Wall to Wall, one of Australia’s premier murals festivals will bring artists from across the country and overseas, to create five diverse murals in the Murray Bridge CBD, culminating in a FREE and family-friendly festival day in the town’s arts precinct.

Watch the murals unfold: Thu 11 - Sun 14 Apr

MURAL SITES
Muray Bridge Regional Gallery + Murraylands Skills Centre (Bridgeport Hotel carpark) + Edwards Square Soundshell + MBHS Independent Learning Centre + Salvation Army Thrift Shop (Fourth St)

Fri 12 April

Festival Launch
5-6pm
Bookings Essential: click here

Fri 12 - Sun 14 April

Paint-by-numbers
Participatory mural

Festival Street Party

Sunday 14 April | 12-5pm
Murray Bridge Arts Precinct
Sixth Street

Celebrate our town’s new murals, with free all-ages activities, live music, food trucks and more!

• Free street art workshops
  See below for bookings

• Pop-up chalk walks
  Swing by and add colourful drawings anytime throughout the day.

• Live music
  Free. All day. See young local rising stars Katie Aspel, Exit Plan, Willow Sharrad, DJ and HipHop acts, as well as the Adelaide-based and nationally celebrated The Bait Fridge Band.

• Live painting at mural sites all day

The Bait Fridge Giant Regatta Workshop & Parade

Sunday 14 April
Murray Bridge Arts Precinct
Sixth Street

Multidisciplinary collective The Bait Fridge will guide participants through a range of assemblage techniques using found and recycled materials to build costumes, boats, props and instruments for a Giant Regatta Parade around the festival.

Free. All ages.

Guided Tours

Saturday 13 + Sunday 14 April | 1pm + 3pm
Murray Bridge Regional Gallery
Sixth Street

Meet at Murray Bridge Regional Gallery for guided mural tours that offer deeper insights into the artists’ practices, motivations and experiences of painting large-scale artworks in the public domain.

Free. All ages. Max 15 participants per tour. Bookings essential.

Paint-by-Numbers

Friday 12 - Sunday 14 April
MBHS Independent Learner Centre,
Seventh Street

Artist Stephanie Cartledge invites the community to participate in her mural Current Connections. Join in and make your mark in a new mural that celebrates local flora and fauna, highlighting underwater river life and the equilibrium of the river’s ecosystem and capturing the dynamic palette of the local environment.

Free. All ages. No bookings, just wander along.

+ Live painting at mural sites all day

Screen-printing with The Bait Fridge

Sunday 14 April
Murray Bridge Arts Precinct
Sixth Street

Bring your own tote bag, t-shirt or other garment and transform it with a print designed by The Bait Fridge, utilising Silo Art Drawing Competition entries. You will be guided through the steps of hand-pulled screen-printing and take home your special limited edition print.

Free. All ages. No bookings required.

Street Art Workshops

Sunday 14 April
Murray Bridge Arts Precinct
Sixth Street

Street artists Taneisha from Adelaide and local Jeremy Morrison will share aerosol tips, tricks and techniques for you to try out on shared temporary walls or your own take-home panel.

Free. All ages. Bookings essential.
12.00-12.30pm |12.40-1.10pm |1.20-1.50pm
2- 2.30pm |3.30-4.00pm |4.10-4.40pm
Max 15 participants each session

Collaborative Murray Bridge Community Mural

Sunday 14 April
Murray Bridge Arts Precinct
Sixth Street

Adam Poole-Mottishaw (aka TarnsOne) will lead participants in creating a portable community mural. If you’re an aerosol first-timer, be sure to book in to one of the Street Art Workshops first.

Free. All ages. Bookings essential.
1.15-1.30pm |2.15-2.30pm |3.45-4.00pm
Max 6 participants each session

Guided Murals Tours for Kids

School Holidays
Murray Bridge Arts Precinct
Sixth Street

Discover the wonders of our new murals with these fun guided tours designed for school-aged kids.

Session Times:
Tuesday 16 April: 11am-12pm
Thursday 18 April: 2-3pm
Monday 22 April: 1-2pm

All welcome – geared for ages up to 12 years

A parent/carer must accompany their children

Free. Bookings essential.

The opportunity to deliver the Wall to Wall festival in Murray Bridge sprang from the Silo Art project, which was unable to be realised due to circumstances beyond Council’s control. The Wall to Wall artists will focus on themes identified throughout the Silo Art Project’s Community engagement process.

Wall to Wall Murray Bridge is presented by The Rural City of Murray Bridge and Murray Bridge Regional Gallery in partnership with Juddy Roller and was made possible with the support of the Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) Fund – an Australian Government initiative.