated with the St Pius X Mission/chapel context in Moree, including commissions and collected works connected to that site. She is also documented within NSW collection and exhibition histories, including Boomalli Aboriginal Artists activity connected to Moree. 

Traces of the Hand is shaped by touch, time and shared making. Bringing together ceramics and mixed-media works developed through the Moree Arts Community Centre, the exhibition reveals the quiet language of process — impressions held in clay, gestures repeated, materials patiently transformed. Across fibre, sound and light, each work carries traces of both individual attention and collective care. Grounded in place and community, the exhibition reflects growing confidence and experimentation among regional artists, offering an intimate encounter with making as a meditative act and a source of connection, wellbeing and shared strength. Artist: Moree Arts Community Centre Biography: The Moree Arts Community Centre (MACCI) supports inclusive, community-led creative practice across ceramics, weaving, installation and mixed media. MACCI works closely with Kamilaroi/Gamilaroi artists, whose cultural knowledge enriches the region’s creative life. MACCI provides hands-on art programs that nurture personal growth, confidence, intergenerational learning and community wellbeing.

Tickets are LIVE for the 2026 Mallawa Picnic Races! Get ready for country racing, live music, cold drinks, great food and unforgettable Golden Triangle vibes this June 6!

Good vibes, cold drinks, and live country music await! Catch Rachel Louise bringing the energy, soulful vocals, and unforgettable tunes for an afternoon you won’t want to miss!

Fresh farm produce, coffee and handmade goods make the Moree Markets the perfect way to start your Sunday

Step into the ultimate retro party as The Gilly Goddard Band brings powerhouse vocals, feel-good hits, and nonstop energy to Moree Services Club for a night to remember!

Big hits, cold beers, and footy rivalry at its finest! Catch every moment of Ampol State of Origin live at Pally Pub with epic game-night specials.

Maroon or Blue? Mungindi’s Border Battle returns! BBQ brekkie, mayoral showdowns, cheeky challenges and big Origin energy - pick a side and join the fun by the bridge.

Get ready, Moree! The One Job Band hits the stage for a high-energy night of live music, big vibes, and unforgettable moments at Moree Services Club!

Where the dust flies and legends are made—Talmoi Picnic Races brings raw country energy, roaring hooves, and untamed celebration. Rally your crew for a day that hits different!

Country racing perfectly timed with the school holidays for a great family day out!

Celebrate the magic of Christmas early at Pally Pub! Enjoy festive flavours, live music, great company, and a cosy holiday atmosphere filled with food, fun, and cheer.

The Bleakley Collection First Nations objects is an exhibition of objects and artworks that are part of BAMM’s Collection. Collected by Robert Bleakley during his tenure as Head of Tribal Art at Sotheby’s in the 1970s, this significant collection of Aboriginal objects offers a rare opportunity to engage with the material culture of First Nations communities from across Australia. Comprising carved tools, ceremonial objects and early examples of cultural exchange, many of the objects were originally taken to Britain by colonial travellers as 'souvenirs'.  The collection invites critical reflection on histories of collection, displacement and the enduring cultural knowledge embodied in each object.  First Nations objects, Robert Bleakley Collection

Three days of country show in the unique border town on the border of NSW and QLD.

Tourism Moree partners with Little Athletics Moree to bring a regional running festival to the Plains. Experience river-side running, a buzzing CBD night program, and distances for everyone.