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    Gallery Sixty One Revisited

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Good for kids

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    Norman Lindsay Gallery and Museum - the path to beyond

    Norman Lindsay Gallery and Museum

    4.0(6 reviews)
    140.5 km

    An absolute must when visiting the mountains. The gallery is a little pricey, but the proceeds…read moresupport the upkeep of the estate so just pretend you're donating to a cause. Take a cliff top stroll around the property and visit the pool. It's so hot today, I wish there was water in it... Also a lovely cafe on site for a bite to eat.

    Norman Lindsay's a bit of a love him or hate him kind of figure. Try and guess where I fall…read more You can't hit an antique store in the Mountains without being presented with some gravity-defying breasts courtesy of Mr Lindsay. Leading proponent of Art as An Excuse to Paint Lots of Naked Women and Satyrs, Lindsay's better known these days for 'The Magic Pudding', the somewhat anarchic children's classic. This museum is located in his house and is run by the National Trust. Tickets are a little pricey at $12 for adults, $10 concessions, $6 kids and families for $30. And if rampant boobs and lecherous mythological figures are your thing (and really, it's so weird it is worth seeing) this makes for in interesting stopover. My favourite spot is the painting studio in the gardens, set up as he might have left it (sans nude models), bringing an interestingly personal touch. He built model ships in his spare time. Who knew? I've heard rumours about Lindsay's behaviour amongst oldtimers up here that'd make a reality tv star with one of THOSE tapes blush. It's an odd feeling to see kids getting their faces painted in the same grounds where all those artistically-licensed shenanigans went on. There's an annual children's literature festival held here, and the odd concert in the grounds too. And lots of boobs. Did I mention that?

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    Norman Lindsay Gallery and Museum - Behold a sculpture

    Behold a sculpture

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    I think this was a swimming pool

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    Maker's Loft

    Maker's Loft

    4.3(4 reviews)
    113.0 km

    This is such a great concept - an activity crafts and art space where kids can learn something…read moreother than how to tweet or shoot a space alien. Run by a pair of lovely sisters, this is a great spot for mums and their tweens, especially. The only downside is Ernest Street is hell noisy. I found the coffee a bit pedestrian - poor crema and no secondary notes so the flavour won't linger (a bit like what you might get out of a good vending machine). But that's not why you'll come here, if you have a child you want to show the finer points of macrame or some other dextrous skill.

    Great concept indeed! Sydney's north shore has a new coffee & craft location with a cool deco and a…read moregreat vibe that doesn't feel hype wanna-be like some other places. Try the inviting couch or the big shared table for a nice brekkie with family/friends. Menu is reasonably priced with regular changes depending on what's fresh as everything is pretty much home-made on the premises. Kids gotta try the milk & cookie combo for a nice morning or afternoon treat :) Ernest St can get a bit noisy but inside seating is always available & quiet while cars are parked outside and provide shelter on week-ends. The owners sisters are always smiley and happy to help along with their kitchen staff & very talented kids. PS: Dogs welcome outside with a water bowl ready to quench their thirst. There is also a big park just at the front for a walk before/after your brekkie/lunch.

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    Maker's Loft
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    Gallery Sixty One Revisited - cafes - Updated September 2026

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