Discover Worimi Culture at Murrook Culture Centre, Williamtown
Located in Williamtown on Worimi Country, just a short distance from Newcastle Airport, Murrook Culture Centre offers visitors the opportunity to connect with Aboriginal culture, history, art and Country during their stay in the Newcastle and Port Stephens region.
Murrook is a place of culture, community and creativity, sharing the stories and knowledge of the Worimi people, the Traditional Custodians of the land surrounding Williamtown and Port Stephens. Through interactive exhibitions, cultural displays, storytelling and hands-on experiences, visitors can develop a deeper understanding of Worimi culture and its enduring connection to Country.
Experience Aboriginal Culture in Williamtown
There is plenty to discover at Murrook Culture Centre. Depending on available programs and workshops, experiences can include Worimi history, Aboriginal art, weaving and beading, dance, didgeridoo, boomerang and spear throwing, traditional tools, natural resources, bush foods and medicines, ecosystem walks and journeys to cultural sites.
Visitors can also explore Murrook’s exhibitions, which bring together traditional knowledge and contemporary storytelling through art and interactive experiences. Entry to the exhibitions and onsite parking are currently free, making Murrook an accessible addition to a Newcastle or Port Stephens itinerary.
For those looking for a little more adventure, Murrook is also home to ATV Murrook Adventures, where Aboriginal guides take visitors across the spectacular sand dune landscape while sharing insights into its cultural, ecological and social significance.
Stay Near Murrook Culture Centre
For guests staying at Mercure Newcastle Airport, Murrook Culture Centre is a fantastic local experience to add to your itinerary. Its Williamtown location makes it easy to discover an important part of the region’s Aboriginal culture while exploring Newcastle, Port Stephens and the surrounding area.
Whether you’re visiting for a weekend getaway, travelling with family or looking to experience more of the region beyond its beaches and coastline, a visit to Murrook provides a meaningful opportunity to learn about the people, stories and culture connected to this remarkable part of Australia.
Murrook Culture Centre
2163 Nelson Bay Road, Williamtown NSW 2318
Before visiting, we recommend checking current exhibitions, opening hours and workshop availability directly with Murrook Culture Centre.
